YOUTH/TEENS

A young boy’s story of longing for the love of his father.

No one would believe the adventures of nineteenth-century missionary Samuel Morris, unless they believe in a God of compassion and grace.

This story tells of little Sarah’s bravery, her father’s faith, and the miracle that reunited the Whitcher family.

Sarah’s Long Ride is the story of a girl facing her grief and finding strength to follow her dream.

These stories he told resulted in a series of children’s books. This pamphlet was the first in the series and makes for an excellent bedtime story for the little ones. Little Scamper Squirrel only gets into more and more real trouble as his one small sin snowballs into an avalanche of sins. Stealing leads to lying; and his lying might help Freddie Fox get his next meal: Grandma Goose! And then more lies until the wrong criminal is almost arrested for Scamper’s “nutty” crime. Read “Scamper Squirrel” to find out how Scamper settles his account with the law and learns that the Bible is always right: “Be sure your sin will find you out” (Numbers 32:23).

By Hugh Pyle

Scamper Squirrel will have a lot of fun this summer at camp, although if he knew the trouble that Calamity Catie and the sea monster would cause, he might not be so happy about going.

Paperback 72 pages

By Hugh Pyle

It’s an adventure full of suspense and surprises! And lessons to be learned!

Book 2 in “The Young Refugees” series.

Search the Scriptures is a devotional book designed to establish a pattern for the Christian to read through the Bible in one year.

Important Bible lessons for young people are woven throughout the text of this very entertaining story in which Dillon and Kyle discover the “Secret on Broad Mountain.”

Practical Advice for Both the Knight in Training and the Princess in Waiting.

Jerry Ross

In The Seventh One, a fiction by Elizabeth Yates, Tom Wilson passes through life possessing in turn seven dogs. Each of these “best friends” comes with its own gift, such as comfort when Tom feels

The scene is Waterstop, Wyoming, about 1870. Bret Jensen and his parents have ridden the trail west in search of a new life.

The young detectives find themselves in a life-or-death race for time as a countdown threatens the life of a kidnapped young heiress. Sherlock’s brainpower is put to the test as he searches for lifesaving clues in the intricate world of computer technology. For he-and he along-is left to unlock the secrets upon which Lisa Diamond’s life depends.

The summer day held little promise fro anything extraordinary when Penny Gordon and her friend-called “Sherlock”-set out to put their hard-earned cash in the only bank in Willoughby. However, not only do they happen on a robbery in progress, but also a good friend ends up being blamed! Naturally, nothing in the case gets past detective Sherlock. The hard part always seems to be convincing the grown-ups in charge that Sherlock is right!

Innera carries a message that will signal the end of the long war between the kingdoms of Sarda and Kapnos. But which side will be victorious? Throughout her dangerous journey, Innera must search her own heart for hope and courage.

Read “Short People Need Tall Trees” and learn what strange and wonderful things happened to Zacchaeus because he was short.

By Ruth Scarff

OUT OF STOCK OUT OF PRINT!

The story of Lavinia Abrol, who lived in the shadow in brokenness and loss and kept a song in her heart.

By Gloria Kearney

This book is an exciting account of the fourteenth largest forest fire ever in the state of California.

I liked the mountains well enough, from a distance, but they had never beckoned to me or been the stuff of my dreams. And to go there with the youth group? People I’d been working so diligently to avoid.
It made no sense that I’d agreed to go…and that I was actually excited about it.
But nothing in my life made sense anymore.

What is self-esteem and where do you get it?  From other people . . .or from God? Snow was written to encourage teens to examine these questions-and their answers.

Unusual wintertime visitors lend an air of mystery to the normal routine of Dakota’s and Jacy’s life with Back Trails wilderness tours, and the siblings don’t welcome the changes. Dad is acting very strange, and the visitors seem to have lofty schemes of their own. Before long it seems that nobody in the Craig family is seeing clearly. And that could mean the end for Back Trails.

116 Pages
By Catherine Farnes

Charlie’s plans are ruined. ages 7-9

Songbird tells the story of a boy in colonial Williamsburg and the peril that threatens his family.

From her own research and experience with the deaf, Elizabeth Yates tells how one devoted Hearing Dog opened her owner’s heart-and many other hearts as well.

Hope for Hurting Teens. Follow a typical teen as he stumbles, step by step down the stairway to hell. Each chapter reveals another tool of destruction. Teens will see where their lifestyle is leading them and discover the only escape from the stairway to hell: Jesus!

An exciting book of short stories for the young reader that will keep their interest and at the same time teach them important Bible principles.

As one problem piles onto another, Stuart learns the value of true friends and-finally-accepts God’s love for himself.

Christian fiction Ages 9-12. Suzannah bristled. She faced him, blazing with anger. “You gambled it away,didn’t you? It wasn’t enough that you lost your parents’ home in a card game! You had to go and–” He cut her short saying, “We’re leaving tonight; the house is sold. A carriage will be here soon–get your things ready.” And so begins Suzannah’s journey westward.

130 Pages
By Elaine Schulte

Book 3 in the “Colton Cousins Adventure”.