Ann did not want to move with her family to the West, so how could she ever learn to be content there?
The Cabin Faced West
A blind boy himself, Louis Braille invented the alphabet that is still used today by the blind.
Out of Darkness
After a diagnosis of diabetes, Ralph needed a warm climate and sunshine—but he also needed to make a living for himself.
Shaking the Nickel Bush
Life was very good for Suzie and her husband—could God prove Himself still good after Daryle died of cancer?
Good Grief
The man who surveyed the capitol city of the United States was not only a surveyor, but also had other incredible talents.
What Are You Figuring Now?
Megan is doing her best to make a new girl feel welcome, but don’t the other girls like her anymore?
The Missing Invitation
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.
Path of the Pale Horse
A mother celebrates her life with many children, proving that she is one of the richest women in the world.
One Rich Girl
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 Fields of Home
John D tells story after story about how his brother Tom, the Great Brain, swindled him and every other boy in town.
The Great Brain Series
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.
Unyielding Hope
When George Washington visited Charles Willson Peale’s museum, he received quite a surprise.
The Joke’s on George
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.
The Shepherd of Salm
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.
Mary Emma and Company
Life during the Ice Age, among the cave men, is described through the eyes of a young boy and his family.
Life in the Great Ice Age
Mary spends a happy year working and playing with her large family on their farm in the 1950s.
Days With Mary
