Two young people investigate a mysterious occurrence at a historic manse.
Results
Results for “Richard F. Studebaker”
159 books
In a dark fantasy world, a young man is drawn into a conflict involving powerful beings and ancient magic.
A young man named Kamiti embarks on a journey through the African wilderness, learning about its flora, fauna, and conservation.
This historical account follows Freelon Starbird, an accidental soldier, through the hardships of the American Revolution.
A group of young people discover a hidden tunnel system and embark on an adventure, facing challenges and uncovering secrets.
A young boy named Peter finds a new family and a sense of belonging after being sent to live with relatives.
A little boy named Timmy and his father build and play with a noisy toy train.
In a remote valley, a group of children encounter strange occurrences and a mysterious figure.
This book follows a honeybee as it goes about its daily tasks. It describes the bee's work in the garden and its interactions with flowers.
Three children embark on an adventure involving magical pebbles.
An introductory book about pirates, their ships, and their adventures on the high seas.
A young person goes on the run, facing challenges and making difficult decisions.
A whimsical tale about a cat who decides to bake a cake, leading to a series of amusing and chaotic events.
This book is a collection of historical facts and stories about pirates.
The Danger Joe Show #2 is an action-packed adventure featuring Danger Joe and his crew.
A man named Toad experiences a series of events and encounters in his life.
A young boy named Billy encounters a railroad toad and learns about the natural world and the importance of observation.
This book tells the story of the discovery and exploration of Antarctica, focusing on the challenges and scientific endeavors.
This book tells the story of a fox and its interactions with the natural world.
The Frog Book is a non-fiction book about frogs and their habitats.
Can’t find it?
Add a book to Dokilit
Search Open Library and Google Books — we’ll score it for you.