by Frances Hodgson Burnett

4.6 stars – 6,037 reviews

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A Little Princess, a 1905 novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett, began as a short story, but due to its popularity, Burnett expanded the story into a novel. A Little Princess is regarded as one of the best children’s novels of all time. It focuses on themes of perseverance, friendship, and strength of character. The novel’s issues are still relatable today to both children and adults.

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by R. R. Kaufman

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In a world on the brink of destruction under a madwoman’s tyranny, a brave young girl emerges as hope’s last beacon.

Defying her oppressors, Zhen steals a valuable gold object, launching her into a perilous and whirlwind adventure to a mysterious planet.

She believes the gold artifact possesses special powers. Unlocking its mysteries holds the key to her homeland’s salvation. With her enemy in pursuit and a race against time, Zhen must be smarter and braver than ever before to stay alive, rescue her captive mother, and return home armed with the solution that could alter the fate of her planet forever.

An action-packed survival quest that blends elements of tech, magic, mystery, friendship and family.