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Liza and her family move from the city to a small town in the middle of nowhere. There, she meets local boy Sammy. Sammy tells her about the area's rich history and the two of them set out to explore the abandoned mines, old growth forests, and hidden waterfalls that make up their new home. Along the way, they discover a secret that has been hidden for generations and uncover the true story of the town they thought they knew.
Johnnie's parents are killed in a carriage accident when he is eight years old, and he is sent to live with his grandparents on their farm in the rural south. Johnnie is a happy child who loves spending time with his grandfather, who tells him stories about the family's history. One day, Johnnie finds a secret room in the attic of the farmhouse and inside he discovers a treasure trove of family artifacts, including a journal written by his great-great-great-grandfather during the Revolutionary War. Johnnie is fascinated by the journal and spends hours reading it, learning about his ancestors and the history of the United States. When his grandparents pass away, Johnnie inherits the farm and the journal, and he decides to share it with the world, writing a book about his family's history.
Mia is an 11-year-old soccer phenom who is recruited to play for a premier club team. She must juggle the pressures of elite level competition with the everyday challenges of being a middle schooler. With the support of her coach, teammates, and family, Mia learns to navigate the ups and downs of her new life, discovering what it takes to be a champion on and off the field.
Shannon is sent to live with her aunt in the country after her family is killed in a fire. Shannon is unhappy and wants to leave, but she changes her mind when she finds a hamster in the woods and decides to take it home. The hamster, whom Shannon names Harry, quickly becomes her best friend. With Harry by her side, Shannon starts to see the beauty in the country and learns to appreciate her aunt's love.
Lily falls asleep and dreams of flying with a butterfly. She wakes up the next morning with a smile on her face.
Orphaned Fiona is taken in by the Yates family, who own a small farm in England. Fiona quickly befriends the Yates' daughter, Alice, and the two girls have many adventures together. They eventually find their way back to the farm, where they live happily ever after.
This collection of poems by George Orwell explores a dystopian future in which the government controls everything and individual freedom is nonexistent. Through dark and often depressing imagery, the poems paint a picture of a society in which people are not allowed to think for themselves or express themselves freely.
Shannon learns she can turn invisible and starts playing pranks. But when bullies find out, they use her power to their advantage. Shannon must find a way to stop them before they ruin her life.
