Children's Books

Mary M. Sherwood. One morning, shortly after his father’s death, young William awakes in the middle of the forest to find himself completely deserted through the trickery of his five heartless brothers. Left alone in strange surroundings, William turns for … Read More

Sharon (Durksen) Schnupp Kuepfer. Book 1 of Little Prairie Girl Series. This is the true story of Clara, a little girl growing up in a Russian Mennonite family on the Manitoba prairie. Her parents had come over from Russia before … Read More

John Bunyan; rewritten by Helen R. Taylor. Written in modern English on a child’s level. Christian is represented as a boy. A very good book for children to read—captivating and inspiring. 256 pages; paper; Moody Press.

Here are 43 stories that will liven and lift. Inspiring and interesting – these stories contain important lessons in character building. 235 pages; hardcover; AB Publishing.

Kristina Roy. A sequel to Sunshine Country. Painful secrets, tangled relationships, and deeply hidden sorrows are smoothed and healed by one great cure. 126 pages; paper; Bible Truth Publishers.

A book of 46 character-building stories for girls. These stories were originally published in church ­papers of yesteryear. Carefully selected, each story contains a valuable lesson. 224 pages; paper; AB Publishing.

Joseph Stoll. The sequel to A Michigan Summer, this book continues the story of the Troyer family. There is plenty of work for Joni and Sammy, but time for fun, too. The boys experience the satisfaction of earning money for … Read More

Joseph Stoll. If you enjoyed reading Shagbark Hickory, you will also enjoy this sequel. The Troyer family moves to a new location in Michigan. Joni, Sammy, and their family adjust to their new neighbors, a new school, and a farm … Read More

Joseph Stoll. Joni and Sammy Troyer are two Amish boys who live on a farm with their family. They have many lessons to learn, but the hardest assignment of all is to practice the Golden Rule—to think of others, be … Read More