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Save:"Diary of a Mad Brownie" follows the story of a brownie named Angus who is bound by a curse to serve the McGonagall family. The curse transfers to the youngest female descendant of the family, Alex Carhart, who initially struggles with Angus' presence as he tries to keep her room clean. As Alex, Angus, and her siblings embark on an adventure to break the curse, they face challenges and form unlikely friendships. The plot unfolds through diary entries, newspaper clippings, and illustrations, making the story engaging and believable. The central themes of friendship, overcoming challenges, and making sacrifices for family are prominent in this humorous and heartwarming tale.
You would think this would allow me some claim to wisdom. But Fergus said that as he is older than me by forty years, he is that much wiser, too. So I listen to his advice…unless he is offering it aft... - #2
Save:'The Book of Dragons' by E. Nesbit is a collection of adorable and fantastical stories about dragons of all shapes and sizes, living in various habitats and interacting with humans. The stories are cute fairy tales that are written in a charming and direct style, with a mix of modern and ancient elements. The book contains eight delightfully tongue-in-cheek tales of wonder and adventure, where children play a significant role in dealing with dragons and overcoming challenges.
The Project Gutenberg EBook of The Book of Dragons, by Edith Nesbit This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or... - #3
Save:Ludo and the Star Horse is a captivating children's book that follows the journey of Ludo, a humble goatherd in Austria Bavaria, and his elderly Haflinger horse, Renti. When Renti disappears into the snow, Ludo chases after him and falls through a cavern into a world of mythical characters representing the 12 Zodiac signs. Together, Ludo and Renti face adventures and perils as they navigate through the different Houses of the zodiac, encountering obstacles and challenges along the way. The story beautifully weaves themes of self-discovery, bravery, and the bond between a boy and his horse, creating a magical and thought-provoking tale for readers of all ages.
Mary Stewart's writing style in Ludo and the Star Horse is praised for its depth, charm, and ability to enchant readers from childhood into adulthood. The book combines elements of fantasy, adventure, and coming-of-age, offering a rich and engaging story that explores themes of love, loss, and the journey towards self-realization. Stewart's vivid descriptions of the Alpine setting, the astrological houses, and the diverse characters encountered by Ludo and Renti provide a unique and immersive reading experience that resonates with readers long after they finish the book.
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Save:'The Boy Who Crashed to Earth' in the series 'Hilo' by author Judd Winick follows the story of DJ Kim, an ordinary boy living in a small, boring town until Hilo, a mysterious and powerful boy, crashes into his life from the sky. As strange and ominous events start happening in the town, Hilo's past begins to resurface, revealing his ultimate purpose. is described as a fantastic comic storybook with an energetic and engaging story, well-managed positive messaging, and emotional depth. The art style is whimsical, reminiscent of a mix between Calvin and Hobbes and Codename Kids Next Door.
Judd Winick's writing style is praised for capturing the expressiveness and dynamism of classic cartoon series like Bloom County and Calvin and Hobbes. The diverse characters, including DJ, an Asian American lead, and Gina, an African American girl, are highlighted for introducing themes of diversity, friendship, loyalty, and character in a thoughtful yet unobtrusive manner. is noted for its humor, charm, and heart, providing a light and breezy read that evokes nostalgia for Saturday morning cartoons.
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Save:'Oh, the Places You'll Go!' by Dr. Seuss is a whimsical and inspirational book that follows the journey of life through colorful illustrations and rhyming text. The book encourages readers, both young and old, to embrace the challenges and adventures that come with growing up, while emphasizing the message that one can achieve anything they set their mind to. Through a mix of fantasy and reality, the book explores the ups and downs of life, teaching valuable lessons about perseverance, self-belief, and resilience.
This classic Dr. Seuss book does not have a defined plot but rather focuses on the different places one may go in life and the experiences they may encounter along the way. It serves as a source of encouragement and motivation for readers of all ages, reminding them that life is full of twists and turns but with determination and a positive mindset, one can overcome any obstacle and reach their full potential.
'I Had Trouble In Getting To Solla Sollew' by Dr. Seuss follows a young character who embarks on a journey to a town where he believes there are no troubles, as he had faced many at his home. Along the way, he encounters various challenges but manages to overcome them. Upon reaching the town, he finds himself unable to enter and eventually realizes that the solution to his troubles lies within himself. The story teaches a valuable lesson about facing challenges head-on and the importance of perseverance. The writing style is imaginative, filled with rhymes, and conveys a moral message through a whimsical and fantastical narrative.
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Save:Hope Yancey, a teenager, moves to a small town in Wisconsin with her aunt, seeking a fresh start. As they take over a local diner, they find themselves embroiled in political scandals and a mayoral campaign. Hope's journey is one of growth, resilience, and community involvement, as she navigates through challenges, builds new relationships, and discovers her own strength and purpose in life.
Somehow I knew my time had come when Bambi Barnes tore her order book into little pieces, hurled it in the air like confetti, and got fired from the Rainbow Diner in Pensacola right in the middle of l... - #8
Save:Maiden Voyage by Tania Aebi is a captivating true story of a young woman's solo circumnavigation of the globe in a small sailboat. The book details Tania's adventurous journey, facing challenges and triumphs as she navigates the world's oceans at a tender age, setting records and inspiring readers with her courage and determination. The plot unfolds with vivid descriptions of Tania's experiences, from the thrill of exploration to the emotional growth she undergoes throughout her voyage. The writing style is engaging, drawing readers into the world of sailing and personal discovery, making it a compelling read for both sailing enthusiasts and those seeking an inspiring coming-of-age tale.
October 23, 1987, another dawn—my thirty-seventh alone on the North Atlantic. Around me, the sea is a liquid mountain range of heaving swells, and I’m really scared. The winds and waves have been stea... - #9
Save:'Fall Down 7 Times Get Up 8: A Young Man's Voice from the Silence of Autism' by Naoki Higashida is a powerful and enlightening book that offers a unique perspective on living with autism. Through the eyes of the author, readers are taken on a journey of self-discovery, resilience, and hope. Naoki's writing style is engaging, sometimes funny, heartbreaking, and heartwarming, providing an intimate look into his inner world and the challenges he faces daily. The book is a message of encouragement, answering questions, and sharing wonderful stories that resonate with both caregivers and individuals with autism.
Naoki's book delves deep into the complexities of autism, highlighting the importance of patience, understanding, and love in navigating the obstacles faced by autistic individuals. The narrative not only sheds light on the strength and obstacles that autistic people endure but also emphasizes the power of hope and the ability to soldier on even in the toughest of times. Through Naoki's articulate and heartfelt descriptions, readers gain a whole new perspective on life, learning to empathize, think differently, and appreciate the humanity that unites us all.
A sudden shower arrived out of nowhere. As soon as Mum heard the sound of rain she cried, “It’s raining!” and dashed upstairs to the balcony to gather in the washing without looking out of the window.... - #10
Save:'Goodnight Tweetheart' by Teresa Medeiros is a modern love story told through Twitter messages and direct messages (DMs). The plot revolves around two main characters, Abby and Mark, who develop a deep connection and relationship through their online interactions. The writing style is engaging, witty, and emotional, drawing readers into the evolving relationship that starts on social media and gradually moves into real life. The book explores themes of love, humor, tragedy, and the challenges of modern romance in the digital age.
She’d started her morning safely tucked away in an upscale bookstore’s version of a greenroom. It didn’t look anything like the greenrooms at the Today show or even Book World Weekly. There were no co...
