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6,546 books found
Escape to the Forest
Ruth Yaffe Radin
For the child grappling with the concept of finding safety and hope during impossible times. A survival story about a fa
Ages 8–12
Escape From Saigon: How a Vietnamese War Orphan Became an American Boy
Andrea Warren
Long, an orphan born in Saigon, journeys from the final days of the Vietnam War to a new life in Ohio in this true story
Ages 9–13
Energy Island: How One Community Harnessed the Wind and Changed Their World
Allan Drummond
For the child who wonders if one person can really make a difference, this inspiring true story shows how a small commun
Ages 5–9
Ellen Foster
Kaye Gibbons
After losing her mother and escaping her dangerous father, eleven-year-old Ellen Foster searches for a place to belong a
Ages 12–18
Eleanor's Story: An American Girl in Hitler's Germany
Eleanor Ramrath Garner
For the teen processing what it means to be caught between two worlds, this memoir explores survival and identity when h
Ages 12–18
Dust to Eat: Drought and Depression in the 1930s
Michael L. Cooper
For the child curious about how families survive hard times, this history explores the grit and struggle of the 1930s Du
Ages 10–14
A Dream of Freedom
Diane McWhorter
The long fight to end segregation and secure voting rights comes to life through the history of the nonviolent protests
Ages 10–14
Dia's Story Cloth
Dia Cha
An intricately embroidered Hmong story cloth serves as the canvas for a young girl's journey of immigration to a new hom
Ages 6–12
Dear Miss Breed: The True Stories of the Japanese American Incarceration During World War II and the Librarian Who Made a Difference
Joanne Oppenheim
When her young patrons were sent to internment camps in 1942, librarian Clara Breed fought to keep their spirits alive t
Ages 10–18
Dear Daisy, Get Well Soon
Maggie Smith
Cheer up a sick friend with a new gift for every day of the week, from colorful cards to five bright balloons, while pra
Ages 3–6
The Deaf Musicians
Paul Dubois Jacobs, Pete Seeger
For the child navigating a major life change who needs to see that a new challenge can lead to a beautiful, unexpected r
Ages 4–8
Dark Water
Laura McNeal
Fifteen-year-old Pearl finds first love on her uncle's avocado ranch, but she and a migrant worker are soon trapped by e
Ages 14–18
Dancing with Katya
Dori Chaconas
For siblings navigating a new reality after a medical diagnosis, this gentle story shows how love can redefine what it m
Ages 6–10
Verla Kay's Historical Stories
Covered Wagons, Bumpy Trails
Verla Kay
Bumpy trails and changing seasons mark a pioneer family's arduous journey by wagon train across the country to a new lif
Ages 4–8
I Can Read Level 3
Clara and the Bookwagon
Nancy Smiler Levinson
A young farm girl in 1905 Maryland watches her world grow larger when she encounters a traveling book wagon and borrows
Ages 6–9
Christopher Mouse: The Tale of a Small Traveller
William Wise
For the child who needs a gentle reminder that life is a journey of many chapters and that finding where you belong ofte
Ages 7–10
Sandra Markle's Science Mysteries
The Case of the Vanishing Golden Frogs
Sandra Markle
Join global scientists as they use the scientific method to track a mysterious fungus and save the vanishing golden frog
Ages 8–12
Bye, Mis' Lela
Dorothy Carter
For children processing the death of a beloved caregiver. This gentle story helps kids navigate the transition from sadn
Ages 4–8
Bound for the North Star: True Stories of Fugitive Slaves
Dennis Brindell Fradin
John Brown’s own words carry us from a Virginia plantation to freedom in London, recounting a harrowing escape and a lif
Ages 10–14
Great Journeys
Bound for America: The Story of the European Immigrants
Milton Meltzer
Families left everything behind in Europe to seek a new life in America. These historical accounts reveal the courage an
Ages 9–14
The Book Itch: Freedom, Truth, and Harlem's Greatest Bookstore
Vaunda Micheaux Nelson
For the child curious about how books can change the world, this story celebrates the legacy of a legendary Harlem books
Ages 7–10
The Apprenticeship of Lucas Whitaker
Cynthia DeFelice
During the 1850s tuberculosis epidemic, young Lucas Whitaker apprentices with a doctor using a new microscope to search
Ages 9–13
Annushka's Voyage
Edith Tarbescu
Two sisters carry their grandmother's Sabbath candlesticks as they travel from Russia to New York, holding onto their he
Ages 5–10
America Dreaming: How Youth Changed America in the Sixties
Laban Carrick Hill
Witness the power of young voices as they drive the radical movements of the 1960s, from civil rights to environmentalis
Ages 12–18
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