The Wise family takes a vacation to McKay's Farm. Follow ten-year-old Adrian and his younger brother, James, as they explore the farm, learn the responsibilities of caring for livestock, enjoy playing in the haystack, go on a hayride, and witness brand new kittens, while their parents form lasting relationships with the McKay family. It is a thrilling adventure for these two city boys and their parents. "A Week at McKay's Farm" is a happy story that teaches responsibility, caring and sharing. It can easily be read by eight-year-olds and up, and may be read to younger children as well.

Lillian spends the weekend with her friend, Lori, at Lori's grandparents farm. Through conversation, they discover that Lillian was kidnapped by her father's girlfriend. Lori's parents and grandparents make it right and return her to her mother. "Kidnapped by Her Step-Mom" is a sad story with a happy ending. It can be read by ten-year-olds and older and is suitable for reading to younger children as well. It teaches that if we trust God, He will work things out for our good and His glory.

Her mother died when Becky was only three. Her father couldn't get over losing his wife and took it out on Becky. She was befriended by a nice family, the abuse was reported to authorities and Becky was taken into the custody of Family Services. This led to her being raised then by an uncle, giving Becky a much better life than she'd ever had before. "What's Wrong With Becky?" is a heartwarming story with a happy ending. It can easily be read by eight-year-olds and up, and may be read to younger children as well.

While looking for a kitten one day, Lindsay and her daughter, Lydia, became acquainted with Kyle and his daughter, Violet, who live next to them. Upon learning that Violet was being abused by her mother and her live-in boyfriend, Kyle obtained full custody of his daughter. As the relationship develops, the two girls become inseparable and Kyle and Lindsay fall in love. This is a sad story with a happy ending, suitable for adults and older teenagers.

Young Alex saves a family of grizzly cubs after their mother is killed. This is a pioneer setting with country dialect, so it is not for beginning readers.

Young Nathan Rush learned that his family would be moving far away and he would have to leave the only friends he had ever known. He was saddened at first, but the move proved to be a blessing in disguise for Nathan and his family as they settled into their new home. He finally understood that the changes in our lives always work out for the best if we trust in God. "A Lesson Learned" teaches children the values of patience, trust and faith in a God who loves them dearly and wants to be involved in their lives.

Come along with Kip as his family grows and he gets new neighbors, has a campout and works for the circus. He finally understands that the changes in our lives always work out for the best if we trust in God. "Growing Up With Kip" teaches children the values of patience, trust and faith in a God who loves them dearly and wants to be involved in their lives.

Hunter is placed in a foster home after his mother is killed in an accident. His caring teacher, Kelly Chandler, does some private investigating on her own to find his father, creating new friendships and healing old wounds along the way. "The Secret" can easily be read by 10-year-olds and is suitable for teens and adults as well.

Seth, a baby left on the porch of the Boys' Home, is later reunited with his young mother after a surprising turn of events. Suitable for older teens and adults, "I'm Coming Back for You" teaches that if we try to live for God, things will work out for our good, no matter how bad the circumstances may seem.

Sisters and cousins spend the weekend at grandma's house, making cookies, playing outside, and making jewelry. It was a fun weekend, and no one wanted it to end. This is a fun story about sharing and caring and loving each other.

Alex and Nathan spend the weekend with their grandparents looking for turtles to enter in the big turtle race. Alex learns the value of sharing and how doing the right thing makes you feel good inside. This book can easily be read by eight-year-olds and up, and may be read to younger children as well.

A foxhound named Chigger brings together a divorcee with five children and a lonely man who lived in the woods near their home. "All Because of Chigger" is a happy story that teaches responsibility, caring and sharing. It can easily be read by eight-year-olds and up, and may be read to younger children as well.

Gus is a 13-year-old boy who thinks his two little sisters are aliens because they are always getting into mischief, eating his homework and tossing his things down the toilet, etc. They can't be human, he thinks. So, one day he had had all he could take and he ran away on his father's boat. A storm blew up and he was lost on an island with plenty of time to think. After realizing that he does love his sisters and misses them very much, his father finds him and takes him home. "My Two Alien Sisters" teaches children that people aren't always nice, but we can love them anyway. This book can easily be read by eight-year-olds and up, and may be read to younger children as well.

Tracy Davis lived in a children's home with several older children who paid no attention to her. All she ever wanted was a real family to call her own. She found that family in the Waynes. This is a very heart-warming story that will bring tears to the readers' eyes. "A Home for Tracy" teaches children the values of patience, faith, and consideration for others. This book can easily be read by eight-year-olds and up, and may be read to younger children as well.

Halle was a very bright, little, four-year-old girl who found a puppy. After a few days, her parents were able to locate the puppy's owner. In the meantime, the puppy and Halle had formed a close bond, and so the puppy kept coming back to Halle. After an accident that almost took the puppy's life, the owner let Halle's dad buy the puppy for her. "A Puppy for Halle" is a heartwarming story about love and the power of prayer.

A heartwarming story about Ben and Doris, who live in a poor, rundown shack at the edge of town. They could barely make ends meet with Ben and their son, Chip, both working. One day they were visited by a stranger who would change their lives forever.