Conduct of life -- Juvenile fiction
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- #3 The Option
- 90 days of different
- A Christmas child : a sketch of a boy-life
- A Christmas fairy
- A Quaker girl of Nantucket
- A child of the sun
- A garland for girls
- A lost hero
- A running back can't always rush
- A very, very noisy tractor
- A wrench in the works
- ASHLEY'S TEST
- Alive in the jungle
- Amal unbound
- American road trip
- An Oregon boyhood
- An old-fashioned girl : with illustrations
- Ashley's test
- At All Costs
- Aunt Jane's hero
- Back that thing
- Backlog studies
- Beat the odds
- Benched
- Beric the Briton
- Big Nate in a class by himself
- Big Nate strikes again
- Big red lollipop
- Blow up and fall down
- Blow up and fall down
- Blubber
- Bonnie Mackirby : an international episode
- Boris the bear-hunter : a tale of Peter the Great and his times
- Break the code
- Break the code
- Bridge to Terabithia
- But I want it!
- Cadet days : a story of West Point
- Campfire Mallory
- Capricious
- Captain January
- Captain John, or, Loss is sometimes gain
- Captured by Zulus : a story of trapping in Africa
- Christmas at the ABECS'
- Christmas-tree land
- Cinderella ; or, the little glass slipper and other stories
- Clara and the curandera
- Controlled
- Crabby pants
- Crash
- Cristina keeps a promise
- Cutting in line isn't fair!
- Daisy : continued from "Melbourne House"
- Daughters of the revolution and their times, 1769-1776 : a historical romance
- Dead end in Norvelt
- Deep-red roses
- Destination human
- Do I have to--
- Do I have to--
- Dog gone!
- Doing right
- Don't call me hero
- Dream life and real life : a little African story
- Drones' honey
- Dry
- Eddie's green thumb
- Editha's burglar : A story for children
- Eloise in Moscow
- Every shiny thing
- Everyone makes a difference : a story about community
- Fables
- Far away and long ago
- Father Brighthopes, or, An old clergyman's vacation
- Forever Hot
- Forgiving a friend
- Garland for girls
- Gathering sparks
- Georgie
- Ginger Pye
- Ginèvra, or, The old oak chest : a Christmas story
- Give it up
- Guarding secrets
- Hedged in
- Helen's babies : some account of their ways, innocent, crafty, angelic, impish, witching, and repulsive ; and, a partial record of their actions during ten days of their existence
- Her father's daughter
- Her great ambition
- How the queen found the perfect cup of tea
- Infiltration
- Jason takes responsibility
- Kim
- Le petit prince
- Life and adventures of a country merchant : a narrative of his exploits at home, during his travels, and in the cities .. ; designed to amuse and instruct
- Life is fun
- Life on the Mississippi
- Little Minnie, and other stories
- Little Peter : a Christmas morality for children of any age
- Little Saint Elizabeth and other stories
- Little men : life at Plumfield with Jo's boys
- Lockdown
- Lost and found : a story about honesty
- Lucky cap
- Lucy Maria
- Make something of it
- Making home happy
- Marcus Blair : a story of provincial times
- Matilda Hippo has a big mouth
- May flowers
- May flowers
- Me and Billy
- Mic Mac on the track
- Miss Belinda's friends
- Miss Nelson is missing!
- Missing monkey!
- More
- Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle
- Mustache Baby
- Namaste!
- New waggings of old tales
- No more pranks
- No problem
- No rules for Michael
- No time for monsters
- No, David!
- Old-fashioned fairy tales
- On my honor
- On your knees
- Open house for butterflies
- Oscar Wilde's the picture of Dorian Gray
- Otherwise known as Sheila the Great
- Our new crusade : a temperance story
- Out of the tunnel
- P.S. Be eleven
- Partners of Providence
- Peace Week in Miss Fox's class
- Pin drop
- Pollyanna
- Pollyanna
- Pomona's travels
- Pomona's travels
- Poor and proud : or, The fortunes of Katy Redburn, a story for young folks
- Prince little boy : and other tales of fairy-land
- Princess Kim and too much truth
- Promise
- Raise the stakes
- Raise the stakes
- Rasselas, prince of Abyssinia
- Rebecca of Sunnybrook farm
- Red Riding Hood
- Returning to normal
- Rollo's journey to Cambridge
- Rosa-too-little
- Roweny in Boston
- Rules of summer
- Ryan respects
- Sammy Spider's first mitzvah
- Sand Pail City
- Santa Claus's partner
- Sentimental Tommy : the story of his boyhood
- Show me happy
- Show some respect
- Sit on Top : /
- Slammed : Honda Civic
- Smile a lot!
- Snap-dragons : a tale of Christmas eve ; and, Old Father Christmas : an old fashioned tale of the young days of a grumpy old godfather
- Sniff a skunk!
- Snitch
- Stevie
- Storm runners
- Strive and succeed : Julius, or, The street boy out West [and] The store boy : or, The fortunes of Ben Barclay
- Struck
- Sturdy and Strong : How George Andrews Made His Way, and Other Stories
- Take away
- Target
- Ten times one is ten : the possible reformation, a story in nine chapters
- Terrible, awful, horrible manners!
- The Barton experiment
- The Deerings of Medbury
- The Denby children at the fair
- The Grahams
- The Knockabout Club in the Antilles and thereabouts
- The Mansion
- The Moffats
- The Snow fort and the frozen lake, or, Christmas holidays at Pond House
- The Squirrel inn
- The Stranger's gift : a Christmas and New Year's present
- The adventures of Captain Horn
- The blade phenomenon
- The blade phenomenon
- The boy who was trained up to be a clergyman
- The brook, and The tide turning
- The cat from Hunger Mountain
- The country bunny and the little gold shoes : as told to Jenifer
- The cunning little vixen
- The curse of the bully's wrath : a Mickey Rangel mystery
- The day I ran away
- The fables of Aesop
- The girl who loved caterpillars : a twelfth-century tale from Japan
- The governess ; or, The little female academy
- The haunted mine
- The haunted mine
- The house of the seven gables : a romance
- The hunter cats of Connorloa
- The iron ring
- The king of the golden river
- The little Brute family
- The lost heir
- The lost heir
- The new Harry and Lucy : a story of Boston in the summer of 1891
- The parson's proxy
- The pleasant tale of Puss and Robin, and their friends Kitty and Bob
- The poisoned house
- The search for the silver city : a tale of adventure in Yucatan
- The shameless shenanigans of Mister Malo : Las terribles travesuras de Mister Malo
- The sin-eater's confession
- The stolen white elephant, etc.
- The story of little Jakey
- The tale of Meshka the kvetch
- The talking eggs : a folktale from the American South
- The tragedy of Wild River Valley
- The widow Goldsmith's daughter
- The wonderful adventures of Nils
- The worst boy in town
- The young explorer
- The young explorer : or, claiming his fortune
- Tikkun Olam Ted
- Told by Uncle Remus : new stories of the old plantation
- Tom Grogan
- Toutou and pussy
- Towhead : the story of a girl
- Trif and Trixy : a story of a dreadfully delightful little girl and her adoring and tormented parents, relations and friends
- Trumpeter Fred : a story of the plains
- Twerp
- Two little pilgrims' progress : a story of the City Beautiful
- Two little savages : being the adventures of two boys who lived as Indians and what they learned
- Two prisoners
- Under the evergreens, or, A night with St. Nicholas
- W.V. her book : and various verses
- Where the wild things are
- White snow, bright snow
- With the Swamp Fox : a story of General Marion's young spies
- Zigzag journeys in Acadia and New France. : A summer's journey of the Zigzag Club through the historic fields of the early French settlements of America
- Zulema and the witch owl : Zulema y la bruja lechuza
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