Educational Fiction


Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions
Things Fall Apart (The African Trilogy, #1)
Still Alice
Adventures of Andriy and Mary: The fascinating world of physics: Mechanics
'Geef me de ruimte': Het eigenzinnige leven van Thea Beckman
Maame
Black Cake
Tulip and Rex Write a Story: A Sweet Picture Book About Imagination and Words for Kids (Ages 4-8)
Winter of the World (The Century Trilogy #2)
When My Name Was Keoko
The Color Purple
A Raisin in the Sun
Their Eyes Were Watching God
Go Tell It on the Mountain
Giovanni’s Room
The Choir by Carol M. CramThe Water Lilies of Mishipeshu by Karla CruiseResisting Removal by Colin MustfulThe Boy With the Jade by Charles BushThe Porcelain Menagerie by Jillian Forsberg
History Through Fiction
19 books — 1 voter
Punctuation Takes a Vacation by Robin PulverThe Grapes of Math by Greg TangSir Cumference and the Dragon of Pi by Cindy NeuschwanderZero the Hero by Joan HolubWho Pooped in Central Park? Scat and Tracks for Kids by Gary D. Robson
Educational Children's Fiction Books
318 books — 87 voters

Beth Fine
Culture is the best society has to offer...How can we pass on civilization to those who do not value civilization. (Terrence Rattigan)
Beth Fine, The Picaresque of Imagine Purple

M.J. Carter
Good heavens!” I said. “Strychnine and vitriol in beer?” “And in gin too. Enough to impart hallucinations and a nasty disruption of the bowels. And I have seen far worse: indianberry – very toxic – added to beer to make it more intoxicating. Custard flavoured with laurel – a mortal poison; pepper made from floor sweepings, comfits from china clay. Double Gloucester cheese coloured with red lead. Lead, copper, mercury, arsenic – deadly, all – they are everywhere. I myself can attest that lead sa ...more
M.J. Carter, The Devil's Feast

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