A young boy named Ronnie navigates the complexities of growing up during World War II, dealing with family issues, friendships, and the impact of war.
Author
Bernard Ashley
11 books in the catalog
Bernard Ashley has 11 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly realistic fiction, coming-of-age and social issues. The titles we've reviewed span 1981 to 2010.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
A young boy named Angel, who is deaf, navigates life in London and forms a special bond with an elderly neighbor.
This novel explores the lives and challenges of young people in a rural Wisconsin setting.
Justin, a young boy, encounters a mischievous demon who challenges him to a soccer game with unusual stakes.
Two friends, a boy and a girl, navigate the complexities of growing up, friendship, and family in London.
Respect (Graffix) explores themes of respect and social dynamics through the experiences of young people.
A young boy named Leon struggles with his identity and anger after his father leaves, finding solace and a new path through music.
This collection of stories explores the lives of teenagers in London dealing with social issues and personal struggles.
Paul receives a present and learns about the joy of giving and receiving.
A boy from China experiences cultural differences and finds acceptance in England.
A group of working-class teenagers in London navigate adolescence, friendships, and the challenges of their environment.
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