A group of teenagers are caught in a dangerous situation and must find a way to survive. They face difficult choices and learn about themselves.
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This book tells the origin story of Santa Claus, detailing his early life and how he became the beloved figure he is today.
A historical novel following the experiences of a young boy during the Mayflower voyage.
This book retells the biblical story of Samson, focusing on his early life and miraculous strength.
A young boy named Timmy finds a penny and learns about the value of money and making choices.
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This book follows the early life and experiences of a young girl named Amy.
A young boy named Scott plays defense in a hockey game, learning about teamwork and competition.
A young boy attends a hockey camp for the Toronto Maple Leafs, facing challenges and striving to improve his skills.
A young boy in feudal Japan is trained in the ways of the samurai after his family is killed.
A young boy named Jedediah experiences life as a settler on the American frontier.
A young boy named Mei Mei learns about his heritage and family through stories and traditions.
A young boy travels with his missionary parents to China and experiences cultural differences and spiritual growth.
A young boy embarks on a journey to find his lost donkey.
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This book is a wordless picture book that tells the story of a young boy and his adventures with a kite.
A retelling of the Peter Pan story focusing on Captain Hook.
This comprehensive biography chronicles the life of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, from his childhood to his technological revolutions and final battle with cancer.
This novel follows the early life and experiences of a young boy named Mark.
This historical novel follows the early life of Queen Elizabeth I, exploring her childhood and the political intrigues of the Tudor court.
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