In Looking for Home, a Christian fiction by Eileen M. Berry, Liz and Micah have just moved to an apartment building from their home on a farm. They are sure there is buried treasure in their new backyard.

In Tim Davis’s fantasy fiction, Mice of the Herring Bone, two ordinary mice find themselves in an extraordinary adventure, including pirate sea dogs, a ship full of cats, and a sunken treasure. Download free activity pages to print out.

Tim Davis’s sequel to Mice of the Herring Bone, Mice of the Nine Lives shows Charles and Oliver, the bravest of mice, meeting up with another pirate sea dog.Also available in this Mice of the Herring Bone Series are Mice of the Herring Bone, Mice of the Seven Seas, Mice of the Westing Wind, Book 1, and Mice of the Westing Wind, Book 2. Or collect the whole set of mice books.

In his sequel to Mice of the Nine Lives, Tim Davis has Charles and Oliver set out to rescue the Admiral’s expedition. A popular book for kids, this fiction story is rollicking good fun.Download free activity pages to print out.Also available in this Mice of the Herring Bone Series are Mice of the Herring Bone, Mice of the Nine Lives, Mice of the Westing Wind, Book 1, and Mice of the Westing Wind, Book 2.

In Tim Davis’s fiction book for kids, Mice of the Westing Wind, Book 1, Charles and Oliver hear startling news about the sea dogs. The Admiral has a plan, but Oliver doesn’t like it at all.Download free activity pages to print out.Also available in this Mice of the Herring Bone Series are Mice of the Herring Bone, Mice of the Nine Lives, Mice of the Seven Seas, and Mice of the Westing Wind, Book 2.

In Tim Davis’s Mice of the Westing Wind, Book 2, Charles and Oliver set a trap for the pirate sea dogs. But two fierce rats are determined to destroy Charles and Oliver in the final volume of this series for kids.Download free activity pages to print out.

More Tales from Dust River Gulch, fiction by Tim Davis, takes readers back to the town of Dust River Gulch, where the characters are sort of like one great big family, only some family members are more tolerable than others. Will a misplaced bowl of Rosie’s famous “tomater soup” put the restaurant out of business? Are a couple of newcomers to town up to no good? Who will really take the cake at the sheriff’s surprise party? J.D.

In Mountain Born by Elizabeth Yates, she used her experiences from her early years of living on her father’s large farm and the hours spent with a News Hampshire shepherd in writing this fiction story. Wolves, weather, a black lamb, a trusty dog—all are part of Peter’s life on a mountain farm. His best friend is Benji, a wise old shepherd, and Benj teaches Peter to care for the sprightly lamb that becomes his special pet, his cosset.

Mumsi Meets a Lion is a book for early readers written by Kim Stegall and illustrated by Kimberly Batti. This picture book has delightful color illustrations that will capture a child’s attention. Set in an African village in Kenya, the story tells of the boy Mumsi, who must remember the important lesson his parents have taught him.

Nick Newton is not a Genius. He’s just a merely average boy from the country of Thauma. He may not be brilliant like his mom and dad or a child prodigy like his sister, but he won’t let that stop him from uncovering the mysteries of a clockwork factory or revealing a war hero’s greatest secret. With help from two new friends and his butler named Jude, Nick embarks on an adventure that will change his life forever.

Nick Newton: The Highest Bidder is the thrilling sequel to Nick Newton Is Not a Genius. Nick, a merely average boy from the country of Thauma, has learned that you don’t need to be a genius or wealthy to have amazing adventures. All you need is to keep going.

This is a story about Nix, a boy who thought nobody could love him, told by missionary Penny McKnight. When he comes under the care of Christian missionaries in his village, a young Jamaican boy’s life completely changes. They told him that Jesus loved children everywhere.

In No Pets Allowed, a colorful, rhyming picture book written by Morgan Reed Persun and illustrated by Tim Banks, Percy uses his imagination to create pets for his New York City apartment. A sign in the apartment lobby said, “No pets in these apartments; No dogs, no cats, no fish.” But that doesn’t stop Percy from wishing.

In Milly Howard’s On Yonder Mountain, Sarah and her doll EmmyLou are all alone. Every other child she knows is a boy, and all six-year-old Sarah wants is another girl in her one-room schoolhouse. From sugaring off the maple sugar, spelling bees, carding wool, and learning lessons of life, this Christian fiction shows Sarah learning the most important lesson of all—learning to trust God to answer her prayers.

Once in Blueberry Dell is a picture book written by Dawn L. Watkins and illustrated by Tim Davis. The High Prince is coming, and everyone in Blueberry Dell is excited.

Deb Brammer’s Peanut Butter Friends in a Chop Suey World is a Christian fiction missionary story set in Taiwan. When Amy’s family moves to Taiwan to begin missionary work, she is determined to be a good missionary. But the neighborhood girls laugh at her, and Sunday services at the Chinese church become an ordeal.

Pippa’s Jumping Shoes might just be the key to saving the gentle creatures of Mulberry Pond at the Summer’s End Celebration. Mayor Crimson Rabbit likes to keep her little town in order. But Mayor Bubba Bullfrog from Cornapple Pond has a surprising challenge that could change everything. Will Pippa learn to bring out her natural jumping talent in time to save her happy little town? Cheer Pippa on as she learns to jump farther and farther!

Play Fair, Little Bear is the seventh in the Little Bear Adventure series of easy-to-read picture books, written by award-winning author Kathleen Allan-Meyer and illustrated by Elaine Garvin. When Little Bear chooses to ignore the map his coach gives him for the school foot race, he runs into some roadblocks. In the end, he pays a high price for thinking a shortcut will help him win.

Pocket Change: Five Small Fables is a picture book written by Dawn L. Watkins and illustrated by Tim Davis. Can a rabbit outwit a bobcat? Does a turtle who is a hundred years old have a secret worth hearing? And who will dare to match riddles with the king of lions? The five fables in Pocket Change tell of alligators and monkeys and cheetahs (and many other animals) that do and say remarkable things.

Pollyanna, classic fiction by Eleanor H. Porter, tells the story of a little girl who knows the secret to finding a smile, even when really bad things happen. From the moment she arrives in Beldingsville, she shares her Glad Game with everyone around her. But the person who needs Pollyanna’s help the most doesn’t want it.This JourneyForth classic is a light abridgement of the original novel.

Prairie Anna, historical fiction for young readers by Peggy House, tells the story of Anna, the middle daughter in a family of Russian immigrants. Most of Anna’s life is decided for her—what to study, which chores to do, when to eat and sleep. Everyone in her family works hard to survive the bitter winters and blazing summers of the prairie. But when hardship takes her away from familiar places and loved ones, Anna must decide what to do with the one choice she is given.

Denise Williamson’s historical fiction book River of Danger features missionary Samuel Kirkland who came to live with the Seneca Indians in the late 1700s. Young-Wolf is certain that the Englishman wants to steal from his people or to destroy their way of life. He thinks the stories that Kirkland tells of Hawenio, the Great Good Voice, must be lies intended to trick the Seneca into doing the white man’s will.

In Rodney Robbins and the Rainy-Day Pond by Kim Stegall, a young boy and his neighbor team up to solve a neighborhood problem. This picture book is for pre-readers and early readers. Whimsical illustrations and simple sentences make it an age-appropriate and enjoyable read-aloud.

Join your child and Rosa la Osa in Anna Turner and Beth Kitching’s fun-filled excursion into the world of Spanish. A game of hide-and-go-seek turns into a wonderful opportunity for Rosa to make new friends and for your child to take his first steps into a new language. With the help of sidebar picture vocabularies and full Spanish-to-English translations at the end of the story, children will learn simple vocabulary and how to count to ten in Spanish.

Roses on Baker Street is a delightful picture book written by Eileen M. Berry with colorful illustrations by John Roberts. When Danae’s family moves from France to America for a year of furlough, all of the things that have meant “home” to Danae are missing.

In Sarah Whitcher’s Story by award-winning author Elizabeth Yates, little Sarah follows a tiny bird away from her family’s cabin into the thick New Hampshire forest. When night come, Sarah realizes that she is lost. Settlers come from all across the countryside to help find her, but as the long days pass, the searchers grow desperate. In this historical fiction book only Sarah’s father believes that they will find her alive, and few would have expected a bear to have a part in her rescue.

In Sarah’s Long Ride, a Christian fiction by Susan Page Davis, the Bandicoot 100 is coming up, and Sarah Piper and her horse, Icicle, are registered for the race. But Sarah’s mother has recently died, leaving Sarah without a riding partner. Adjusting to a new home with Uncle Joe and far from her friends, Sarah realizes that endurance is not something she needs just for the race.

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 a diabolical plot: professional assassins are planning to get rid of their state’s governor. Their ingenious and heroic efforts to save the governor win Jasper the nickname, Sherlock Jones, and begin the continuing adventures of Jasper and his friends.

In Book 3 of the Sherlock Jones, Jr. Detective Series, Ed Dunlop’s mystery book, Sherlock Jones: The Missing Diamond, has seventh-graders Jasper “Sherlock” Jones and Penny Gordon using their detective skills and their Christian faith to identify a software pirate at Diamond Computer Technology. Then they turn their skills toward helping solve the kidnapping of the company owner’s daughter, their new friend, Lisa Diamond—the truly valuable diamond—in this Christian fiction adventure.

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 vacation in the plush lakeside lodge of a wealthy friend. But soon they begin to uncover the secrets of some shady activity at a neighboring estate, and their investigative zeal gets them a little too close to suspected illegal activity in this popular Christian fiction adventure.