Arthur and his best friend Dudley are on a quest to find an opportunity to do good for someone in need, but what begins with good intentions often ends with bad results.

Amid mutiny, tragedy, defeat, and victory, Paul learns the important lesson that roadblocks and setbacks are the foundation for greater responsibility and opportunity. As he becomes faithful in small things, he is trusted with greater things. But with that trust comes opposition and testing. 

A heartwarming story about a young boy who is on a quest to find out how his dear old friend Treffy can get to "home, sweet home." One of the most famous children's novels of the Victorian era, Christie's Old Organ continues to . . .

Compelling, true accounts of the dangerous expeditions of courageous men who dared to risk their lives for the sake of murderers, thieves, and even cannibals. Their unrelenting passion moved them onward as they shared the message of hope with . . .

Little Henry is taken hostage by a band of robbers and lives for years in a deep, dark cave. When he stumbles upon a crevice in the wall, he escapes to the land above and experiences with wonder the brilliance of the sun and the magnificence of the . . .

John must find out the secret that has been kept from him for so long—what is on the other side of the hedge? Desperate to break through, he devises a scheme, ignoring the impending danger.

This volume of short stories is perfect as a family read aloud.

Karl Jansen's discovery has forever changed his life. His unfulfilled longing has been met in a way he never would have predicted! If only he could see the dangers that lie ahead - the cowardly vengeance that would threaten his life - Karl might not . . .

William is left in the desolate forest, surrounded by the eerie howling of the wind and the wolves. His predicament is like that of Joseph, abandoned by his wicked brothers. But God's ways are not our ways; His thoughts and plans are much higher!

This little book is a powerhouse, sending a quickening jolt to the very depths of our respectable-looking facade. The Mansion takes a piercing look at John Weightman, one of the most "successful" men in New York. His son desperately wants to find . . .

“I’ll never give it up,” Stephen promises his dying father. Their hut in the hollow is all they have, but it belongs to them. The bright, sunny valley stands in stark contrast to the dark, grimy coal pits nearby . . .

Unable to say the word "Prodigal," Milly finds herself confronting her rigid, self-absorbed uncle as a true "Probable Son." This English country gentleman has no time or patience for children, but little Milly melts the heart of everyone she meets . . .

Ambushed! It all happened so quickly! Horace’s ankles are locked in chains, preventing him from rescuing his terrified mother as she is dragged away by their captors. She has only seven days to return with the answer that could save her son!

Bearing the shame of his father’s theft, Robin and his mother find themselves evicted from their home. Far from the friendly greetings of the townspeople, Robin must decide if he actually believes in the promises and comforts found in the Scriptures or if they are just empty words.

The narrative beautifully contrasts the rewards and consequences of their decisions. Walter’s life is marked by his love for the Lord, diligence, and compassion—not just through his academic efforts, but in tender moments spent caring for Gracie, a blind child in need. In contrast, Frank’s defiance, reckless companionship, and familial challenges lead him toward darker impulses and troubling company.

When the gospel is lived out in simplicity and power, none can resist...

On a rainy holiday, the children are looking for something to do. Tom, Louis, Jessy, Julia, Willy, Bella, Percy, and Amy not only discover interesting events in history, but what it means to be truly heroic.

(While Supplies Last) This is a tender tale of lonely Old Man Winter, who isolates himself from gossipy neighbors and any who might pry into his sorrow.