Books like Allumette by Tomi Ungerer

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.

Orphan siblings escape from Count Olaf again.

Anne Shirley: A Teacher's Inspiration in Prince Edward Island, Canada

A gritty coming‑of‑age tale set in 1860s New York, following a street boy’s rise from poverty to respectability through hard work and determination.

Moon Man, a whimsical children's adventure, follows a moon‑person who uses his waxing and waning powers to outwit police officers on Earth, with help from a 300‑year‑old scientist.

A whimsical tale of transformation and magic featuring a bee-man who sets out to discover his past.

A boy discovers magic in the dark Urwald.

After Legacy Day at Ever After High, Raven Queen refuses to sign the Storybook of Legends, threatening her world’s fate. Raven and Apple White must unite the Royals and Rebels before their dreams crumble.

A Caldecott‑Medal–winning picture book that retells an African folktale about how the people first received stories from the gods.

An orphan girl in 18th century London battles to save a young slave from a cruel master.

Emily Luccock returns to Sugar Hill Hall, a once vibrant mansion now haunted by silence and shadows, where she must uncover dark secrets to protect the home and its inhabitants.

When the Mellops family discovers a mysterious trunk in the attic, they set off on an underwater adventure that blends buried treasure with daring exploration.

A curated anthology of beloved classic tales for young readers, featuring adventures from Huckleberry Finn to Alice in Wonderland and the daring Prisoner of Zenda.

Artist and author Tomi Ungerer was eight years old in 1940 when the Nazis crossed the Rhine and marched into his native Alsace, at that time part of France. While the Jewish population and other "undesirables" were deported to southern France, all remaining citizens - men, women, and children - were forced into various branches of the Nazi party. Tomi was conscripted into the Hitler youth, forbidden to speak French, and made to learn German. For the next five years his life would be dominated by Nazi doctrine as the German occupation consumed the lives of the Alsatian people. Before the war closed in on them, his close-knit family managed to live a relatively normal life, circumventing whenever possible the Nazi rules and regulations that crept into every corner of their lives. Ever observant, the young Tomi recorded his impressions in drawings, paintings, and diary entries throughout the war and eventual liberation by the Allies, and these form the basis for this unique visual memoir. In addition, rare documents from the era clearly show the Nazi propaganda machine in all its meticulous detail: schoolbooks, posters, postcards, decrees, pamphlets, songbooks, toys, and photographs.

An orphan searches for her twin sister, but can't find the family she's been longing for.

A playful anthology of nonsense tales featuring Papa Snap, Uncle Rimsky, Mrs. Maroon, and Mr. Tuber Sprout, each engaging in wildly imaginative adventures that delight young readers with humor and absurdity.

Alice's adventures inspired by Bruno in Wonderland's revenge story, classic nonsense and humor for young readers.