Upar, a young creature, embarks on a quest to find the legendary great nut tree.
Author
Marcia K. Vaughan
17 books in the catalog
Marcia K. Vaughan has 17 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly adventure, young adult and children's fiction. The titles we've reviewed span 1984 to 2003.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–18, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
A young woman named Cassie moves to a ranch and finds herself drawn to a cowboy.
Allie makes a wish and experiences its consequences.
A young woman named Sarah escapes an abusive situation and seeks refuge in a remote lighthouse, finding unexpected help and a new beginning.
A family embarks on a determined journey through various obstacles to find a hidden treasure.
A young girl named Ray navigates the challenges of growing up and learning to be less foolish.
The Flutey family prepares a special fruitcake for a holiday celebration.
Abbie faces a severe storm and must rely on her strength and resourcefulness to survive and protect her family. The story emphasizes resilience and determination.
Two teenagers discover a hidden diary and a mysterious map that leads them to a secret within an old castle.
A young woman named Dixie navigates life and love in the American West during a historical period.
#11
Goldsworthy and Mort in Spring Soup (A Ready, Set, Read Book)
Marcia K. Vaughan · 1995
Concern0CleanVirtue3Thin
Goldsworthy and Mort prepare a special soup using ingredients found in spring.
A young girl named Sarah finds a mysterious friend who helps her navigate the challenges of growing up and fitting in.
This story follows a young woman navigating a new relationship and the complexities of adult life.
A group of friends on a camping trip discover a hidden cave and encounter a mysterious creature.
A young girl named Sarah travels to her grandmother's hotel in the Bahamas and discovers a hidden mystery.
A young woman named Sarah struggles with her faith and her future after a difficult experience. She finds solace and guidance through prayer and the support of her Christian community.
A dingo attempts to cook a wombat for dinner, but the wombat outsmarts him.
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