This historical fiction novel follows Kenjiro, a young samurai in feudal Japan, as he navigates the strict code of his warrior class.
Author
Dorothy Hoobler
11 books in the catalog
Dorothy Hoobler has 11 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly historical fiction, adventure and young adult. The titles we've reviewed span 1991 to 2007.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 10–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
A young girl from China comes to America and experiences culture shock, making new friends and adjusting to a new life.
This non-fiction book provides an overview of the 1970s, covering its culture, politics, and major events.
In Edo-period Japan, a young woman named Sachi investigates a murder that implicates a powerful tea master, uncovering secrets.
During World War II, a young Jewish girl navigates life in occupied France, facing difficult choices and relying on her resilience.
Set in 1930s New York City, this historical fiction novel follows a young Jewish immigrant girl navigating poverty and prejudice.
This historical fiction novel explores the lives of young people in the Roaring Twenties.
In 18th-century Japan, a young apprentice innkeeper investigates a ghost haunting the Tokaido Inn.
Sally Bradford's life in the late 18th century is depicted through her letters and diary entries.
During the Oregon Trail migration, a young girl named Sarah faces hardships and learns about resilience and family.
Two young friends, one white and one Native American, uncover a hidden treasure while exploring a stream in the Pacific Northwest.
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