A young girl named Sarah, who feels lost and alone, finds unexpected friendship and purpose in a community garden.
Author
Anne E. Schraff
12 books in the catalog
Anne E. Schraff has 12 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly young adult, realistic fiction and friendship. The titles we've reviewed span 1982 to 2014.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
A young boy named Alex feels like an underdog, constantly overlooked and underestimated. He discovers a hidden talent that allows him to prove his worth.
A group of teenagers investigates mysterious events happening in their town, uncovering secrets and facing danger.
A young girl named Dudley searches for her lost dog in a series of adventures.
This is a story about a young woman named Sarah who moves to a new town and faces challenges in making friends and finding her place.
This historical fiction novel follows a young protagonist navigating significant events in American history.
This novel tells the story of twin sisters, Kelly and Katie, who face challenges. Their relationship is tested by external events. The narrative explores themes of identity and resilience.
A young woman named Sarah finds refuge and a new beginning at a ranch during winter.
A young pilot joins a secret organization to fight against injustice.
A group of girls form a club where they embrace their identity as vampire bats, dealing with school and social life.
This novel follows a group of teenagers dealing with the consequences of their parents' actions and their own choices.
A young protagonist faces the harsh realities of life and death after a significant loss.
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