Youth / Fiction

The Peabody Series, named after the small town of Peabody, Wisconsin, is an adventure series for Christian young people in middle school. Each novel presents a new adventure told by one of the members of the local youth group.

Peter, the young boy whom readers met in “Mountain Born”, is growing up. A teenager now, he struggles to earn his father’s trust as he handles the sugaring up in the sugar bush and faces the threat of rattlesnakes on the hill. Old Benj is there to help, but Peter must often work along, and as he does, he learns for himself that a job well done brings its own rewards.

Find out what lessons Jerry learned and what his REWARD is!

The Peabody series is an adventure series for Christian students in upper elementary and junior high school. The books center on a group of young people who attend the same local church. Each novel presents a new adventure as told by one of the members of the youth group.

Two children, from WWII London, find adventure in New England.

Book 5 in the Arby Jenkins adventure series.

Arby and Jr. High. Ages 9 12

Book 1 in the Arby Jenkins adventure series.

Book 2 in the Arby Jenkins series.
Arby and summer camp.

The Adventures of Arty Anderson series

Arty’s adventures in the old west.

Arty, mystery and murder.

The Adventures of Arty Anderson series

The Adventures of Arty Anderson

The Adventures of Arty Anderson

Avery’s Battlefield is the story of a boy, a dog, and their search for peace in the first years of the Civil War.

“Avery’s Crossroad”, the sequel to “Avery’s Battlefield”, is the story of a boy, a dog, and their adventures during the last few years of the Civil War.

Young readers learn that God is in control and knows what is best for each of us.

For those who have already mastered the fundamentals of phonics, Beautiful Stories for Children is a perfect way to expand your child’s love for reading.

This is the story of one young man’s adventures in the Wild West.

Vol 21 in the FUNdamentals for Kids Series. This story helps children understand that Jesus willingly took our place and paid the penalty for our sins.

A story about choosing the right friends.

A Friendly Bumble Bee Teaches Values. Ages 6-12

Twelve year old Josh and his family dream of buying ranch land. But before they do, they must sell their first herd of cattle, and it’s a very long way to market. The trail delivers wild animals, deadly insects, and dangerous outlaws.

“Out of all the thousands of boys in the Empire, a boy from your school has been chosen for a high position in our government. You are summoned to report immediately to the palace.” The soldier looked up at the students. “Which is the boy name Brill?”
Thus begins Brill’s adventure in the palace of Immane, cruel emperor of Exitorn.

In ¡Buenos Dias, Carlitos!, Melody Holmes takes you and your child on an adventure into the world of Spanish. Perfect for primary-aged children and anyone looking to enrich their beginning Spanish vocabulary.

Easy to read story for ages 6-7.

Lynnette thinks the empty place in her heart is the result of circumstances: her mother has died and her father is distant. And she is sure he is sending her off to this Camp Sierra just to be rid of her. She decides to exist through the summer, aloof and untouched, as much a stranger when she leaves as when she arrives. But Lynnette’s daring nature and her reluctant friendship with Trevor draw her toward one astounding revelation after another and eventually open to her the deepest secret of all.

The balance . . .it isn’t easy to get it right. But that doesn’t mean we give up.

The first in the hilarious Crimebuster Series.

In this story Tommy learns a lesson about keeping our lives clean so that we can welcome Jesus gladly when He comes again to take us to Heaven.

With their trusty sled dogs, led by the half-wolf Mik-Shrok, Steve and Liz expand their ministry to the Eskimos of the Alaska Territory. Fierce blizzards, thin ice, and flesh-freezing cold threaten the Baileys every day. But their greatest challenge is Am-nok, a powerful shaman who preys on Eskimo superstition.

Classic Story for young readers ages 2-6.

The Peabody Adventure Series is for Christian students in upper elementary and junior high. The books center on a group of young people who attend the same local church. Each novel presents a new adventure as told by one of the members of the youth group.

Christian youth fiction by Goerky Smith, Jill Wyman’s trip with her parents across the South Pacific begins as an exciting sailboat adventure. But once they are underway, a series of mysterious incidents makes their voyage more and more hazardous.

Book 4 in the “Colton Cousins Adventure”.

Danny Orlis Series.

Danny Orlis series

Danny Orlis series

This is the first book in the Peabody Adventure Series.

The is volume nineteen in the FUNDamentals for Kids series. Timmy learns that the Bible is a light to our path.

Biographical Fiction inspired by the life of JT Pace.

A first look at Spanish.

When Ellanor Fitzhugh and her mentor, Lady Wilthrop, set out for London to accomplish Ellanor’s debut into society, it would seem the young woman has the world at her command. But as the two join the music and gaiety of English court life, a dark shadow creeps across their plans. Ellanor becomes a pawn in a game of political intrigue. Never could she have foreseen her role in a dangerous coup nor how difficult it would become to determine who is friend and who is foe in this novel for teens.

This wonderful series about Elsie’s life is written for ages 9-12.

Escape is Christian fiction presented in simple chapter format for young readers.

Book 1 in “The Young Refugees” series.

Just as Sherri is beginning to reach goals that were once beyond her highest hopes, unusual circumstances and a life-threatening situation help her to realize that answers to prayer and gifts from God take many forms. Suddenly she is faced with a whole new set of questions-and this time she knows that she has to make the choice on her own.

Pre-readers learn their colors in Farmer Dillo Paints His Barn, a concept picture book by Jesse Adams and illustrated by Julie Speer and Christopher Owen Davis.

On the day when the dark and the light are equal, broken things will be mended, and lost things will be found.

A story about God’s greatest gift and the value of sharing and giving.

Grandpa’s Gizmos is an easy-to-read picture book written by John Menken and illustrated by Tim Davis.

Taka is new . . . from Japan. Jeremy tries to make friends with him, but Taka backs away. then one wintery day they discover that they speak the same language.

The salvation story told through the tale of Herman the Bullfrog. Includes Herman’s Song on CD.

Book 3 in “The Young Refugees” series.

This is the story of a foster child who has moved from one home to another all of her life. She has never belonged to anyone, and she hasn’t wanted to. But the Logans are different. Their quiet care and kindness gradually earn Jenny’s trust, and for the first time in her life, she realizes she has found a place where she wants to stay. But will she be able to?

“Tony”. The deep voice of authority and quiet confidence instantly drew our attention. I straightened. My mouth opened slightly, but no sounds came.
“Uncle Jack”, I said, almost in a whisper. I stared at him My breath stopped. He looks just like Dad.

Five classic mysteries of theft.

Volume eight in the Fundamentals for Kids series.  This book teaches children how to witness to their friends.

A suspensful story about the Biblical Leviathan!

The Little Bear Adventure Series. Easy to read for ages 2-6.

The Little Bear Adventure Series. Easy to read for ages 2-6.

The Little Bear Adventure Series. Easy to read, ages 2-6.

The Little Bear’s Adventure Series. Easy to read, ages 2-6.

Helen L. Taylor took John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress and simplified the vocabulary and concepts for young readers while keeping the storyline intact.

Humor, love, kindness, and sympathy cross the generations in this heartwarming story of homesick neighbors who come together in their quest for new homes and for real treasure, the kind that lasts forever.

With the help of his new friend, Trave embarks on a quest to find the medallion. But as the journey grows ever more dangerous, the prince realizes that often things are not as they seem, even the advantage of being a king.

The journey to knighthood is long and difficult. With his father in hiding and his fortune gone, Miles must depend on his own courage and the loyalty of friends to win back his family’s honor

In his sequel to Mice of the Nine Lives, Tim Davis has Charles and Oliver set out to rescue the Admiral’s expedition. A popular book for kids, this fiction story is rollicking good fun.

Charles and Oliver and pirate sea dogs. ages 6-7

Charles and Oliver and pirate sea dogs. ages 6-7

Eskimos and missionaries. ages 9-12

This is volume 3 in the FUNdamentals for Kids series. About appreciating your mom.

Volume 12 in the FUNdamentals for Kids Series.

Full color storybook to teach children to handle peer pressure properly.

Living with a miracle can take a lot of patience, especially when Moose still struggles with smoking and controlling his language. Cody wonders if the other Christians at Moose Peak Bible Camp can love Moose enough to give him a chance.

Scamper Squirrel series

The “Dust River Gulch” books set these characters in a fanciful old western town.

20 thrilling western stories. (each with a gospel application)

In Mountain Born by Elizabeth Yates, she used her experiences from her early years of living on her father’s large farm and the hours spent with a News Hampshire shepherd in writing this fiction story

Easy to read story for ages 2-6.

Julie’s new-found faith is put to the test when she visits relatives in British Columbia and is swept into a controversy surrounding a missing Indian relic. Christian fiction. Ages 9-12.

Scamper Squirrel series

Kelly Jonson puzzles over mysterious incidents at her father’s airport in the Pine Barrens of New Jersey. She had not wanted to move to New Jersey anyway, and now she is beginning to wonder whether God really loves her.

This is a story about Nix, a boy who thought nobody could love him.
Then some missionaries told him that Jesus loved children everywhere. But Nix did not see how God could care what happened to him-“one rude boy.”