A young girl finds a new home and learns to adjust to her adoptive family.
Author
Christianne C. Jones
36 books in the catalog
Christianne C. Jones has 36 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly realistic fiction, contemporary and children's fiction. The titles we've reviewed span 2004 to 2018.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
Nate the dinosaur is a young dinosaur who learns about friendship and sharing.
A teenage lifeguard named Cassie deals with summer romance, friendships, and the responsibilities of her job.
Finny, a young child, overcomes his fear of water and learns to swim with encouragement.
Harrison P. Spader is a boy who loves to invade personal space, leading to humorous situations and lessons about boundaries.
Fuchsia Fierce is a contemporary YA novel about a teenage girl navigating friendships, family expectations, and her own identity.
This is a holiday romance story set around Christmas. A woman finds unexpected love and holiday cheer during a festive season.
A story about a messy child and their family.
This is a retelling of the classic fairy tale 'Beauty and the Beast,' focusing on the themes of inner beauty and love.
This book follows a character who discovers a secret about a scooter and its capabilities.
A young girl named Bella plans a surprise for her family, involving a boat trip and a picnic.
This book uses the color pink to explore different activities and concepts through a character named Pink.
Caleb, a young boy, faces challenges and learns about himself and his family's history.
This book explores the color white through various winter-themed scenes and concepts.
A young girl named Paulette navigates the challenges of friendship and growing up in a suburban setting.
A simple board book introducing colors through animals at the zoo.
This board book teaches young children about the color black using images of bats.
A girl named Emma tries to change her appearance to fit in at a new school, learning about self-acceptance.
Busy Bear learns about different activities and daily routines through simple text and illustrations.
Guillo the worm embarks on a journey through the garden, encountering various insects and learning about his world.
Dani, a dinosaur, embarks on an adventure and learns about friendship and bravery.
A teenage babysitter faces a series of frightening events while looking after children.
A young girl named La Ninera navigates everyday life and learns about growing up.
Lili, a girl who wears glasses, learns to embrace her unique qualities and build confidence.
A story about a lifeguard who learns important lessons about responsibility and helping others.
A group of students navigates the challenges and social dynamics of returning to school after a break.
A group of teens goes on a camping trip where they face challenges and learn about themselves and each other.
Paula's letter is a collection of letters written by Paula to her friends and family, reflecting on her life and faith.
Robin struggles with her eyesight and learns to adapt to wearing glasses, finding new confidence.
Willy the worm is a young worm who dreams of flying. He tries various methods to achieve his dream, learning about himself and his world along the way.
This book is about camping and the outdoor adventures experienced by children.
A young girl befriends a robot named Clinks and they go on adventures, learning about friendship and problem-solving.
A young girl discovers and develops her unique artistic talent, facing challenges and finding encouragement along the way.
A teen girl navigates a new living situation with roommates and deals with everyday life.
This retelling of the classic fairy tale features Rapunzel, a young woman with incredibly long hair, imprisoned in a tower by a sorceress. A prince discovers her and they fall in love.
This is a retelling of the American folk legend of John Henry, the steel-driving man.
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