Books like The outlandish adventures of Liberty Aimes by Kelly Easton

Three girls from a Pennsylvania middle school go on a real-life adventure to bury a doll made from the ashes of a dead girl.

In Harlem, the Vanderbeekers unite to create a healing garden amid a neighborhood disaster, battling locked fences, thistles, trash, and a real‑estate developer’s plans.

The Kidd children discover a forbidden treasure while investigating a missing person case in China and Germany.

Superheroine Anthem Fleet confronts the enigmatic ‘Invisible’ gang that threatens the Southern district’s secrets, while balancing love, family loyalty, and a fight to protect children from violence.

An adventure story about Tanner and his Beasts who continue their quest to retrieve the Mask of Death while Lord Derthsin's evil armies threaten Avantia.

A story of a runaway girl's quest for stability and identity.

Three young runaways—Maura, Patrick, and Sir Laurence—leap from streets of poverty or privilege into a daring plan for freedom and glory aboard the sea, risking adventure and danger on their path from Ireland to America.

An adventurous graphic novel where canine companions and human friends face daring challenges and unexpected kidnappings, exploring deep themes of friendship, loyalty, and human‑animal bonds in a colorful, comic‑book format.

A young African‑American girl flees her drug‑addicted mother to New York City, only to become entangled in a child prostitution ring while seeking safety and family.

WHAT A BOOK IS ALL ABOUT? A modern world has a tendency of making kindly provision for people‘s needs but not giving them their natural independence. The sense of liberty book is a book based on self-rule, self-governance, self-determination and independence. It emphasizes how government should exercise its authority over its citizens. It reminds an individual what liberty is. It commemorates a personal freedom from servitude a humankind has once experienced. In addition, this book makes a plain and comprehensible gloss about how authorities and individuals should exercise pre-emptive rights that entitled them to live freely at no cost. This book advocates the doctrine of free will. I wrote it on the ideological belief of freedom of thought and speech. Book is not biased, favours one person or takes side. A content of this book encourages a decision that is impartial to every citizen of the world. Remember liberty is your personal freedom from servitude or oppression. Therefore, from today I discharge every mind to go freely in the absence of no doubt about anything. Go and ingest on this marvellous dish, which has been prepared for years. It is greatly pleasing.

Alexa Daley faces new peril when an evil force uproots her and her companion Yipes to the mystical Five Stone Pillars, where each rock hides a mystery that she must conquer—and possibly fly—to protect her world.

Journey to America through a family‑friendly, choose‑your‑own adventure set aboard a 1907 immigrant ship to the Statue of Liberty.

A choose‑your‑own narrative set in 1976 South Africa, where a student tour exposes the realities of apartheid and offers multiple paths of discovery.

Eight‑year‑old Noah Barleywater leaves home in search of adventure. In the forest he encounters an old toymaker who shares a tale and advice that shapes his journey.

A young boy in a small town must solve a mystery involving a mysterious ritual to uncover the truth.