Mallory navigates the challenges of middle school, including friendships and school projects.
Author
Laurie B. Friedman
11 books in the catalog
Laurie B. Friedman has 11 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly realistic fiction, friendship and school life. The titles we've reviewed span 2004 to 2008.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–15, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
Mallory is excited for the new school year and tries to make a good impression.
Mallory is a middle schooler navigating friendships, family, and school life in a realistic setting.
A young girl finds solace and friendship in an unexpected place after facing difficult circumstances.
Mallory and her friends experience various adventures and challenges during a summer camp.
Mallory is a middle schooler dealing with friendships, family, and school challenges.
Mallory navigates middle school challenges, friendships, and family relationships, often through her diary entries.
Mallory and her friends start a small business together, learning about teamwork, responsibility, and entrepreneurship.
Ruby Valentine loves making gifts for everyone, but struggles to find a gift for herself.
Mallory is excited to celebrate her birthday with friends, navigating the usual ups and downs of a party.
A young girl named Lily is afraid of a haunted house, but her bravery is tested when she must enter it.
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