YOUTH/TEENS

From the window hangs their only hope for survival. Would you have faith to believe the impossible?

An Illustrated rhyme in praise of creation.

Abi can’t wait to start her first day of sixth grade.
This was the year she was going to be the best of the best. Can she face her challenges in a way that will honor her Savior?

Mike, a Christian teen, should be enjoying life. He has 2 great friends, Scott & Carlos, and is a tennis star at his school. But final exams are coming, and poor history grades threaten to cut all 3 of them from the team. Then an impulsive act lands the boys in serious trouble. 190 pages. Christian Adventure, Young Adult.

By Betty Gaard

Christian Biography Ages 7-9. Gladys Aylward is convinced that God wants her to work as a missionary in China. She had no education, no money, and no mission board to send her. The true story of how God led Gladys Aylward from the streets of London to the bleak mountain ranges of the Shanshi province.

141 Pages
By Milly Howard

Mildred Howard tells how the love of God reached out through Gladys Aylward and rescued hundreds of orphaned children and war-stricken Chinese during the terrible 1930’s conflict between China and Japan.

“There are many ways to use your head,” begins author-artist Jo Ann Stover in her rhyming tale that centers on the misadventures of certain whimsical characters and at the same time makes an unforgettable case for good behavior. Similar in style to the popular If Everybody Did, this amusing and thought-provoking book will appeal to both children and adults. Ages 2-6.

32 Pages
By Jo Ann Stover

In Those Kids in Proverbsville, Elizabeth Handford takes twenty truths from Proverbs and applies them to children in their growing-up years, using memorable short stories such as “When Pigs Wear Diamond Rings in Their Noses” and “What Could Be More Dangerous Than a Car Smash-Up?” Here are lessons children will need in order to navigate their way through a world devoid of wisdom because it has forsaken the counsels of God.

102 Pages

Everyone knows a person like Waffi-mischievous, willful, and having a knack for getting others into trouble. David, whose father is a missionary doctor in Africa, is Waffi’s friend. Although Waffi occasionally gets David into some difficult situations, David is learning to be a witness for God. When Waffi and David find a sick servant girl and a mysterious boat, an exciting adventure begins for them.

20 Thrilling Western Stories written by Dr. Bill Rice, the evangelist.

Christian Fiction Ages 9-12. In this tale of adventure set in Canada, Calvin, his cousin Eric, and Willis, a young Indian guide, stumble into unexpected danger. They work together to unravel the mysteries of an ancient Ojibwa legend and find that it has a bittersweet ending.

154 Pages

By Nat Reed

TOM MALONE “The Preacher From Pontiac” by Joyce Vick, the Authorized Biography is a beautiful hardback book with 309 pages. This book is being recommended by many fundamental Bible preachers. 

Fiction Ages: 6-7. We were eating pretzels just like every other day and there was a knock on the clubhouse door. I opened it. It was old Mrs. Peeples! I thought our first customer would be a kid, but Mrs. Peeples was the oldest person on our street. We were so surprised, we forgot to ask her in. Instead we jumped up, tucked in our shirts, got real scared, and went out.

78 Pages

By Sharon Hambrick

The Fig Street Kids are fed up with doing chores. But they are about to learn some valuable lessons from a new friend, William.

Tommy and the Spy Guys are back and on the move! There is just one big problem. His name is . . . Sammy.

This book contains a potent formula to great success for the aspiring Christian who desires to have the characteristics of Christ. In this day and age, many Christians lack the true traits of what Dr. Capaci is writing.

By Eric Capaci

In this Peabody Adventure Series, the Derwood gang takes the young people far from their home in Wisconsin into unfamiliar territory on the road to growing up.

Jimmy and his dog Blackie are back at Pelican Cove, exploring the beach and hunting for treasures. One night Jimmy and Blackie see a dark shape in the water. Is it a submarine? Or a sea monster? With legends and rumors stirring up the town, Jimmy and his family decide to find answers.

Treasure is what’s on Nick’s mind when he gets to Silver Pines Inn, but all he finds is trouble.

More than ever before, teenagers are being confronted with sin in every area of their lives. Godly authority figures must be vigilant and protect the hearts and minds of young people under their care. Within the pages of this book, one will find numerous accounts of teenagers in the Bible along with powerful lessons that can be applied from them. Truths for Teens, by Dr. Jack Trieber, is both an excellent independent study guide for teens and a fine source of supplemental material for youth leaders, workers, and teachers.

By Jack Trieber

While his mother recuperates from an accident that has left her partially paralyzed, Josh leaves Denver and goes to stay at his Uncle Hamish’s New Zealand sheep farm, where his faith in God is strengthened as he faces new challenges.

“Understood Betsy” follows the adventures of a city girl in the rustic Vermont countryside.

Dr. Trieber’s book Truths for Teens is now available in Spanish!

In Very Like A Star, Dawn L. Watkins wrote a read-aloud picture book about dependability with engaging illustrations by Dana Thompson.

Designed for family devotions and classroom discussions, this study guide will enable parents, teachers, and young people to revisit Terrestria to discuss the Scriptural truths contained in the stories.

Children will learn to observe and draw conclusions in this concept picture book.

In The Way of Escape, Christian youth fiction by Catherine Farnes, Brenna Ewen and her brother go to live with their uncle and his family after their parents are killed in a car accident. Brenna has to deal

In What About Cimmaron, a Christian youth fiction by Lauraine Snelling, Sarah loves living in the pristine Toutle Valley with her parents, her sister Kathy, and her horse, Cimmaron.

The story of the feeding of the 5 thousand.

“Where I Belong” is the story of a young Egyptian girl’s discovery of home and freedom in the place she least expected to find it.