Anna’s Question is a sweet story about a young girl and her quest for the beautiful land where there is no more illness or suffering. She has heard that Jesus paid the fare, but she doesn’t know the way. Who can help her find it? Anna discovers...

What means might God use to mold a boy into a man? In The Children of Cloverley, we see how God can use dire and painful events to tear a brother and a sister from their home and cast them to yonder lands to grow into useful servants of the King . . .

An important letter—a matter of life or death—is entrusted to his care, and he’s determined to carry out his mission. Little does he know what will be required of him!

Throughout this volume, the consequences of covetousness, jealousy and disobedience ring loud and clear, while the rewards of honesty, obedience and contentment bring forth a sense of inner satisfaction and well-being. . .

Helen and Betty could not be more different in their perspectives of the destitute people that live around them. When Helen, the older sister, hears the story of the Good Samaritan she is rewarded for her classroom achievements, while the other . . .

A faithful grandson seeks to find help for his blind grandfather. When the old man finally opens his eyes, he sees a painting on the wall before him and realizes that this is the very house where he buried a wealthy man's inheritance fifty years ago.

Jill is relentless in her desire to see others give their tithe to God. She and her siblings love to act out the stories that they have read about. After hearing the story of Jacob at Bethel, Jill determines to do more than play the story of Jacob.

Adventures begin with Charlie and his raft, and their voyage is enhanced by their limitless imagination. Pirates and hidden treasure fill their day. But Faith’s treasure is found in her friendship with...

It was Mrs. Prentiss' intent that this little gem would be a tool through which children would learn to obey. Read about the contrasting lives of Tangle Thread and Golden Thread; one is the cause of much grief for her godly mother, and the other . . .

Somehow you just know when you have found a diamond in the rough—and The Old Worcester Jug is just that. From the very beginning, Eglanton Thorne will command your attention and tug on your heartstrings.

On the lonely island the lighthouse stands, warning of impending danger and providing light for seafarers in the frightening, turbulent seas. Old Sandy Fergusson and his grandson Alick keep watch, giving all diligence to the smallest detail.

These stories will help us to consider the needs of those around us and how we might brighten their lives with something as simple as a snowdrop.

Traveling alone to the home of his miserly grandfather, Arthur soon makes friends with the neighbors next door...