In a post-apocalyptic world, a young girl named Anya struggles to survive and protect her family.
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23 books
A young girl, Sarah, navigates life in a small English village and her complicated family relationships.
A teenage girl named Sarah struggles with her family, her identity, and a difficult relationship in London.
A young boy named Woodford faces challenges and learns about bravery and community in his rural town.
Moxy Maxwell faces the daunting task of writing thank-you notes after her birthday, leading to humorous and relatable situations.
This novel tells the story of a young girl named Peggy and her experiences, likely focusing on personal growth and relationships.
Peggy, a young girl, navigates childhood challenges and learns important life lessons with her family and friends.
This story follows Elliott, a young boy navigating his life and experiences in a historical setting.
A collection of short stories from various cultures, aiming to educate young readers about different traditions and ways of life.
When Herbie moves away, his friends try to understand and cope with his absence, learning about friendship and change.
This book explores the concept of love through simple text and illustrations, focusing on different ways people show affection.
A humorous picture book about the joy and variety of hats worn by different people and animals.
This book follows a teenage girl as she navigates the challenges and changes that come with turning sixteen.
Digby the dog unearths a mysterious object that leads him and his young owner on an adventure.
A young girl named Sarah deals with her parents' separation and her father's new life in a hotel.
#16
Moxy Maxwell does not love practicing the piano
Peggy Elizabeth Gifford · 2009
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Moxy Maxwell dislikes practicing the piano and tries to avoid it.
Set in a New York City tenement, this story follows a young girl who brings life and beauty to her drab surroundings with flowers.
This is a simple story about a dog named Jack and his adventures.
A teenage girl navigates difficult family circumstances and her own emotional struggles after a traumatic event.
#20
Moxy Maxwell does not love writing thank-you notes
Peggy Elizabeth Gifford · 2009
Concern0CleanVirtue10Thin
Moxy Maxwell struggles with the chore of writing thank-you notes after her birthday party.
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