Youth Fiction

The Raylean people teeter on the edge of annihilation. Can Daeson lead the quest for their promised homeworld? Daeson finds himself a prisoner in a tribal world where the law of survival rules. Gone is the hope of the promised homeworld given by the...

Awasin and Jamie, brothers in courage, meet a challenge many mountain men could not endure.  When their canoe is destroyed by the fury of the rapids, they must face the wilderness with no food and no hope of rescue.  To survive, they...

Product Description In Lucky for Winnie, book one from Winnie: The Early Years prequel series, Winnie struggles to show love and support to her headstrong Mustang, Lucky, while also facing the pressure to be a good artist. With the...

H. Rider Haggard, best known for his timeless classic King Solomon's Mines, recounts in this tale the inspiring story of Lysbeth, a young Dutch woman forced to endure perils and tribulations of the Spanish Occupation's yoke and the Inquisition of the...

Kathryn Forbes's Mama's Bank Account, based on childhood, is the bestselling book that inspired the play, film, and television series, and the Richard Rodgers musical, I Remember Mama.There is no mother in fiction more resourceful, incorruptible, and...

This five-in-one volume brings Mandie fans-new and old alike-back to where it all began. Readers will discover anew the charms of the impulsive Mandie Shaw as she faces the ups and downs of first losing her father and then finding her long-lost family in...

One minute, Charles and Oliver are peacefully nibbling lunch inside a barrel, and the next they've been loaded onto a ship of pirate sea dogs. Worse still, they overhear the pirates making plans to steal the Queen's gold. Charles is determined to help...

Product Description Set in 1857, a group of children work together, despite their differences, to make a change and live out their faith.In Midnight Rescue, aboard the Christina an escaped convict overhears Libby's talk with Caleb---a...

Jane Austen's novels are not only still widely read, but also continue to influence modern film and literature. In both their moral content and their focused, highly detailed, "miniaturist" execution, they reveal Austen's mastery of the art of fiction...