Experience the adventures and challenges, heroism and holiness of some of the greatest friends of God!

The saints live and breathe again in these stories you won't want to put down. Each book in this ongoing series also features a special prayer and a glossary of terms. Collect them all, and meet the saints!

Narnia … where horses talk and hermits like company, where evil men turn into donkeys, where boys go into battle … where the adventure begins. During the Golden Age of Narnia, when Peter is High King, a boy named Shasta discovers he is not the son of Arsheesh, the Calormene fisherman, and decides to run far away to the North -- to Narnia. When he is mistaken for another runaway, Shasta is led to discover who he really is and even finds his real father. Enter this enchanged world countless times in The Chronicles of Narnia.

Mandie is excited about going home for Christmas, but she hasn't told her grandmother that she invited Jonathan Guyer and his father to visit them during the holidays. Will Mrs. Taft be angry with Mandie because she doesn't get along with Mr. Guyer? And Mandie hasn't told Joe that Jonathan is coming, and the two boys haven't gotten along well either. Will Joe be upset with Mandie?

Then on a dark, cold night a mysterious gift is left on the doorstep of the Shaw house with an anonymous note attached that reads, "For Mandie." The box has fancy gift wrapping on the outside, but inside is what appears to be a childish jumble of holly and dirt and ribbons. Whatever could it be?

WHO SENT MANDIE THE PRESENT? COULD IT BE A TREASURE MAP?

Book two of stories featuring the adventures of Sara Stanley

The King cousins get into a pack of trouble. First they convince a neighbor girl to defy her mother and go to the Magic Lantern show with them. Then one of them is supposed to be minding a baby and it disappears. Later one of the boys decides to show off and eats poison berries. This second book in the series based on stories by L. M. Montgomery provides an enchanting look into life on Prince Edward Island at the turn of the 20th century.

This is a test! The good kind of test. Here it is. You (yes, you!) are the main character in this story about friendships. It's about how honest you are with your friends and how willing you are to share the real you. As you read, you'll make choices, and those choices determine what happens. Can you and the friends you hang out with–Five Alive–make it through middle school and still live out 1 Corinthians 13? Can you figure out how to handle friendships and your faith without messing up? It's a challenge, but the good news is, even if you do mess up, God allows U-turns!

Okay. Take the challenge and start reading - if you dare!

Growing up isn't easy. Kids have to make choices and are faced with difficulties and uncertainties every day. Therefore they need firm direction and the right role models to show them the way.

What Would Jesus Do? will provide guidance and practical answers to tough questions when they do not know what to say or do.

Jesus often asked God, "Father, what do you want me to do?" This devotional will teach kids to follow Jesus' example by asking, "What would Jesus do?" when they have a problem.

To remind them of this every day, a wristband with the question "What would Jesus do?" has been bound in the devotionsl. It will serve as a reminder to turn to Jesus in everything, no matter how big or small.