Youth / Fiction

There’s nothing easy about earning a Marine pilot’s wings-Sam Walker knows that. But he’s not prepared for a platoon sergeant who calls him a religious fanatic. How can he find the courage to witness for Christ in such an atmosphere?

“What did you hear, you little twerp?” Tyke asked, holding Francis’s wrists and looking at him with narrowed eyes.

“I heard about the phone booth, and Tyke, let me join your gang! If you want to smash phone booths, I could help you. I can run fast. I’m fastest under eleven in the school. I could watch out and warn you, and you could smash anything you wanted.”

“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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

Meet Tommy and some friends. Everything about him is . . .seven.

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.

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

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.

This is a small volume of great character-building stories based on truths from the book of Proverbs, for which children will have an appreciation. Illustrations are included for each of the 20 short stories.

This amusing tale makes an unforgettable case for good behavior. Ages 2-6.

Adventure for Christian teens.

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?

Dennis Atkinson presents another round of practical Bible lessons for young people wound around an exciting story in his second book about Dillon and Kyle.

In Gloria Repp’s mystery novel, The Stolen Years, David Durant and his sister Susan travel to St. Louis in response to a letter their aunt gave them before she died. However, their embittered

Volume two in the Fundamentals for Kids series.

Teaches to always obey your parents, People who are educated are not always right. You never go into to sin alone. Sin is always very costly. Someday we will all have to go home to face our Heavenly Father.

Volume 15 in the FUNdamentals for Kids Series.

In this story, the spider used something sweet and tasty to lure in the little fly. The devil will do the same thing to us and when we get too close, we get caught and the devil will devour us.

In The Spelling Window, a picture book by Dawn L. Watkins and illustrated by John Roberts, Shelly learns how to be a friend to someone who is disabled.

Years ago a beautiful golden cowrie was part of Uncle Philip’s collection of rare shells. Now it’s missing because Uncle Philip hid it. But where did he put it?
With Aunt Laura’s help, Connie begins to search for the golden cowrie. But someone else is also looking for the shell-someone who could be dangerous.

Book 3 of the Terrestria Chronicles encourages the reader to be a witness for the King. An allegory of soulwinning.

This story of revenge and forgiveness, sickness and healing, and evil and grace traces the footsteps of Jesus of Nazareth-to the places He walked and the people He touched.

How could God have authored this? I thought . . .If this was not God’s will, why was He allowing it to happen? When was He going to put His foot down? What about His promises?