In a harsh desert environment, a young girl named Anya must survive and protect her family from danger.
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A clever traveler tricks villagers into making soup from a stone, adding ingredients to make it delicious.
A traveler tricks villagers into sharing their food by pretending to make soup from a stone.
A group of villagers work together to make a delicious soup from a single stone.
A young boy named Willy trains his dog, Little Scar, to race in a challenging sled dog competition to win prize money for his sick stepfather.
A girl stranded on a deserted island must survive and uncover the secrets of her past.
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A teenage boy named Mark struggles with his identity and finding his place after his family moves to a new town.
A young girl's life is intertwined with a mysterious stone lion that holds ancient secrets.
A group of teenagers investigates a series of strange occurrences surrounding a mysterious stone in their town.
A teenage boy navigates the complexities of friendship, family, and identity while dealing with the aftermath of a traumatic event in his community.
Would you like to play hide & seek in this book with lovable, furry old Grover?
Jon Stone · 1976
This is a simple board book for very young children featuring the character Grover from Sesame Street.
A short narrative focusing on a mouse and its experiences, likely a simple animal story with a gentle tone.
A Black teen named Quannah navigates her identity and relationships when she transfers to a predominantly white private school.
A young Black man navigates systemic racism and injustice after being wrongly accused of a crime.
The Cretaceous Chase follows a group of kids on a thrilling adventure through the prehistoric era. They encounter dinosaurs and face exciting challenges.
A group of kids gets stranded in a prehistoric jungle after a plane crash and must survive dinosaurs and the elements.
A group of kids discovers a hidden dinosaur cove and must protect the creatures from danger.
A young monster is afraid of monsters, but the reader helps him discover there are no monsters.
A Black teenager named Justyce writes letters to Martin Luther King Jr. as he navigates racism, police brutality, and social injustice.
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