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A boy named Ratboy deals with the challenges of fitting in and his unusual family.
A young girl named Georgie experiences a magical and transformative lunar event.
A young girl in 1930s Mississippi grapples with poverty, prejudice, and finding her place.
This didactic novel explores the importance of virtue and proper conduct for young ladies in the mid-19th century.
This collection features a variety of stories, likely intended for young readers, covering diverse themes and settings.
#07
Storm and sunshine, or, The right way and the wrong way
Francis C. Woodworth · 1851
Concern7CleanVirtue52Rich
This book explores moral choices and their consequences through the lives of its characters.
Jack Mason's adventures involve navigating challenges and making moral choices in a 19th-century setting, emphasizing character development.
#09
The strawberry girl, or, How to rise in the world
Francis C. Woodworth · 1852
Concern0CleanVirtue56Rich
A young girl named Katie works hard to overcome poverty and improve her family's life through determination and honesty.
This narrative follows the life and experiences of a young girl named Sue, likely with moral instruction.
#11
The the diving bell, or, Pearls to be sought for
Francis C. Woodworth · 1851
Concern0CleanVirtue14Thin
A group of boys embarks on an adventure aboard a diving bell, seeking hidden treasures and learning about the natural world.
This book offers a collection of stories and advice for boys and girls, focusing on rural life, nature, and moral development.
A story about a boy named Uncle Reuben and his interactions, likely with a focus on moral lessons.
The story follows Jack Mason, an old sailor, as he recounts his adventures and life experiences.
A collection of stories and poems designed for young readers, offering entertainment and moral instruction.
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A collection of stories for boys, featuring adventures, moral lessons, and historical tales.
#18
Woodworth's American miscellany of entertaining knowledge
Francis C. Woodworth · 1852
Concern7CleanVirtue3Thin
A collection of entertaining knowledge and stories from American history and life.
Tom Headstrong, a spirited boy, often finds himself in trouble due to his impulsive nature, but learns valuable lessons through his experiences.
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