A collection of short stories offering moral lessons and historical anecdotes, often with a focus on virtue and piety.
Author
Barbara Wreaks Hoole Hofland
24 books in the catalog
Barbara Wreaks Hoole Hofland has 24 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly historical fiction, family saga and classic. The titles we've reviewed span 1800 to 1859.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 10–18, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
Reflection follows the life and experiences of a young woman named Eliza in the early 19th century.
This didactic work advises on the importance of temperance and self-control in various aspects of life.
#04
The clergyman's widow and her young family
Barbara Wreaks Hoole Hofland · 1859
Concern13MildVirtue29Present
This historical novel follows the life of a clergyman's widow and her young children as they navigate societal expectations and personal challenges in the 19th century.
This historical novel focuses on the life and spiritual journey of a young woman named Humility, emphasizing her pursuit of virtue and piety.
#06
Amendment, or, Charles Grant and his sister
Barbara Wreaks Hoole Hofland · 1831
Concern0CleanVirtue9Thin
Published in 1831, this story follows Charles Grant and his sister as they navigate moral challenges and personal growth.
This historical novel follows Henry Delamere's journey through India, detailing his experiences in Hindostan and the Burmese war.
#08
The young pilgrim, or, Alfred Campbell's return to the East
Barbara Wreaks Hoole Hofland · 1826
Concern7CleanVirtue86Shining
Alfred Campbell embarks on a spiritual journey, facing temptations and trials as he seeks to return to the East.
#09
Alfred Campbell; or, Travels of a young pilgrim in Egypt and the Holy Land
Barbara Wreaks Hoole Hofland · 1825
Concern8CleanVirtue33Present
Alfred Campbell embarks on a journey through Egypt and the Holy Land, encountering historical and religious sites.
This historical novel follows a young woman's journey and spiritual growth during a challenging period.
A young woman navigates moral challenges and societal expectations in a historical setting.
This historical novel follows the life and experiences of a young woman in the early 19th century, focusing on her family and society.
#13
Alicia and her aunt; or, Think before you speak
Barbara Wreaks Hoole Hofland · 1822
Concern7CleanVirtue15Thin
Alicia learns a valuable lesson about the consequences of hasty words from her aunt.
Theodore, or, The Crusaders is a historical novel about a young man's journey and involvement in the Crusades.
#15
The good grandmother and her offspring
Barbara Wreaks Hoole Hofland · 1817
Concern0CleanVirtue13Thin
This historical narrative follows the life and influence of a virtuous grandmother and her descendants.
This collection presents simplified versions of Shakespeare's plays for young readers.
A young girl named Barbadoes is sent to live with her aunt and uncle after her parents' death, facing hardship and learning resilience.
This historical novel follows the lives and relationships of a group of sisters in a bygone era.
William travels to the countryside to live with his Uncle Ben, experiencing a simpler life and learning valuable lessons.
#20
The history of a clergyman's widow and her young family
Barbara Wreaks Hoole Hofland · 1814
Concern8CleanVirtue17Thin
This historical novel follows a clergyman's widow and her children as they navigate financial hardship and societal expectations.
A teacher named Ellen navigates the challenges of her profession and personal life.
A young boy, orphaned and impoverished, rises through hard work and good fortune to become a successful businessman.
The story follows a merchant's widow and her family as they navigate societal expectations and personal challenges in the 19th century.
A blind farmer and his family face hardships and find strength in their community and each other.
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