Children's Books

Kristina Roy. The story of a Slovak boy, who had been orphaned and then raised by the mayor’s wife. When Martinko was eleven, the mayor’s wife died and he went to live with the parish shepherd. Martinko became a shepherd. … Read More

Angela K. Zehr. What would it be like to be an Anabaptist? Ursula is full of questions. Yet she sees the joy that is evident in the lives of her sister and her sister’s husband. How can she know what … Read More

A book in the Trailblazer Series by Dave and Neta Jackson. One bright morning in 1853, twelve-year-old Neil is alone on the docks at Liverpool, England. Suddenly he is grabbed and dragged aboard a ship, and later discovers he’s been … Read More

A book in the Trailblazer Series by Dave and Neta Jackson. To fourteen-year-old Jesse, being “free” in Alabama in 1898 doesn’t seem much better than slavery. The family’s 40-acre farm is exhausted from growing cotton, they face overwhelming debt, and … Read More

A book in the Trailblazer Series by Dave and Neta Jackson. Ned, an 18th century boy of thirteen, has been working in the dangerous coal mines of northern England since he was five. He desperately wants to save his little … Read More

A book in the Trailblazer Series by Dave and Neta Jackson. Sarah is the daughter of an English shipping merchant who operates from Belgium in 1535. Her father is interested in the ideas of William Tyndale, who has fled England … Read More

A book in the Trailblazer Series by Dave and Neta Jackson. By the time Curly was 12 years old he’d already survived six years as a homeless orphan on the cruel streets of London in the 1870’s. When he overhears … Read More

A book in the Trailblazer Series by Dave and Neta Jackson. When the Judsons leave the city of Rangoon to establish a mission in the Golden City, their foster girls, May-Lo and Len-Lay, are taken along on the dangerous river … Read More

A book in the Trailblazer Series by Dave and Neta Jackson. Jack and Amy come to London in the 1880’s looking for their uncle. Living on the streets is dangerous, and London society has become uncaring, even cruel to the … Read More