Maasai boys love to practice throwing spears, and jumping. One day they will be strong men and leaders of their tribe. Lemayan is excellent with the goats and his father is proud of his capable son. One dreadful day all that changes and the tribe's way of life hangs in the balance; the drought at... (more)

The first in a fantastic trilogy of adventure stories set at the time of the early church. Bryn and his brother are taken captive following the Boudiccan Revolt. They find themselves in Rome where Bryn is sold as a slave into a rich man's house and his brother is forced into gladiatorial combat. Bef... (more)

“Tidings of magpies, Ducks in a brace, Elks in a gang, in a galloping race.” This joy-filled romp through creation captures your child’s imagination with the silly-sounding (but true) names of animal groups. Rhythmic verse celebrates the wonder of God’s imagination displayed in his creatures–fr... (more)

“My Father promised me he would never leave me. That promise is one of the first things I remember. “It was seven years since my father made me his promise, and six years since I learned what a promise was. And now my father lay bleeding on the ground, his head in my lap. “‘Father! Don’t leave m... (more)

'I'd been waiting for this moment; waiting, hoping, watching. Now it was happening right before my eyes--and I was terrified...' Jane hates her school and has few friends. The one thing she enjoys is writing science fiction. But are Jane's stories just fiction? Or have aliens really landed on earth?... (more)

When a winter flood in Fresno closes school temporarily, Andi gets herself ready for a two-month holiday riding the range on her palomino mare, Taffy. Andi is outraged when, instead, she's sent to live with a spinster aunt in San Francisco, doomed to finish the winter term of school at Miss Whitaker... (more)

A young boy learns about the stars and the universe and all of God's creation from the kindly janitor at his elementary school who turns out to be even more special than he had seemed.