This book explores the consequences of lying and the importance of honesty through relatable characters.
Author
Janine Amos
11 books in the catalog
Janine Amos has 11 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly realistic fiction, character development and coming of age. The titles we've reviewed span 1990 to 2002.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
A young girl navigates the challenges of bullying and finding her voice.
A young girl named It's Mine navigates the challenges of sharing and friendship in this story.
This book explores the concepts of good and bad choices through relatable scenarios.
Moody, a young boy, grapples with his temper and learns to manage his anger through various experiences and guidance.
This book explores the consequences of choices, contrasting good and bad behaviors. It aims to teach young readers about making ethical decisions and understanding their impact.
A young thief named Alex navigates a dangerous world of crime and survival, encountering both those who exploit him and those who offer a chance at redemption.
This book likely deals with a character who is 'owning up' to something, suggesting themes of responsibility, consequences, and personal growth. It's a realistic fiction story.
This book follows the lives and evolving friendships of a group of young girls as they navigate childhood and adolescence.
A young girl named Lonely struggles with her identity and finding her place.
A young girl named Sarah is haunted by a terrifying presence after her family moves into a new house.
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