This book is a young-adult novel by Louisa May Alcott.

This book is a young-adult novel. It is written by William T. Adams, which is the real name of Oliver Optic, a popular children's author at the time. Eugene Hungerford is the heir of a big fortune from his late uncle. However the inheritance come with a few caveats. The themes of violence, murder, and deception are throughout the book which made…

This book is a young-adult adventure novel.

This textbook is a young-adult adventure novel. It is the fifth in the series.

This textbook is a young-adult novel. It tells the story of a 15 year-old boy named Grant Thornton, the son of a minister, living with his family in poverty. Grant gives up his chance at college to work for his uncle as a businessman in an effort to earn money for the family.

This textbook is a young-adult novel about an orphan, Julius who goes out West to work to acquire a good education and to qualify himself for a respectable position in society.

This is a young-adult adventure novel. The story is about Jacob "Jake" Ehrlich and his friends adventures throughout the Waccamaw and Johns Islands. They spend most of their days hunting, fishing, and encountering the residents of the surrounding area.

The Elsie novels are part of a multi-volume series. In "Elsie and Her Namesakes," Grandma Elsie is surrounded by her namesakes within her friend circle and family. The story begins with the marriage of Horace and Gracie in Woodburn, Virginia. Following the wedding, the extended family and the couple travel to Viamede, Grandma Elsie's…

This book is a children's adventure novel by Harry Castlemon.

This book is a young-adult novel. The story is about Emily, who is sick and Becky, who helps her while Emily and her mother are boarding with Becky's family. Soon they become friends and discover they share a love of poetry.

This book is a children's adventure novel by Harry Castlemon.

This adventure novel is a story about the journey of a dog named Crusoe and his young master as they travel through the Western prairies.

Contains "The Greatest Americanest Novel," a conglomerate of the first and last lines of a number of great American novels; provides a scorecard on which readers can attempt to identify the quotations. (DD)

She is not sure if it is nature or nurture, but this author does know that, like her dad, she has always loved to write. After graduation, her dad's legacy caught up with her. She remembered how hard he tried to get published and how painful it was to fail. Her aunt still tells stories about how her father wallpapered his bedroom with publisher…

Children, Dick and Suzette Waterman live in Colorado on an isolated western ranch in Colorado, homeschooled by their parents. Having learned about Plymouth Rock and the "Mayflower" in books and photographs at home, Dick and Suzette spend a summer visiting their aunt and uncle in Boston. During their stay, the children explore the famous…