A young boy named Gregorio embarks on an adventure in the Andes mountains with a white llama.
Author
Laura Bannon
12 books in the catalog
Laura Bannon has 12 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly children's fiction, adventure and cultural. The titles we've reviewed span 1947 to 1967.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
A whimsical tale about tiny, nocturnal creatures who live in the shadows and have their own secret world.
This historical fiction novel follows a young girl working as a coffee picker in Hawaii, experiencing the challenges and beauty of her environment.
A young girl hears strange noises in her attic and investigates the mystery.
The Gift of Hawaii is a historical account of Hawaii, focusing on its culture, people, and natural beauty.
This novel likely explores themes of distance, longing, and connection across geographical separation. It may focus on relationships and personal journeys.
This is a children's story about a talking crow named Jo-Jo and his adventures.
A story about a young girl's experiences and challenges as she navigates life by the sea.
This is a children's picture book that deals with a child's fear of something unknown and how they overcome it.
A young girl named Sarah dreams of living in the best house in the world. She uses her imagination and resourcefulness to create her ideal home.
A young boy named Billy encounters a bear, leading to a gentle and heartwarming story of their interaction.
A story about a baby kangaroo, or 'roo', and its experiences. It likely focuses on the animal's early life and adventures in its natural habitat.
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