#01
The beauties of history, or, Pictures of virtue and vice
William Dodd · 1796
Concern7CleanVirtue23Present
This collection of moral tales from 1796 aims to educate young readers on virtue and vice through historical examples.
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William is a historical novel following a young boy's experiences during the Great Depression and World War II.
William is a young boy who is struggling with his identity and his place in the world. He is bullied at school and feels like an outcast. He finds solace in his imagination and in the company of his stuffed animals.
William Brown, a mischievous schoolboy, navigates the challenges and absurdities of childhood.
William S is a young boy who finds himself in a peculiar situation involving a mysterious man and a hidden treasure. He must unravel the secrets.
This is a short, simple story about a little boy named William and his bedtime routine.
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William, a young boy, worries about his parents' arguments and tries to find ways to make them happy.
A young mouse named Christopher embarks on a perilous journey to find his family after being separated during a storm.
Ten cunning piranhas devise a plan to escape their aquarium and wreak havoc in the surrounding environment.
This book follows the humorous escapades of William Brown, a mischievous boy who constantly gets into trouble at school and home.
William Brown and his gang of friends get into various mischievous adventures and escapades.
This graphic novel adaptation tells the classic legend of William Tell, the Swiss archer who defied an oppressive ruler.
William, a mischievous boy, gets into various scrapes and adventures with his friends and family.
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The wolf-boy of China, or, Incidents and adventures in the life of Lyu-Payo
William Dalton · 1857
Concern25MildVirtue13Thin
This historical adventure follows Lyu-Payo, a boy raised by wolves in China, as he navigates the complexities of human society and his own wild nature.
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The first chapter of Accidents, and remarkable events
William Darton · 1804
Concern8CleanVirtue21Present
This early 19th-century book recounts various remarkable events and moral lessons for young readers.
Otto Peltonen's journal details his experiences as a Finnish boy during World War II.
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The story of Mark Raffles, or, An English boy's adventures among the Japanese
William Dalton · 1871
Concern8CleanVirtue6Thin
Mark Raffles embarks on an adventurous journey through Japan, encountering new cultures and facing various challenges.
This historical novel follows the construction of the First Transcontinental Railroad in the United States through the eyes of young characters.
A young boy named Lars is shipwrecked and must survive in the harsh Arctic wilderness with only a broken blade.
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