A humorous and adventurous tale about a group of friends on a quest involving a banana.
Author
Jennifer L. Armstrong
18 books in the catalog
Jennifer L. Armstrong has 18 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly historical fiction, coming-of-age and adventure. The titles we've reviewed span 1990 to 2006.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
Magnus, a young boy, must find a way to save his village from a devastating fire.
In a post-apocalyptic world, a young girl named Anya navigates a dangerous landscape and learns about her unique abilities and the secrets of her past.
In this sequel, characters continue their quest to protect a sacred flame and uncover secrets.
A young girl named Mary Mehan grapples with her identity, family expectations, and growing up.
This biography provides an overview of the life and presidency of Thomas Jefferson, highlighting his contributions to American history and government.
Pierre, a young boy, experiences a vivid dream that leads him on an imaginative journey filled with wonder and self-discovery.
A young girl named Sunshine moves to a new town and navigates friendships and family challenges during a summer.
Lili, a young girl, faces her fears and embarks on a quest to save her village.
Patrick Doyle, a young boy, navigates a series of humorous and sometimes awkward situations involving his family and friends.
This historical fiction novel follows a young Irish immigrant girl's experiences in America.
In 1930s Kansas, young Susan struggles with her family's poverty and her own feelings of inadequacy.
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LAURA OF THE WILD ROSE INN, 1895 (Wild Rose Inn)
Jennifer L. Armstrong · 1994
Concern3CleanVirtue4Thin
Laura, a young girl in 1895, works at the Wild Rose Inn and experiences life in a historical setting.
A family deals with the arrival of a surprisingly destructive baby.
A young boy learns the craft of whittling from his grandfather, creating a special wooden bird.
This is a biographical account of Hugh, a young boy who overcomes challenges and learns valuable lessons. It highlights his determination and growth.
During the Civil War, a young enslaved girl escapes to freedom with the help of the Underground Railroad.
A group of friends works together on a pet-related project.
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