A young girl experiences the anxieties and excitements of starting a new school year.
Author
Kirsten Hall
21 books in the catalog
Kirsten Hall has 21 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly picture book, friendship and children's literature. The titles we've reviewed span 1989 to 2018.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
A lyrical and poetic exploration of the life cycle and importance of a single honeybee.
A young girl named Anya finds a magical jacket that allows her to travel through time.
A story about characters who find themselves lost in a canyon, facing survival challenges and relying on each other.
A young girl visits her grandmother and uncovers family secrets through old photographs and stories.
A child experiences the anxieties and adjustments of starting at a new school, making new friends and facing challenges.
A group of friends navigates the complexities of relationships and growing up.
This is a picture book about different vehicles and the sounds they make as they move.
This book uses simple words and repetition to introduce basic concepts and actions to very young children.
A young girl named Lily wants to win the school election for class president, facing off against her rival, Mark. She navigates school politics and friendships to achieve her goal.
Identical twins, Lily and Lucy, switch places to avoid trouble, leading to humorous mix-ups and lessons about honesty.
A young child experiences intense fear and anxiety, learning to cope with their worries through imagination and comfort.
This book follows the activities of a busy chipmunk as it prepares for winter.
A young child discovers a ladybug and observes its world.
Kirsten Hall's "At the Carnival" is a collection of poems and short verses about the sights and sounds of a carnival.
A young girl named Goose navigates the complexities of friendship and growing up.
A young boy experiences a series of unfortunate and humorous events throughout his day.
A young girl named Lily is afraid of many things, but through a series of events, she learns to confront her fears.
This book tells the story of a young girl who dreams of becoming a ballerina. She faces challenges and learns about dedication and perseverance in pursuing her passion.
This is a collection of poems and short prose pieces exploring themes of childhood, imagination, and the natural world, often with a whimsical tone.
This book explores the concept of asking questions and seeking answers through simple, repetitive text.
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