A group of four friends from a church youth club embarks on an adventurous quest to uncover a mystery. As they navigate challenges together, their camaraderie is tested, revealing the strength of their friendship and the importance of teamwork. The story intertwines themes of faith, loyalty, and the excitement of discovery, making it a captivating read for those who enjoy tales of youthful exploration and problem-solving.
Winner of the Maincrest Media Award for Young Adult Historical FictionWorld War II is raging. Hitler is hiding away the world's most beautiful purebred horses in a little village in Czechoslovakia. Lipizzaners, Thoroughbreds, and the prize Polish Arabians are being used in his experiments to create the perfect war horse. A peculiar twelve-year-old boy from the village named Teodor becomes the groom for one of those special horses - Witez II, one of the most famous Arabian stallions of all time. Witez, helps the boy face his challenges and find his voice at a time when little is known about the condition now called "Autism." In the closing days of the war, Teodor flees the only home he has ever known, with Witez, to escape the oncoming Soviet Army. To stay would mean the loss of his horse to the hungry soldiers. Together, they seek refuge in America, where a new life awaits them both. Told in part through the fictional character of Teodor and sensitive to his therapeutic and devoted bond with Witez over the years, The Stallion and His Peculiar Boy blends the suspense of a World War II military rescue operation with the subsequent challenges of resettlement in a new land.Suitable for young adult and adult readers, this story is sure to please anyone who enjoys excellent historical fiction.
The disappearance of a beloved horse from its stall plunges a jockey into a gripping mystery that shatters the thrill of victory. As he navigates the emotional turmoil and uncertainty, the jockey must confront the challenges of loss and the quest for answers in a world where trust is fragile and stakes are high.
Engaging and entertaining, this Christian fiction book is tailored for children aged 7-11, offering relevant themes and enjoyable storytelling. It aims to inspire young readers while providing fun narratives that align with Christian values, making it a delightful choice for both reading and learning.
A Funny Book to Get Preschool Kids to Go to Bed...and Stay There!
The Skullington Family, a whimsical clan of skeletons, faces relatable bedtime challenges, particularly with Ulna, who resists staying in bed. This charming tale combines humor and clever bone puns, appealing to both parents and children. As the Skullingtons navigate their nighttime routine, they discover ways to make bedtime enjoyable, ensuring a delightful reading experience that brings laughter and warmth to family life.
★If you were a skeleton, what would you eat?★ Spare ribs? Chicken soup made only with the funny bone? Skeletons still have to eat but Mrs. Skulington is having trouble with her three children who are picky eaters! What is a mother to do? Read this funny picture book and find out how she solves her mealtime problems. "The Skullington Family Bone Appetit" is a clever way to teach children the importance of developing healthy eating habits.
A Funny Book to get Preschool Kids Ready for School
The narrative explores the unconventional idea of whether attending school is beneficial or detrimental. It delves into the experiences of students who question the traditional education system, highlighting themes of individuality, societal expectations, and the impact of schooling on personal growth. Through engaging characters and thought-provoking scenarios, the story challenges readers to reconsider the value of formal education and its role in shaping one's future.
Awarded the 2021 Maincrest Media Historical Fiction Award, this book delves into a richly woven narrative that brings to life a pivotal moment in history. Through compelling characters and immersive storytelling, it explores themes of resilience, love, and the complexities of human relationships against a backdrop of significant historical events. The author's meticulous research and vivid prose transport readers to a different time, making it a captivating read for those who appreciate depth in historical fiction.
The story follows Mrs. Skullington, who tirelessly dedicates herself to her work, only to be rewarded with the humorous and unexpected result of BONEY FINGERS. This whimsical narrative explores themes of hard work and the often ironic outcomes of our efforts, blending humor with a quirky twist. The playful tone promises to engage readers, inviting them to reflect on the nature of rewards and the surprises that come from dedication.
Exploring the humorous challenges of mealtime, Mrs. Skullington faces the dilemma of her picky skeleton children. With a creative twist on dietary choices, the story engages young readers in a fun narrative that emphasizes the importance of healthy eating habits. This picture book combines laughter with valuable lessons, making it an entertaining read for children and parents alike.