My All-Time Faves

Discover my all-time favorite books, from timeless juvenile fiction like *Redwall* and *Poppy* to historical gems by Susan Campbell Bartoletti. Explore a curated list of unforgettable classics and beloved authors that stand the test of time—perfect for nostalgic readers and new fans alike.

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Julie's Wolf Pack (Julie of the Wolves)

 

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Ghost Horses

 

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Where the Red Fern Grows

 

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Sort of Forever

 

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Protecting Marie

 

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A Coal Miner's Bride

by Susan Campbell Bartoletti

Sent from Poland to Pennsylvania to be married to a coal miner, thirteen-year-old Anetka lives a totally new life in a harsh environment she doesn't understand, in this latest addition to the Dear America series.
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Redwall

by Brian Jacques

The book that inspired a legend—the first novel in the bestselling saga of Redwall. Welcome to Mossflower Wood, where the gentle mice have gathered to celebrate a year of peace and abundance. All is well…until a sinister shadow falls across the ancient stone abbey of Redwall. It is rumored that Cluny is coming—Cluny, the terrible one-eyed rat and his savage horde—Cluny, who has vowed to conquer Redwall Abbey! The only hope for the besieged mice lies in the lost sword of the legendary Martin the Warrior. And so begins the epic quest of a bumbling young apprentice—a courageous mouse who would rise up, fight back…and become a legend himself. “The medieval world of Redwall Abbey—where gallant mouse warriors triumph over evil invaders—has truly become the stuff of legend.”—Seattle Post-Intelligencer
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Poppy

by Avi

King of the Night At the very edge of Dimwood Forest stood an old charred oak where, silhouetted by the moon, a great horned owl sat waiting. The owl s name was Mr. Ocax, and he looked like death himself. With his piercing gaze, he surveyed the lands he called his own, watching for the creatures he considered his subjects. Not one of them ever dared to cross his path. . .until the terrible night when two little mice went dancing in the moonlight. . .
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Poppy and Rye

 

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Anna of Byzantium

 

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