Luke, a young boy, is separated from his family during a natural disaster and must find his way home. He encounters various people who help and hinder him.
Author
Eleanor Lowenton Clymer
10 books in the catalog
Eleanor Lowenton Clymer has 10 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly historical fiction, realistic fiction and children's fiction. The titles we've reviewed span 1951 to 1989.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
Horatio, a young boy, experiences life in the countryside and learns about nature and animals.
The get-away car is a historical novel about a family on the run during a time of social unrest, seeking safety and freedom.
A young girl named Mary works hard to help her family and save money for a special engine.
Take Tarts as Tarts is Passing involves a young girl named Tarts who faces challenges and learns lessons.
This novel tells the story of a family living through the Great Depression in a mining town.
Belinda receives a new hat for spring and experiences the excitement of the season and new beginnings.
A young boy grapples with his older brother's troubled behavior and its impact on their family.
Toby is a shy girl who struggles to make friends until she finds a way to connect with others.
Tommy and his friends build and fly an airplane, experiencing adventure and learning about teamwork.
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