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Lee Strobel's bestselling book on forgiveness and grace, adapted for kids.

In the second book of From Sadie's Sketchbook by Naomi Kinsman Downing, Sadie learns about the nature of God and his love when she works to help save one of the local bears, and finds herself becoming friends with her worst enemy, Frankie, in the process.

When twelve-year-old Sadie has to move away from her home in California, she stumbles into questions of faith, doubt, and wrestling with the answers.

The story of Olympian swimmer Cullen Jones, who nearly drowned at age 5 yet went on to swim on the USA Olympic swim team alongside such greats as Michael Phelps.

Most people think the average teenager isn't capable of much beyond hanging with their friends and wasting time. But Zach Hunter isn't your average teenager. And he's hoping to show you that you're not either.

Everything a boy ever wanted to know about his body and how to take care of it---from a Christian perspective!

Jackson Jones climbs into a Quercus macrocarpa and finds himself in the middle of a new adventure, penned by the Author himself.

The Story for Little Ones part of Max Lucado and Randy Frazee's church-wide campaign for The Story, uses vibrant illustrations and simple text to bring 31 key stories of the Bible to life for children ages 2-5.

Read two stories about the miracles of Jesus. What kind of man could calm a storm and fill a net with fish?

In the fifth book of the Keystone Stables series, perfect for girls who love horses and horse fiction, foster child Skye hopes to find a new friend in Katie, a blind girl who is encountering horses for the first time---but Katie's anger might end their relationship before it really starts.

For the summer, Skye and her school friend Chad work at special needs Camp Penn's Woods. Skye runs into a brick wall when she tries to teach Jonathan Martin, a young deaf boy, how to ride Buddy western style, but Jonathan insists on riding him English. When Jonathan and Buddy disappear into the mountains, Skye and Chad lead the rescue to find him.

Skye and Morgan have their hands full when a runaway named Tanya Bell becomes a foster girl in the Chambers' household. It isn't until Southern Belle, one of the mares, dies giving birth to a foal that Tanya opens up to the love offered from the Chambers' family, and she is transformed.

Five-year-old Natalie determines to pull off a one-of-a-kind, wonderful thing. Her inimitable spirit of adventure leads our heroine through a series of foiled attempts and ensuing disasters, until she discovers that being "Only Natalie" is a good thing in God's eyes and she, Nat, is that one-of-a-kind wonderful thing.

This one-year devotional book will help young girls see that the Bible was written for them to know God through his character and through his son Jesus and discover their true authentic selves.

Content with her Quaker life, Hannah Brown is shaken when she discovers a family secret and meets a runaway slave and the slave catcher fast on her trail. Her friend, Sarah Smith, only wants to study to be a doctor, until she meets a young orphan whose past is shattered by the evils of slavery. Excellent for educators and homeschool use.

Disguised as a Yankee soldier and fighting on the battlefields, Emma Edmonds risks her life as an undercover spy for the Union army. In Richmond, her friend Molly Turner discovers a spy ring against the Confederacy and must decide if she too will risk everything for what she believes. Excellent for educators and homeschool use.

In this new devotional from Kristi Holl, you'll learn what to do in confusing situations, and also about the kind of person God wants you to be: pretty both inside and out.

Travel 'round the world with twelve-year-old Chad, his younger sister, Kate, and their risk-taking, entrepreneur dad as the three go globe-trotting to help those in need---and land in more trouble than they ever imagined!

This children's series by best-selling author Jerry Jenkins, keeps kids and adults on the edge of their seats. Jenkins skillfully weaves the adventures of a bush pilot dedicated to helping missionaries around the world, with the excitement --- and danger --- of being the family who travels with him.

Finally, a devotional that really shows you how to be a real man of God!

Boys today---Christian kids included---constantly label each other, and do it almost without thinking. As part of the 252 series for boys, this book explores the meanings behind these names and gives humorous examples from the Bible that either explains their accuracy or disproves them as stereotypes.

Tomo and friends return to Argon Falls with the hope of restoring the kingdom and rescuing its people from evil King Ardath. Hana continues to learn new secrets, while also realizing that Argon Falls is linked to earth through the prayers of a man who doesn't realize his prayers put his life in danger.

In volume three of Tomo we discover the sweeping history of Argon Falls, the true story of Hana's parents, and why Jou's raccoon Tomo can talk!

As she finds out more about herself and the strange creature Tomo, Hana learns how protecting the sword from those who would use it for evil can bring on big trouble in book two of the manga-style Tomo series written by Jim Kreuger with illustration by Ariel Padilla.

Hana's arrival in America places her in the two worlds of attending school by day and battling as a ninja at night. Although young, she begins to learn about the great role she will play in this first book of the manga-style Tomo series written by Andrew Simmons and Rob Corley with illustration by Ariel Padilla.

While returning home after his adventures, Branan learns that one of his past traveling companions, Saphira, is about to be sold as a slave in the town of Jabneel. Branan must find a way to rescue Saphira before it's too late, but he runs into many of his old enemies in the process.

The Philistine commander Sidon becomes enraged when he finds that his prized bejeweled dagger has been stolen. Blaming Branan for all of his recent misfortunes, Sidon's thirst for revenge is at a fevered pitch. Will Branan be able to escape the wrath of the maddened commander, or will this be the end for the son of Samson?

Although robbed and abandoned, Branan meets up with several unusual allies as he stumbles upon a plot by the Philistines to steal the Ark of the Covenant. But even though Branan is facing insurmountable odds, little does he know that when one works for God, one never works alone.

In book one of the Son of Samson series, Branan learns how his strength inherited from his father Samson might have been given to him for a purpose. This manga-style series is written by Gary Martin and illustrated by Sergio Cariello.