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A young woman moves to a new town and confronts her family's secrets and her own identity.
A young woman grapples with family secrets and her own identity in a small Midwestern town.
A young boy named Leo is sent to live with his eccentric aunt and uncle, where he discovers a hidden world of magic and mystery.
In 1904 Indiana, fifteen-year-old Russell Culver hopes the death of his teacher means the end of school, only to find his older sister taking over the classroom.
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A Long Way from Chicago (A Long Way from Chicago, #1)
Richard Peck · 1998
Concern7CleanVirtue19Thin
Two siblings spend summers with their eccentric grandmother in rural Illinois, experiencing humorous and memorable adventures.
Blossom Culp investigates a series of strange events and a supposed curse in her small town.
A teenage girl named Romy navigates a complex relationship with a boy who has a mysterious illness and a unique connection to her.
In a small town, a young girl named Mary and her family experience the magic of Christmas.
A lonely teenager finds solace and friendship with a group of stray animals and a kind librarian.
A teenage boy, Alex, grapples with his identity and family expectations while preparing for his older brother's wedding.
Set during World War I, this story follows a young boy who finds himself drawn into the world of espionage and danger.
A young boy named Richard Peck is sent to live with his aunt and uncle in a small town after his parents' death.
Mary Alice navigates life in rural Illinois during the Great Depression, dealing with family and small-town dynamics.
In a small town, a young girl discovers a hidden library and a mysterious librarian who changes her perspective on life and reading.
Three friends navigate the complexities of adolescence, friendship, and loss during a summer.
In a small Midwestern town, a young boy navigates the complexities of life and loss after his teacher's death.
Two sisters, living in rural Indiana during the Great Depression, navigate family challenges and their own developing identities.
This is an autobiographical novel where the author, Richard Peck, reflects on his childhood and adolescence. He shares personal anecdotes and observations about growing up.
In a small town, a group of teenagers navigates the complexities of friendship, family, and growing up during a summer of change.
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