A young knight must overcome his fear of the dark to prove his bravery.
Author
Barbara Shook Hazen
12 books in the catalog
Barbara Shook Hazen has 12 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly fantasy, realistic fiction and picture book. The titles we've reviewed span 1958 to 1998.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
A young boy named Ben is apprenticed to a sorcerer and learns magic, but struggles with its power.
A boy desperately wants a toad he sees at the pet store and tries various schemes to convince his parents to buy it for him.
A gentle story about a small kitten who is afraid of everything but learns to be brave with the help of its mother.
A young boy named Digby navigates the complexities of friendship, family, and growing up in a suburban setting.
Two sisters adjust to life after their parents' divorce, dealing with new living situations and emotions.
This book retells the popular legend of Santa Claus and his Christmas Eve journey.
A young girl grapples with guilt and fear after a serious accident she caused.
A realistic novel about a family facing financial hardship, exploring the emotional impact on siblings and their efforts to cope.
When a valuable artifact goes missing, a group of children investigates, suspecting a gorilla might be the culprit.
Set during a war, this story follows toy soldiers who come to life and embark on an adventure.
Rudolph, a reindeer with a glowing red nose, is initially ostracized but ultimately saves Christmas by guiding Santa's sleigh.
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