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A simple, heartwarming story about a kitten that finds a cozy home in a pumpkin patch during autumn.
This book tells the story of a fox and its interactions with the natural world.
A collection of illustrations and simple text focusing on different types of mice.
A young boy named Richard finds a stray cat and cares for it, learning about responsibility and companionship.
The Frog Book is a non-fiction book about frogs and their habitats.
This book is a collection of illustrations and short texts about owls.
Two teenage girls, Lena and Chloe, navigate a summer of change, first crushes, and difficult family dynamics in their small town.
Shakespeare's historical play depicts the rise and fall of Richard III, a manipulative and ambitious king of England.
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Two teenagers from different backgrounds form an unlikely connection during a summer spent in a small town.
This historical novel recounts the tumultuous reign and downfall of King Richard III of England.
A historical novel retelling the story of Richard III of England, focusing on his rise to power and downfall.
This biography details the life and expeditions of Richard Byrd, the American naval officer and polar explorer.
A young woman grapples with family secrets and her own identity in a small Midwestern town.
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The story of Maud Summers, an orphan boy, details his struggles and eventual triumphs as he navigates life and seeks his place in the world.
Four sisters spend their summers together, navigating friendships, family secrets, and growing up.
A young woman moves to a new town and confronts her family's secrets and her own identity.
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.
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