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Jun 1, 2023 · Rachel says, “the cover of the book is not so exciting, plus it looks like it’s for boys.”. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (The Chronicles of Narnia) By: CS Lewis. Review by: Caroline Melton, 5 and 7-year-old boys. Read Aloud: 5 and up. Individual Reading: 9 and up. Tell us a little about this book.
- Little House on The Prairie and Little Britches
- All-Of-A-Kind-Family
- Grandma’s Attic
- Imagination Station
- Moody Family Series
- Cul-De-Sac Kids
- Rod and Staff Chapter Books
- Sugar Creek Gang
- Sisters in Time
- Christian Heroes Then and Now
I doubt the Little House series needs much explanation, but if you happen to have forgotten about it…don’t miss this opportunity to teach your children about what life was like in early America. The family values and references to God are a refreshing and welcome part of this series. Little Britches is a similar series, but perhaps with a more masc...
Written in the 1950s, this series is a rare find. Rich vocabulary and wholesome values are just a few of the reasons why this series is sought after. The family’s charm and adventures will captivate your heart!
In these stories, a young girl delights in the stories her grandmother tells. It’s a wonderful treasury of faith, adventure, and timeless life lessons. They are great for middle elementary-aged kids.
Written by the folks from Adventures in Odyssey, Imagination Station promises young readers (ages 7-12) adventure and mystery. This series is much like the popular Magic Tree House series, minus the magic and wizardry. There are more than 9 volumes of excitement.
If you are looking for a series that makes life beautiful, the Moody Family series will not disappoint. So far, Sarah Maxwell has written 7 books detailing the pleasures of the good life…following a simple homeschoolingfamily as they help others, learn to love God, and enjoy time as a family. This series makes a great family read-aloud or a trustwo...
Perfect for your new chapter book reader, the Cul-de-Sac Kids enchant with tales of friendship, teamwork, and faith as they explore the neighborhood. These books are short, making them perfect for building confidence.
I fell in love with Rod and Staff books at my very first homeschool convention. With books on every level, they are perfect for read-alouds or independent reading. The books share stories of simple families living lives that honor Christ. Farming, homemaking, and missions are just a few of the topics covered. My 8-year-old cannot get enough of thes...
Promising adventure and excitement, the Sugar Creek Gang has been captivating children for more than 50 years! These chapter books are relatively short, but packed with fun.
Another great historical fiction series told from a child’s point of view. Sisters in Time has a clearly Christian perspective as the characters rely on God for protection, grace, and provision during some of history’s most difficult times. Perfect for family read-alouds.
Last, but possibly my favorite is Christian Heroes Then and Now. With over 25 volumes, there is a story for every time period and region. From your living room, you can relive the stories of the heroes of our faith as they share the gospel with the world. If you like missionary stories, here’s a list of our favorite missionary books!
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- Glimmer Girls by Natalie grant. Reading Age: 8-11 years old. Grade Level: 3rd-7th. Join twins Mia and Maddie and their sidekick little sister, LuLu, as they travel the country finding adventure, mystery, and sometimes mischief along the way.
- The Chosen Kids by R.M. Ruiz. Reading Age: 10-13 years old. Grade Level: 4th-7th. From Book 1: On the sunny coast of California, 11-year-old book lover Caiden and his family set off for The Dunes after months of lockdown.
- Candid Conversations with Connie by Karen Buchanan. Reading Age: 8-12 years old. Grade Level: 4th-6th. In this book we’re only taking questions from girls! Yep, they can ask whatever they want, and I will answer from my vast knowledge and experience.
- Baxter Family Children by Karen Kingsbury. Reading Age: 8-11 years old. Grade Level: 3rd-7th. From Book 1: Brooke is the perfect older sister. For that reason, Kari and Ashley work hard to make their parents just as proud of them as they are of Brooke.
- The Green Ember Series by S.D. Smith. This series is near and dear to us. Mr. T loves these adventures so much! The Audible versions are also an absolute delight.
- The Secret of the Hidden Scrolls by M. J. Thomas. These christian chapter books for 2nd graders (and 3rd, 4th, and 5th) have got my sweet boy with dyslexia curled up in our reading nook regularly.
- The Wingfeather Saga by Andrew Peterson. Another personal favorite in our household, The Wingfeather Sagaoozes with imagination, excitement, hilarity, and depth.
- The Cooper Kids Adventures Series by Frank E. Peretti. This 8-volume series follows an archaeologist named Jake Cooper and his teenage kids through all sorts of exciting, tangled, suspenseful adventures.
Excellent question! It started as a list of Christian Fantasy book for kids, but it’s (slowly) changing into a list of fantasy books for Christian kids. I haven’t read the Magnus Chase series, but I do know there are some series by Rick Riordan that I don’t think are the best. I’ll have to read that series and get a review out for you!
Dec 29, 2023 · The Animal Caravan is a wonderful Christian childrens book series of devotional storybook. These animals go on an adventure, and stop to read Bible stories along the way. They have the kind of questions most kids have, and interrupt the story to ask, just like kids do. The answers cover practical, silly, and Biblical.
Nov 25, 2023 · Here are some of the books in the Beginner’s Gospel series: God Rescues: Moses and The Exodus ( here’s our detailed review HERE) Jesus Rose For Me: The True Story of Easter. Jesus Came For Me: The True Story of Easter. Jesus is Bigger Than Me: True Stories of His Miracles. God Wins: Walls, Giants, and Enemies Fall.
