Youth Books

In the fourth book in the series, Jem and his family are taking a trip to Sacramento and everyone is excited, especially Jem! But the whole trip he can't seem to kick the strangest feeling, and then...

These two short stories in one, Roses and Thorns, and the shorter story, Prison Roses, were regarded as one of the most appealing of the volumes published in the 1800's by the American Tract Society...

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Daniel’s sharp sickle blade swung back and forth. His wife Barbara gathered the wheat stalks into bundles. Baby Lucy Ann napped in a basket along the edge of the field. Then a hungry bear appeared,...

"C'mon—come to camp with me! Just look at the exciting things we will do — ding dong, bang ball, and watermelon seed spitting. Then there'll be swimming and boating as well!" Scamper Squirrel will...

Raised by her grandparents, Lucy starts a search for her father that takes her from a prison in England to Spain. Along the way she learns about love, forgiveness and God's grace.SKU (ISBN):...

Cousins Patrick and Beth accidentally push the Imagination Station's red button. They land in Egypt, where they befriend two children who are second cousins: a boy named Gilead and a girl named...

What Stay in the Castle offers in inspiration, the Seven Royal Laws of Courtship offers in practical instruction.  This 44 page booklet introduces seven Biblical principles to help young people find...

In Book 1 of the Sherlock Jones, Jr. Detective Series, Ed Dunlop’s Sherlock Jones: The Assassination Plot presents Jasper Jones and Penny Gordon, an adventurous pair of friends who have stumbled onto...

In Ed Dunlop’s Christian fiction book, Sherlock Jones: The Willoughby Bank Robbery (Book 2 of the Sherlock Jones, Jr. Detective Series), Sherlock and his friend Penny Gordon walk in on a robbery in...

In Book 4 of the Sherlock Jones, Jr. Detective Series, Sherlock Jones: The Phantom Airplane by Ed Dunlop, Penny and Sherlock feel they have landed in the lap of luxury when they are invited to...

This prose rendering of a poem from the late fourteenth century (or earlier) recounts an adventure undertaken by King Arthur's famous nephew, Sir Gawain. Brave and chivalrous, faithful to his word...