This book features various silly sports activities and games for children to enjoy.
Author
Jill L. Donahue
11 books in the catalog
Jill L. Donahue has 11 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly realistic fiction, contemporary fiction and middle grade. The titles we've reviewed span 2006 to 2007.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
A young artist named Chloe uses her talents to solve a series of puzzling situations and help her community.
Danny is excited about his upcoming birthday, but unexpected events and family dynamics create a memorable celebration.
A young girl navigates family challenges and learns about forgiveness and reconciliation.
A young girl named Bliss navigates friendship challenges and learns about self-acceptance with the help of her grandmother.
This book explores the journey of self-discovery and finding one's path through a series of reflective essays and personal anecdotes.
Rudy, a young boy, tries to help his neighbors and friends with various tasks, learning about responsibility and community.
A young girl named Sarah navigates the challenges of being the last one chosen for activities, learning about self-worth and perseverance.
This book uses letters and numbers to create playful and educational content for young children.
This book explores the significance of names and identity through the experiences of its young characters.
A young girl named Sarah learns about the process of buying a car with her parents, encountering different dealerships and options.
Know another book by Jill L. Donahue?
Add more books by Jill L. Donahue
Search the wider catalog and request a review — we'll score it for parents.
Search & add a book