This is a fantasy novel where a young woman discovers her connection to Greek mythology and faces a dangerous quest.
Author
Doris Orgel
15 books in the catalog
Doris Orgel has 15 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly historical fiction, realistic fiction and friendship. The titles we've reviewed span 1963 to 1996.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
Ariadne, a young woman, is forced into a difficult situation by her father, King Minos, and must confront a monstrous threat.
A young girl named Sarah faces difficult choices and consequences after a disagreement with her friend.
This is a historical fiction novel about two girls from different social classes in New York City during the Great Depression.
This novel follows a young girl who dreams of becoming a famous actress and navigates the challenges of auditions and fame.
A young girl named Sarah discovers a magical soup that grants wishes, leading to unexpected consequences.
During WWII, a forbidden romance blossoms between Inge, a Jewish girl in hiding, and Erich, the son of a Nazi official in Vienna.
Two young girls, one Jewish and one Christian, form an unlikely friendship during World War II.
This story follows Bartholomew, a young boy who experiences various emotions and learns about love and acceptance from his family.
This book retells the legend of Robin Hood from the perspective of Little John, focusing on his life and adventures with the Merry Men.
This novel follows a young girl named Sarah who grapples with her family's secrets and her own identity.
Merry and Rose experience the magic of Christmas with their friend June, filled with traditions and joy.
A young girl moves to a new town and struggles to make friends, eventually finding solace and understanding in an unlikely friendship.
A young girl named Sarah experiences the challenges of growing up and understanding her family's past.
Sarah's Room is a sensitive portrayal of a young girl dealing with the emotional impact of her parents' divorce and her feelings of displacement.
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