The Weirdo

The Trouble with Tuck: The Inspiring Story of a Dog Who Triumphs Against All Odds

Teetoncey (Cape Hatteras Trilogy)

The Cay

Maizy Chen's Last Chance

New from Here

Teenagers Face to Face With Bereavement

Joy and Leo's Bright Brain: Joy and Leo Learn to Embrace their Learning Disability

Avon Camelot Book S.

The Maldonado Miracle is a novel by Theodore Taylor that tells the story of a young boy named Jose Maldonado. Jose is a Mexican-American who crosses the border into the United States in search of his father, who has gone there to find work. After a difficult journey, Jose arrives in a small town where he is taken in by a kind priest. The town is struggling economically, and the arrival of Jose coincides with a series of miraculous events that begin to occur, including the statue of the town's patron saint weeping blood. These miracles lead to an influx of visitors and revitalization of the town's economy. As the town is transformed by these events, Jose grapples with his own personal struggles and the mystery of his father's whereabouts. The novel explores themes of faith, hope, and the search for belonging, as well as the challenges faced by immigrants. Ultimately, the story is a heartwarming tale of a community's renewal and a young boy's journey towards self-discovery and reconciliation with his past.

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Theodore Taylor, 1998

The Trouble with Tuck: The Inspiring Story of a Dog Who Triumphs Against All Odds

Theodore Taylor, 1981

Teetoncey (Cape Hatteras Trilogy)

Theodore Taylor, 1974

The Cay

Theodore Taylor, 1969

Maizy Chen's Last Chance

Lisa Yee, 2022

New from Here

Kelly Yang, 2022

Teenagers Face to Face With Bereavement

Karen Gravelle, Charles Haskins, 2000

Joy and Leo's Bright Brain: Joy and Leo Learn to Embrace their Learning Disability

Jordan A. Greene, Carlton W. Greene Jr., Jordan A. Greene and Carlton W. Greene Jr., 2023