This story centers on two children, one Israeli and one Palestinian, who form an unlikely friendship across a divided land.
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During a time of political unrest, a young Jewish girl named Ilana must navigate difficult choices and loyalties.
A young woman from a conservative background pursues her dream of becoming a filmmaker, facing family and cultural challenges.
A young Abenaki girl is captured by colonists and must adapt to a new life while holding onto her heritage.
This historical fiction novel follows a young Native American boy named Gray Eagle as he navigates the challenges of his tribe's traditions and the encroaching world of settlers.
A young girl named Grin struggles with her identity and her family's expectations in a world where bears are revered.
A young girl named Esther is sent to live with a strict religious family after her parents' death.
This novel tells the story of Larry Two-Feathers, a Native American boy navigating life and identity in a changing world.
Two boys, one Jewish and one Arab, form a friendship in the Middle East despite their families' animosity.
Ramona, a young Native American girl, grapples with the loss of her homeland and the challenges of assimilation.
Rebels of the Heavenly Kingdom is a historical novel set during the Taiping Rebellion in China, focusing on faith and conflict.
A young Iroquois boy named Silverwolf navigates the challenges of his tribe and the encroaching world of European settlers.
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The African Trilogy (Things Fall Apart / No Longer at Ease / Arrow of God)
Chinua Achebe · 1988
Concern35MixedVirtue15Thin
This trilogy chronicles the impact of British colonialism on Igbo society in Nigeria through the lives of three generations.
During the American Revolution, a young boy is caught between his Iroquois heritage and the colonists.
This historical novel is set in ancient times and follows a young protagonist. It deals with themes of conflict, survival, and cultural clashes.
A young girl's life is disrupted by the Ghost Dance movement and the ensuing conflict between Native Americans and the U.S. Army.
This historical novel depicts the interactions between Native Americans and European settlers on the frontier.
A young boy named Luke travels to the American West and becomes involved in a conflict between Native Americans and settlers.
Rukhsana, a Pakistani-American teenager, grapples with her family's expectations and her own desires for love and independence.
A young boy named 'Ksan is sent to a residential school and struggles with his identity and cultural suppression.