A boy discovers a mysterious green skin and must uncover its secret before it's too late.
Author
George Edward Stanley
12 books in the catalog
George Edward Stanley has 12 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly adventure, middle grade and mystery. The titles we've reviewed span 1996 to 2009.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
This is a humorous spy adventure story about a boy who becomes a secret agent.
During a harsh winter, a young boy named Billy must survive and protect his family's livestock from a wolf.
Adam Sharp, a young detective, investigates a series of mysterious events and solves a case involving a missing artifact.
Two young spies, Alex and Ben, must crack a secret code to stop a dangerous plot. They use their wits and teamwork to complete their mission.
Two third-grade detectives, Leo and Mia, solve mysteries involving a left-handed envelope and a pretty pink handkerchief.
Two siblings, Alex and Maya, investigate a mysterious wooden witness that holds clues to a family secret.
Adam Sharp, a young spy, is tasked with a dangerous mission to prevent a global catastrophe.
Two young detectives, Leo and his sister, investigate a peculiar mystery involving a coded message and a missing item.
A young boy named Cody befriends a wild horse and learns about responsibility and the bond between humans and animals.
A new student at school is revealed to be a vampire bat, causing humorous chaos.
A group of children discover that ants have become unusually aggressive and are planning to take over the world.
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