A young boy named Alex is afraid of what lurks under his bed, but his grandfather helps him confront his fears.
Author
James Stevenson
14 books in the catalog
James Stevenson has 14 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly humor, fantasy and children's fiction. The titles we've reviewed span 1977 to 2002.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
Two children are stranded on a deserted island after a shipwreck and must learn to survive using their wits and resourcefulness.
A group of children imagine and draw increasingly fantastical dinosaurs, leading to a humorous and imaginative adventure.
A young person witnesses a crime and becomes involved in a dangerous investigation to uncover the truth.
A young girl named April navigates the chaos and fun of April Fool's Day.
Two siblings discover a hidden cave containing bones and a mystery that leads them on an adventure to uncover the truth about a past event.
An old elf named Barnaby faces the challenge of being the oldest elf in the workshop, dealing with his age.
This book features a humorous story about characters who dislike rainy days and find ways to cope.
A young boy named Alex struggles with making friends and navigating social situations at school.
This picture book tells the story of two children, Leo and his sister, who are bored during the summer. They imagine fantastical adventures to combat their boredom.
A whimsical tale about the night after Christmas, filled with fantastical events.
Two friends, a boy and a girl, have various adventures and share their experiences.
Monty, a young boy, navigates the challenges and joys of growing up, often accompanied by his imaginative adventures and observations.
A young boy named James navigates a series of humorous and slightly absurd situations with his family and friends.
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