This book uses simple language and illustrations to show that some things are not there.
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A young boy is tricked into marrying a shrewish woman and must find a way to escape his predicament.
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Heidi Heckelbeck tries out for a school sports team, facing new challenges.
Heidi Heckelbeck discovers she has magical powers and tries to keep them a secret at school. She navigates everyday life with her newfound abilities.
This novel explores the journey of a young girl dealing with body image issues and self-acceptance, finding her true worth beyond external appearances.
A young boy encounters a friendly ghost named Wanda who helps him solve a mystery at his new school.
Wanda is afraid of monsters, but when she meets a friendly monster named Marvin, she learns that not all monsters are scary.
A young person grieves the loss of their friend Michael and reflects on their memories.
A young girl named Sarah travels back in time to colonial Williamsburg and must adapt to its ways.
This is a historical romance set in Scotland where a young woman is betrothed to a man she doesn't love.
A young woman named Anya must make difficult choices about loyalty and duty during a time of conflict.
A young woman named Sarah returns to her family's farm in Stoney Creek, finding love and facing challenges that test her resilience.
This book explores the experiences and conversations of young Black girls in a salon setting.
This book follows a young girl named Angel as she navigates family dynamics and her own identity during a summer visit to her grandparents in the South.
A young girl named Ashley celebrates Kwanzaa with her family, learning about its traditions and meaning.
A young boy named Wellington encounters a witch and must overcome his fears.
Beau, a young boy growing up on a farm, learns about responsibility and hard work through his experiences with animals and chores.
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