Religious Fiction

Here is a sequel to Once, written and narrated by one of Australia's most popular children's authors....

When Nazi soldiers come to the orphanage Felix decides to escape and make his way home....

In this Newberry Medal-winning novel, Daniel bar Jamin is fired by only one passion: to avenge his father's death by crucifixion by driving the Roman legions from his land of Isreal...

Fifty-five years ago, Helen L. Taylor took John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress and simplified the vocabulary and concepts for young listeners while keeping the storyline intact....

Kingdom's Edge is an action/adventure allegory of the life of Christ in which swords, knights and battles are biblically symbolic....

With the war behind her, only one thing was left undone—getting her papa back. Never in her wildest dreams did Mercy imagine that the road which began in Lexington would lead her into the heart of the British empire. Clinging to the hope of a single letter, will faith be enough to guide her heart through the labyrinth of London to find answers and, if he was still out there, her papa?

A mess of duct tape. A missing dress. Can Scout and Barnaby bring the dress destroyer to justice? Scout may be too young to be a Trailblazer camper, but she’s not too young to solve a mystery.

When Anthony and his mom move to the seaside town of Parable Port, they’re just hoping for a fresh start. Anthony soon finds out that there’s something unusual about this little town: it’s a place where Jesus’ parables come to life in surprising ways. The adventure begins when a flock of orange birds stalks Anthony and flowering vines grow everywhere, knocking people out cold with their pollen. In the good old days, the living parables would help the town to flourish. But now? Something or someone is messing with the Parable of the Sower and causing chaos.

Perseverance. Loyalty. Trust. Saving the princess was just the beginning. Yarrow is ready to settle back into the easy life of a hedgehog minstrel. But when Princess Fragaria asks Rye and the Medley Troupe to escort the mysterious bone key to Mel’s parents, he can’t say no. The archeologist owls may be able to read the strange script written on the key and discover why Mugwort wants it so badly. But as Rye’s critical attitude undermines their new friendship, Yarrow struggles to stay committed to the quest.

A Russian American boy searches for his identity, true friends, and above all, tickets to see the Mets win the World Series in this heartfelt novel from Margaret Gurevich. It's 1986, and thirteen-year-old Yasha Reznik doesn’t understand why his parents moved them all from his Russian community...

Der kleine Waschbär Henry will das Eichhörnchenbaby Ben zurück zu seinen Eltern bringen. Doch an der ehemaligen Eichhörnchensiedlung bietet sich ihm ein trostloses Bild: Der Wald wurde hier gerodet. Fest entschlossen, Bens Familie zu finden, macht sich der kleine Waschbär mit dem Eichhörnchenbaby auf eine abenteuerliche Suche. Der dunkle Wald ist beängstigend, doch Henry gibt nicht auf. Schließlich naht Hilfe von unerwarteter Seite.

Henry scheint nichts zu gelingen. Als er endlich begreift, wie wertvoll er für seine Freunde ist, ist es höchste Zeit. Er kommt gerade rechtzeitig ...

An adventure-packed, character-building book created for kids of any age! The gang and the Gorillas are busy preparing for a big celebration, and everything is going just as planned—at least for now! But something sinister seems to be lurking just below the surface… Will everyone be ready when it attacks? Lucifer thinks he has the gang right where he wants them. But with a little advice from Obadiah and a lot of help from Pops, the boys feel they might just be ready to face their biggest enemy yet.

Lisa und Amelia teilen ein neues Hobby: Ballett. Darüber freunden sie sich immer mehr an – und Emmi ist plötzlich neidisch. Denn scheinbar ist Lisa nicht mehr ihre allerbeste Freundin. Das ist kein schönes Gefühl und führt zu einem Streit zwischen den Freundinnen. Wie schön, dass Emmi sich immer an Jesus, ihren allerbesten Freund, wenden kann, auch wenn es ihr nicht gut geht.

Vor über 30 Jahren hat Dieter B. Kabus für seine eigenen fünf Kinder Marianne, Petra, Hans-Georg, Esther und Alexander Abenteuergeschichten mit christlichem Inhalt erschaffen. Seine Geschichten prägen bis heute unzählige Kinder und Erwachsene. Spannende Geschichten, Rätsel zum Kombinieren und christliche Werte, die den Charakter stärken.