General Interest

Though Grandma Myrtle has multiple sclerosis and cannot walk, she enjoys many of the same things most grandmas do. The Yoder children serve as Grandma’s helpers and learn that true fulfillment comes from willingly offering their hands and feet to someone in need. Softcover. 127 pages

Heather was scared. She had just come to her new home. What would happen to her now? Who would take care of her? But Heather had nothing to worry about. Someone was there to help her. Someone who cared - the shepherd. Heather liked the shepherd, but she did not like strangers. Sometimes she was afraid, and then she did something. Something funny. What do you think she did? Hardcover, 32 pages

Splash! Andrew sucked in his breath as he felt cold water on his back and legs. The water wasn't deep, but it was cold and muddy. He scrambled up the bank, his sopping shoes slipping and skidding. He scowled at his sister. "Megan, this is all your fault!" Andrew and his siblings are having trouble getting along. They argue, call each other names, and sometimes avoid each other. Daddy and Mom have a solution for the...

Samuel learns about nonresistance when the soldiers take all their food. As the community opens their home to wounded soldiers, it slowly dawns on Samuel that Christ does not expect him to do nothing. A great reward comes when some of the Martyrs Mirrors confiscated by the military are bought back. Author: Anne Hilty, Artist: Lana Kuhns Binding: Hardcover Pages: 57, Size: 7.5×10

The Summer of the Talking Crow is the summer that Louise will never forget. This true story, written for primary-age readers, will captivate young and old as they read how Louise and her family raise a mischievous crow that can talk. Softcover, 88 pages