This book retells the biblical story of Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt, focusing on the plagues and the Exodus.
Author
Lynne Reid Banks
19 books in the catalog
Lynne Reid Banks has 19 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly adventure, fantasy and historical fiction. The titles we've reviewed span 1973 to 2011.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
Harry, a centipede, feels ostracized due to his poisonous nature and seeks acceptance from other garden creatures.
This story centers on two children, one Israeli and one Palestinian, who form an unlikely friendship across a divided land.
A young boy named Omri discovers he can bring toys to life by placing them on a magical cupboard.
A boy discovers a magical cupboard that brings a plastic toy Indian to life.
A young girl named India finds a stray cat and tries to convince her family to keep it, facing challenges from her mother and the cat's own wild nature.
Harry the centipede, who is poisonous, goes on an adventure at sea with his friends.
A young girl named Maya is transported to India and encounters a tiger, learning about conservation.
Harry the centipede, feeling different, embarks on a journey to find a place where he belongs.
Alice, a girl who is often overlooked, finds herself in a series of unusual and sometimes dangerous situations as she tries to find her place.
A young boy named Luke travels to the American West and becomes involved in a conflict between Native Americans and settlers.
Two children discover a hidden cupboard that leads to a magical world, where they must solve a mystery to return home.
A young girl named Melusine discovers she is a water spirit with a magical heritage and must navigate her dual nature.
A young boy, Omri, finds a magical cupboard that can bring plastic toy figures to life as real beings.
A young boy discovers a plastic toy Indian that comes to life, leading to adventures and ethical dilemmas as he learns about responsibility.
This novel tells the fictionalized story of Harry Houdini's early life and his rise to fame as an escape artist.
A greedy king is granted a wish by a god, which turns everything he touches into gold.
Sarah, a young Jewish girl, is sent to live with relatives in England during World War II. She grapples with displacement, prejudice, and finding her place in a new world.
This novel follows a young Jewish girl's journey to Palestine during the tumultuous period before World War II.
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