Recent reviews:
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You Are Too Small, Little Eli!
As his family struggles to make a living on their farm in Oklahoma during several years of drought, Little Eli helps where he can and wishes he were bigger. -
Bomby the Bombardier Beetle
A father Bombardier Beetle teaches his son how to protect himself from attack, and also where beetles came from. -
To Fly Again
A woman who spent a year as a hostage in the Philippine jungle shares what God taught her about thriving through the hard experiences she faced. -
A Summer of Sundays
Sunday feels lost in the middle of her large family—what can she do to be noticed? -
Noah's Ark and the Ararat Adventure
What was the Flood like, and will Noah's Ark ever be found? -
Captain Garrison
When a profane sea captain falls desperately ill, and then remembers the Moravian missionaries he met as well as the Bible verses his mother taught him, what happens? -
Opossum Opposites
Pictures, rhymes, and prose describe many aspects of opossum life. -
Rabbits & Raindrops
The beautiful pictures in this book tell a delightful story about a litter of rabbits on their first day out of the nest. -
Little Britches Series
This series of eight books, which follow the author through his growing-up and young adult years, is a must-read for all families, and will especially appeal to cowboy-loving boys! -
Horse of a Different Color
After a successful year of hauling wheat, Ralph went into the cattle trading business, and had many more ups and downs. -
Under a Silent Sky
This powerful book tells the story of the Waldensians of the 13th century in an unforgettable way. -
Calm Before the Storm
As storm clouds appear on the horizon in Russia, Katarina just wants things to stay the same—and Johann wants adventure. -
Because of Winn-Dixie
Opal's life changes forever when she finds a dog in a supermarket. -
The Hallelujah Lass
Coventry was never the same after the first Salvation Army ladies came—and neither was Eliza Shirley's life! -
The Good News Must Go Out
Though unwilling to be a missionary, Margaret found herself in the Central African Republic, experiencing some amazing things. -
Adventures With Waffles
Trille and Lena are next-door neighbors and best friends; what kind of trouble do they not get into? -
The Dry Divide
When Ralph finds himself stranded along the Kansas/Nebraska border, penniless, he finds a way to land on his feet and make his fortune again! -
Fiery Night: A Boy, His Goat and the Great Chicago Fire
When their house catches on fire during the Great Chicago Fire, Justin and his family must flee—but he can't leave his goat Willie behind! -
The Green Dress
Harriet is heartbroken that her only friend has died, and afraid for others in the family—what is killing them? -
Daughter of Cana
Tasmin couldn't understand her brother Thomas, and Jude couldn't understand his brother Yeshua. -
Lottie Moon: Giving Her All for China
After growing up with a privileged life in the American South, Lottie Moon poured out the rest of her life to bring Jesus to the people of China. -
Summer of the Talking Crow
When her father finds an injured baby crow and gives it to Louise to raise, she is in for more excitement than she anticipated! -
In God We Don't Trust
Do the history textbooks really tell the truth, or is there another side to early American history that we aren't being told? -
Swift Rivers
As he takes logs down the rivers to the market in St. Louis, Chris learns a lot about life and relationships in this wonderful story. -
Byrd's Eye View
After she takes up the new hobby of photography, Madeline runs across another mystery and must solve it to save her father's life. -
The Cabin Faced West
Ann did not want to move with her family to the West, so how could she ever learn to be content there? -
Out of Darkness
A blind boy himself, Louis Braille invented the alphabet that is still used today by the blind. -
Piece by Piece
When her family is suddenly all killed at the same time, is there any possibility that Dani will ever be able to live again? -
Shaking the Nickel Bush
After a diagnosis of diabetes, Ralph needed a warm climate and sunshine—but he also needed to make a living for himself. -
Good Grief
Life was very good for Suzie and her husband—could God prove Himself still good after Daryle died of cancer? -
What Are You Figuring Now?
The man who surveyed the capitol city of the United States was not only a surveyor, but also had other incredible talents. -
The Missing Invitation
Megan is doing her best to make a new girl feel welcome, but don't the other girls like her anymore? -
Path of the Pale Horse
During the Philadelphia yellow fever epidemic of 1794, Lep does his best to help the sick—and questions whether his medical knowledge has any value. -
One Rich Girl
A mother celebrates her life with many children, proving that she is one of the richest women in the world. -
FreeFall
How are we to cope when the bottom suddenly falls out of our life? -
The Fields of Home
When Ralph got in trouble in Boston, he was sent to live with his grandfather in Maine, and found himself in one of the hardest situations he had ever experienced. -
The Great Brain Series
John D tells story after story about how his brother Tom, the Great Brain, swindled him and every other boy in town. -
Unyielding Hope
Lilian's adoptive mother recently died, and she is ready to leave for Europe with her father—and then she hears that her sister may still be alive. -
Tanisha
When the Hammond family was asked to take a needy 4-year-old into their home, Twila was excited—but Tanisha proved to be quite a handful for them. -
The Cat That Walked a Week
When a little boy's cat was kidnapped and taken far away from home, how could he get back to his little boy again? -
The Joke's on George
When George Washington visited Charles Willson Peale's museum, he received quite a surprise. -
The Shepherd of Salm
The Taufer, or Anabaptist, congregations on the border of France clung to their faith in God to see them through the tumult of the French Revolution. -
Footprints in the Ash
What can Mount St. Helens teach us about Noah's Flood? -
Dragons of the Deep
Simple, interesting text and beautiful color pictures describe many giants who have lived or still live in the sea. -
The Tower By the Sea
Just because an old woman has a magpie and a cat that get along with each other, does that make her a witch? -
Mary Emma and Company
After moving to Boston when they had to leave Colorado, Ralph's mother and the family have to find a way to make a living for themselves, and make a home. -
Wanted! Criminals of the Animal Kingdom
Thirteen animals are presented, with descriptions of their “crimes” and information about how to deal with them. -
Life in the Great Ice Age
Life during the Ice Age, among the cave men, is described through the eyes of a young boy and his family. -
Days With Mary
Mary spends a happy year working and playing with her large family on their farm in the 1950s. -
Adam and His Kin
What were the days of Adam, Noah, and Abraham really like?
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