The Child's Birth-day is a historical collection of poems and stories for children, often with moral and religious themes.
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This book presents a series of vignettes and observations about life and society in America.
This novel tells the story of Taylor, a young girl navigating personal challenges and relationships.
A young girl named Shrimp finds her place in her family and community, dealing with challenges and forming bonds.
The Expeditioners and the Secret of King Triton's Lair
S. S. Taylor · 2014
Four friends, the Expeditioners, embark on a quest to find a legendary treasure in a dangerous underwater world.
This is a collection of short stories and poems exploring themes of loss, memory, and the impact of grief.
A group of teens, including Taylor, are sent to a remote space station to investigate a mysterious signal.
A young Native American boy named Lone Warrior must confront his fears and a ghost to protect his village.
This book likely features a creature from a swamp and a story of encountering and dealing with it.
A young boy named Tersias discovers he has a destiny tied to ancient prophecies and must embark on a quest to save his world.
A young boy named Tom investigates a series of strange occurrences and a mysterious curse in his town.
This book introduces Howard and his adventures with a droid, set in a high-tech world.
A young boy named Barnaby must stop a dark sorcerer from unleashing evil upon the world.
A young girl learns to dance and express herself through movement.
Correspondence between a mother and her daughter at school
Taylor Mrs. · 1817
This book is a collection of letters exchanged between a mother and her daughter, detailing their daily lives and thoughts while the daughter is away at school.
A young boy discovers a hidden world of adventure and danger when he inherits an old artifact.
A young boy named Alistair discovers a hidden world of magic and danger when he finds a mysterious artifact connected to the biblical figure of Judas.
This book is a historical account of events and reflections from 1821.
Beatrice, a young woman in medieval York, navigates societal expectations and personal desires.
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