A young girl named Sarah is tasked with cooking for her family, but her attempts often lead to humorous disasters and lessons learned.
Author
Judie Angell
9 books in the catalog
Judie Angell has 9 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly realistic fiction, contemporary and coming of age. The titles we've reviewed span 1977 to 1990.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 11–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
A young girl named Sarah is sent to live with her aunt in a new town and struggles to adjust, finding friendship and a sense of belonging.
A young girl named Sarah struggles with her faith and the death of her mother, finding solace and understanding through her interactions with a wise teacher.
A group of musically inclined teenagers form a band and navigate the challenges of friendship, competition, and finding their unique sound.
A young girl named What's Best navigates family expectations and her own desires as she grows up.
A teenage girl named Lola writes letters to her father, sharing her thoughts and feelings about her life and relationships.
A group of junior high students navigate the complexities of advertising, peer pressure, and their own identities.
Tina Gogo navigates the challenges and triumphs of growing up and dealing with friendships.
Two sisters navigate the complexities of friendship and family during a summer vacation.
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