A young wombat named Wombat navigates friendships and challenges in his forest home.
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A young girl named Dolphin overcomes her fears and learns to swim, finding confidence and a new passion for the water.
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This book uses simple language to describe the actions and behaviors of turtles.
Wombat keeps a secret from his friends, leading to humorous misunderstandings.
This is a simple story about a clownfish who is looking for a friend in the ocean.
A clever sea turtle devises a plan to help his friends escape a dangerous situation.
A young koala named Kevin gets lost and goes on an adventure to find his way home.
A young dolphin named Finn dreams of leaping out of the water, facing his fears and the challenges of the ocean.
A young pelican learns a valuable lesson about pride and the importance of listening to others.
A young girl named Freya bonds with a wild foal and works to tame it on her family's ranch.
A group of kangaroos escapes from a zoo and embarks on an adventure to find a new home.
A tree frog hears various sounds in its environment and learns about the world around it.
A young woman named Rebecca navigates life and faith within a conservative religious community.
A young woman marries a wealthy widower and moves into his imposing estate, only to be haunted by the memory of his first wife.
Juvenile trials for robbing orchards, telling fibs, and other offenses
R. Johnson · 1801
This is a collection of historical accounts of juvenile offenses and their legal proceedings in early America.
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This historical fiction follows a young woman named Rebecca as she navigates life and hardship in 1860s New York City.
A teenage girl named Alex struggles with an eating disorder and the pressures of perfectionism.
A young boy visits his grandfather and learns about the importance of nature and family through collecting seashells.
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