Publication year 2003
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Forgiveness, Guilt, Love, Future, The Past, Siblings, Teamwork
Tags Romance
Brothers & Sisters
Whether marked by protective tenderness or tense rivalry, sibling bonds are like none other. This thematic collection offers insights into the unique dynamics of brothers and sisters.
Between Sisters
Beyond That, the Sea
Beyond the Horizon
Black Sunday
Blue Sisters
Book Lovers
Boy Overboard
Bridge of Clay
Brighton Beach Memoirs
Brother
Brothers
Bruiser
Brutal Prince
Bull Run
By the Shores of Silver Lake
Castle Rackrent
Caterpillar Summer
Charlie Thorne And The Last Equation
Christmas In Camelot
City of Glass
Publication year 2003
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Forgiveness, Guilt, Love, Future, The Past, Siblings, Teamwork
Tags Romance
Publication year 2023
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Family, Love, Truth & Lies, Conflict, Nostalgia, Self Discovery, Mothers, Daughters & Sons, Siblings, Friendship, Memory, Childhood & Youth, Coming of Age, Hope
Tags Historical Fiction, Coming of Age, Romance, World War II, Social Class, Education, Finance, Love & Sexuality, Relationships, Military & War, Grief & Death, World History, Parenting
Publication year 1920
Genre Play, Fiction
Themes Family, Siblings, Fate
Tags American Literature, Tragedy, Education, Education, Dramatic Literature, Classic Fiction
Eugene O’Neill’s Beyond the Horizon is a play that centers on the disaster that befalls two brothers when they choose to fight against their own natures. Realizing that they both love the same woman, each brother ends up pursuing the dream of the other with dire consequences.Written in 1918, Beyond the Horizon was O’Neill’s first full-length work to be produced, although it wasn’t published and first performed until 1920, the same year that it won... Read Beyond the Horizon Summary
Publication year 2020
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Coming of Age, Siblings, Family
Tags Coming of Age, Relationships, Parenting, African Literature, African American Literature, Modern Classic Fiction, World History, Historical Fiction
Publication year 2024
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Family, Forgiveness, Grief, Guilt, Love, Memory, Regret, Gender Identity, Mental Health, Siblings, Self Discovery
Tags Modern Classic Fiction, LGBTQ+
Publication year 2022
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Literature, Self Discovery, Siblings, Grief
Tags Romance, Modern Classic Fiction
Publication year 2002
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes War, Conflict, Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Perseverance, Fear, Hope, Gender Identity, Coming of Age, Death, Family, Siblings, Teamwork, Immigration, Politics & Government, Justice, Safety & Danger
Tags Children`s Literature, Action & Adventure, Contemporary Literature
Publication year 2018
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Family, Love, Grief, Siblings, Conflict, Forgiveness, Guilt, Hate & Anger, Memory, Regret, Death, Order & Chaos, Loyalty & Betrayal, Literature, Mothers, Marriage, Daughters & Sons, Fathers, The Past
Tags Historical Fiction, Realistic Fiction, Grief & Death, Modern Classic Fiction
Publication year 1984
Genre Play, Fiction
Themes Coming of Age, Family, Fathers, Siblings
Tags Drama, Comedy & Satire, Life-Inspired Fiction, Love & Sexuality, Great Depression, World War II, Poverty, Relationships, Religion & Spirituality, Education, Education, American Literature, Dramatic Literature, Humor, Classic Fiction
Brighton Beach Memoirs is a semi-autobiographical play by American playwright Neil Simon. It is the first play in Simon’s Eugene Trilogy and follows its young protagonist as he grapples with adolescence and identity in the midst of the Great Depression. Its initial 1983 Broadway run enjoyed critical acclaim and won several awards. Most notably, actor Matthew Broderick won a Tony Award for Best Featured Actor for originating the role of Eugene. Despite its initial success... Read Brighton Beach Memoirs Summary
Publication year 2017
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Family, Siblings, Race
Tags Race & Racism, Coming of Age, Trauma & Abuse, Modern Classic Fiction, Canadian Literature
Publication year 2024
Genre Autobiography / Memoir, Nonfiction
Themes Conflict, Perseverance, Love, Memory, Language, Childhood & Youth, Coming of Age, Death, Siblings, Teamwork, Fame, Loyalty & Betrayal, Music
Publication year 2010
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Friendship, Family, Coming of Age, Marriage, Siblings, Self Discovery
Tags Fantasy, Trauma & Abuse, Realistic Fiction, Modern Classic Fiction, Romance, Religion & Spirituality
Bruiser by Neal Shusterman, first published in 2010, is a young adult novel. It explores the life of Brewster “Bruiser” Rawlins, a high school student who has the ability to take pain away from those he cares about. Through his supernatural ability, the novel explores themes of Finding Emotional Balance, The Complications of Empathy, and The Dangers of Excessive Dependence on Others. Shusterman is the author of dozens of young adult novels, short stories, and works... Read Bruiser Summary
Publication year 2020
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Conflict, Love, Sexual Identity, Family, Marriage, Siblings, Community, Loyalty & Betrayal
Publication year 1993
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Race, War, Siblings
Tags Historical Fiction, Military & War, American Civil War, Children`s Literature, US History, World History
Bull Run is a middle-grade historical fiction novel published in 1993. Written by Paul Fleischman, winner of the Newbery Medal and nominee for the Hans Christian Andersen Award Book, the novel uses 16 alternating Union and Confederate narrators to describe the Battle of Bull Run in the Civil War. Bull Run won the Scott O'Dell Award for Historical Fiction, was named a Best Book by the School Library Journal, and received several other awards. The... Read Bull Run Summary
Publication year 1939
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Family, Coming of Age, Perseverance, Mothers, Fathers, Siblings, Gratitude
Tags Classic Fiction, Children`s Literature, Historical Fiction, Life-Inspired Fiction, World History
Publication year 1800
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Siblings
Tags Classic Fiction, Historical Fiction, World History, Irish Literature
Anglo-Irish writer Maria Edgeworth’s novel, Castle Rackrent ,first published in 1800, tells of the decline of a family from her own aristocratic class. Seeking to present an authentic picture of these corrupt, inefficient estate owners, Edgeworth invents narrator Thady Quirk, a faithful steward who recounts the fate of four Rackrent estate owners in unsparing details.He begins with relating how his grandfather was a driver for Patrick O’Shaughlin, who was descended from the Kings of Ireland... Read Castle Rackrent Summary
Publication year 2019
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Family, Siblings, Disability
Tags Realistic Fiction, Disability, Children`s Literature, Modern Classic Fiction
Publication year 2019
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Perseverance, Siblings, Teamwork, Immigration, Politics & Government, Good & Evil, Power & Greed, Safety & Danger, Science & Technology
Tags Children`s Literature, Horror & Suspense, Mystery & Crime Fiction, Realistic Fiction, Action & Adventure
Publication year 1995
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Hope, Joy, Childhood & Youth, Animals, Siblings, Literature
Tags Special Occasions, Children`s Literature, Historical Fiction, Fantasy, Action & Adventure
Publication year 2007
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Guilt, Truth & Lies, Friendship, Daughters & Sons, Siblings
Tags Fantasy, Action & Adventure, Romance, Grief & Death, Love & Sexuality, Science Fiction, Religion & Spirituality
City of Glass by Cassandra Clare (Walker Books, 2009) is the third installment of the young adult urban fantasy Mortal Instruments series and chronicles an epic Shadowhunter battle against an old foe’s return. City of Glass was a finalist for the Teen Choice Book of the Year and for the 2009 Goodreads Choice Awards. Clare was born in Iran to American parents. She spent several years traveling before she settled in the United States, where... Read City of Glass Summary