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12 books with a reading profile close to These Is My Words: The Diary of Sarah Agnes Prine, 1881-1901 by Nancy E. Turner. Clear-cut; an easy read.

  1. 1 A Fall of Marigolds

    A Fall of Marigolds

    by Susan Meissner

    Also clear-cut · narrative, accessible

    In 1911, Taryn Michaels witnesses the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire in Manhattan, an event that claims the life of the man she loves.

  2. 2 The Lesbiana's Guide to Catholic School

    The Lesbiana's Guide to Catholic School

    by Sonora Reyes

    Also clear-cut · narrative, accessible

    Aoife Torres, who goes by Yami, is a Mexican-American teenager who is forced to move to a Catholic school after a scandal involving her old public school.

  3. 3 Bleachers

    Bleachers

    by John Grisham

    Also clear-cut · narrative, accessible

    In the small town of Messina, former high school football star Neely Crenshaw returns to the high school bleachers to keep vigil as his legendary coach, Eddie Rake, lies dying.

  4. 4 Hang the Moon

    Hang the Moon

    by Jeannette Walls

    narrative, accessible

    Set in Prohibition-era Virginia, the story follows Sallie Kincaid, the daughter of a wealthy local patriarch known as the Duke.

  5. 5 Kensuke's Kingdom

    Kensuke's Kingdom

    by Michael Morpurgo

    Also clear-cut · narrative, accessible

    Michael is a boy who sails around the world with his parents and his dog, Stella Artois, on a yacht, but he falls overboard one night during a storm and is washed up on a remote island in the Pacific.

  6. 6 Roller Girl

    Roller Girl

    by Victoria Jamieson

    Also clear-cut · narrative, accessible

    Twelve-year-old Astrid Vasquez signs up for a junior roller derby summer camp, a decision that creates a rift with her best friend, Nicole, who prefers ballet.

  7. 7 Where the Wild Things Are CD

    Where the Wild Things Are CD

    by Maurice Sendak

    Also clear-cut · narrative, accessible

    After his mother sends him to bed without supper for behaving like a wild animal, a young boy named Max discovers his bedroom transforming into a vast tropical forest.

  8. 8 Moxie

    Moxie

    by Jennifer Mathieu

    Also clear-cut · narrative, accessible

    In a small Texas town, sixteen-year-old Vivian Carter grows tired of her high school’s double standards, ranging from sexist dress code enforcement to the unchecked harassment from the football team.

  9. 9 This Song Will Save Your Life

    This Song Will Save Your Life

    by Leila Sales

    Also clear-cut · narrative, accessible

    Sixteen-year-old Elise Dembowski exists on the social periphery of her high school, failing at every attempt to manufacture a likable persona.

  10. 10 Madeline

    Madeline

    by Ludwig Bemelmans

    Also clear-cut · narrative, accessible

    Set in a vine-covered boarding school in Paris, the story follows twelve young girls who live under the supervision of Miss Clavel.

  11. 11 The Trumpet of the Swan

    The Trumpet of the Swan

    by E.B. White

    Also clear-cut · narrative, accessible

    Louis is a trumpeter swan born without a voice, a physical defect that prevents him from honking to attract a mate like Serena.

  12. 12 Sooley

    Sooley

    by John Grisham

    Also clear-cut · narrative, accessible

    In the civil war-torn landscape of South Sudan, seventeen-year-old Samuel "Sooley" Sooleyman receives an invitation to play basketball for a scouting team in the United States.

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