A little snail named Snail embarks on a journey to find a story, encountering various creatures and environments along the way.
Author
Anne F. Rockwell
21 books in the catalog
Anne F. Rockwell has 21 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly picture book, family and realistic fiction. The titles we've reviewed span 1970 to 2018.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–16, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
A young girl named Lily goes on a hiking trip with her family and learns about nature and the outdoors.
This book follows a young child's experiences on their first day of school, from arriving to going home.
This book explores the traditions and celebrations associated with St. Patrick's Day.
This book explores the history and significance of Presidents' Day through simple text and illustrations.
A young boy named Daniel helps his dad prepare for Father's Day, reflecting on their relationship and the meaning of family.
Brendan and Belinda are excited to play basketball, but they face challenges and learn about teamwork and sportsmanship.
Two Blue Jays tells the story of two young boys, one white and one Black, who become friends during a summer in rural Maine.
A young girl named Annie navigates the ups and downs of her school year, making friends and learning.
This book explores the traditions and feelings associated with Thanksgiving Day through simple text and illustrations.
Children bring items to school for a show and tell day, sharing their treasures and stories.
A family prepares and shares a delicious sweet potato pie, celebrating togetherness and tradition.
A young girl experiences the challenges and wonders of life on a boat during a long sea voyage.
A young girl named Anne moves to a new town and experiences the changes it brings.
A young boy named Billy learns about the importance of family and responsibility when he helps his father with various tasks around their farm.
A young girl named Sarah spends her summer on a boat with her family, experiencing the joys and challenges of sailing.
Willy feels misunderstood and runs away from home, but he soon learns the importance of family and belonging.
Albert the bear learns about friendship and sharing when he meets a zebra who is new to the jungle.
A group of children embarks on a quest to find a legendary giant egg.
A wolf has a wonderful dream and experiences the joy and wonder of it.
A young boy named Kofi experiences life in Ghana, learning about his culture, family, and the importance of music and storytelling.
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