Books like The night garden by Polly Horvath

A young orphan girl from Canada makes her way to a Prince Edward Island farm and becomes a cherished member of a family there, all while proving she has a talent for making friends and learning languages.

A lonely orphan girl on the Yorkshire moors befriends a disabled cousin and unlocks the secrets of a hidden garden.

A nine‑year‑old girl named Ada escapes her abusive home amid World War II, joining her brother in London’s evacuation; she learns to ride a pony, reads, and finds a new family with Susan Smith while watching for German spies.

During the 1947 Partition of India, twelve‑year‑old Nisha flees with her Hindu family and logs her experiences in a diary, writing to her late Muslim mother as the world crumbles around her.

In the senior year of high school, Sal confronts a sudden identity crisis, questioning his place within his loving Mexican‑American adoptive family, his gay father and his best friend Samantha.

During WWII, ten‑year‑old Lindy leaves war‑torn England for Saskatoon, Canada, with her mother and cousin, where they face the challenges of a new homeland and the tenderness of a mother‑daughter bond.

A coming‑of‑age story set amid World War II in Canada, following a young Tsimshian boy as he navigates the hardships of evacuation, racial prejudice, and the upheavals of war.

Four children traverse a post‑pandemic world in search of a cure held by the sole surviving adult.

A young woman's journey of self-discovery and escape from the harsh realities of war-torn America in the 1940s, focusing on the themes of prejudice and the challenges faced by Japanese Americans during the World War II relocation program.

Japanese‑Canadian evacuees in a World War II internment camp: sixteen‑year‑old Tadashi struggles to navigate his dual identity between loyalty to his family and survival in Canada's BC wilderness.

A young boy learns the lessons of bravery and survival during World War II and the Japanese internment camp on the reservation in a gentle, yet powerful story about children's resilience and bravery in the face of adversity.

Blaine, a Canadian farm boy during the Great Depression, dreams of adventure beyond the tracks. When World War II breaks out, he lies about his age, enlists, and leaves home for England, finding himself at the heart of a pivotal era.

The acorn and the pumpkin / La Fontaine Babe Ruth, the home-run king of baseball The bells / Edgar Allan Poe Casey at the bat / Ernest Lawrence Thayer Casey's comeback / James Wilson The cataract of Lodore / Robert Southey The cloud / Percy Bysshe Shelley Columbine and her playfellows of the Italian pantomime David Copperfield and little Em'ly [arranged] / Charles Dickens David, the shepherd boy [arranged from the Bible] East o' the sun and west o' the moon [a Norse folk tale] Gigi and the magic ring / Ann Macdonell The golden bird [a German fairy tale] The golden touch / Nathaniel Hawthorne The knights of the silver shield / Raymond MacDonald Alden The little-man-as-big-as-your-thumb-with-mustaches-seven-miles-long [a Russian legend] The maiden, the knight, and the waterfall [a Roumanian fairy tale] Miska and the man-with-the-iron-head [a Hungarian fairy tale] The peddler's song / William Shakespeare Phaeton [a Greek myth] The prince who rode through a mousehole [a Czech folk song] The raggle, taggle gypsies [Old folk song] The renowned and world-famous adventures of Punch and Judy - Rhodopis and her gilded sandals [a folk tale of ancient Egypt]. The six swans [a German fairy tale] The sky at night [from the Bible] The snow-queen / Hans Christian Andersen Song on May morning / John Milton The trial by fire [a Maori folk tale from New Zealand] Vladimir's adventures in search of fortune [a Yugoslavian tale from Serbia] White horses / Hamish Hendry The winter's tale / Charles and Mary Lamb The youth who wanted some fun [a Welsh fairy tale].

A podcaster launches a series that forces seventeen‑year‑old Kaylee to confront the mystery of her birth mother—an alleged telekinetic who once murdered her own son.

When You Reach Me tells of 12‑year‑old Miranda who receives mysterious letters that seem to predict future events, challenging her sense of time and her friendship with Sal.

During the early years of World War II, ten‑year‑old Norah and her five‑year‑old brother Gavin leave Britain for Canada, only to find themselves in the care of the wealthy Ogilvie family.