Someone to Hold
Mary Balogh
Published 2017
400 pages
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Books about teachers celebrate the people who change young lives. A teacher sees something in a student that no one else has, or struggles to reach a difficult class. Novels and memoirs here are about patience, influence and what really happens at the front of a classroom.
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Until December
Aurora Rose Reynolds
Published 2019
247 pages
Simply Love
Mary Balogh
Published 2006
320 pages
Clara Callan
Richard B. Wright
2001 · 2002 edition
432 pages
The Landry News
Andrew Clements
1999 · 2005 edition
144 pages
Children of the Storm
Elizabeth Peters
1997 · 2006 edition
466 pages
Ms. Bixby's Last Day
John David Anderson
Published 2016
300 pages
The Uncoupling
Meg Wolitzer
Published 2011
271 pages
My Teacher Is an Alien
Bruce Coville
1989 · 2005 edition
123 pages
The Blazing World
Siri Hustvedt
Published 2014
357 pages
Remember Me Like This
Bret Anthony Johnston
Published 2014
384 pages
Without Mercy
Lisa Jackson
2010 · 2019 edition
544 pages
Mackenzie's Mission
Linda Howard, リンダ・ハワード
1992 · 2006 edition
317 pages
Table for Five
Susan Wiggs
2001 · 2005 edition
391 pages
Vampires Don't Wear Polka Dots
Debbie Dadey
1990 · 2014 edition
80 pages
E=mc²
David Bodanis
2000 · 2001 edition
295 pages
The Most Dangerous Place on Earth
Lindsey Lee Johnson
Published 2017
352 pages
2 A.M. at The Cat's Pajamas
Marie-Helene Bertino
Published 2014
272 pages
Spoken from the Heart
Laura Bush
Published 2010
464 pages
The Children's Crusade
Ann Packer
2015 · 2019 edition
384 pages
Different Class
Joanne Harris
2008 · 2017 edition
416 pages
Moving Toyshop
Edmund Crispin
1970 · 2015 edition
244 pages
Christmas Bells
Jennifer Chiaverini
Published 2015
336 pages
Just Beyond the Clouds
Karen Kingsbury
Published 2007
329 pages