A young girl named Maya learns about dinosaurs and their prehistoric world through engaging facts and illustrations.
Author
Margaret McNamara
37 books in the catalog
Margaret McNamara has 37 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly picture book, children's fiction and early reader. The titles we've reviewed span 2002 to 2018.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
A young girl learns about the joy of poetry and sharing it with others. She collects poems in her pocket to share with her family and friends.
A young girl named Clara discovers a magical Christmas tree that brings her wishes to life.
Clara learns about the meaning of friendship and kindness through a school project.
A group of teenagers finds themselves stranded on a mysterious island after a shipwreck, facing strange creatures and their own fears.
A young girl named Winter discovers she has magical powers and must learn to control them to save her family's home from a greedy landlord.
Sylva attends a magical fairy ball and learns about friendship and courage.
Two sisters discover a magical bell that grants wishes, leading to unexpected adventures.
Two children, Leo and Mia, solve a mystery involving a missing apple pie and a series of riddles at an orchard.
Clara discovers a box of magical charms that grant wishes, leading her on an adventure to help her friends and family.
Lily attends a fancy dress party and experiences the excitement and social dynamics of a children's event.
A group of elementary school students plans a Secret Santa gift exchange, navigating the challenges of keeping their gifts a surprise and staying within budget.
A young girl learns about the life and legacy of George Washington through a school project.
Two children, Leo and Mia, discover a hidden treasure map and embark on an adventure to find a lost pirate's bounty.
A group of children prepare for their class picture day, dealing with the excitement and minor mishaps.
Lily and her classmates work on a community garden project, learning about teamwork, nature, and the importance of shared responsibility.
This book introduces young readers to the concept of Earth Day and environmental protection.
This book describes the process and enjoyment of picking apples, likely with a focus on nature and seasons.
A new mom navigates the challenges of motherhood and the complexities of school and community life.
This book offers simple activities and stories related to Halloween for young children.
A young boy learns about luck and the importance of hard work when he finds a four-leaf clover.
This book introduces young readers to the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
A young girl named Maya learns about the life cycle of a pumpkin and how seeds grow.
A young boy named Leo is nervous about his dad going back to school, but his dad reassures him.
A group of friends navigates the challenges and emotions of graduating from high school and moving on.
A group of children work on a science project involving fall leaves, learning about nature and teamwork.
This early reader book follows a bunny named Barnaby as he prepares for his first day of school.
A young girl named Lily is nervous about her first day of school and learns to overcome her fears.
Eloise, the mischievous hotel resident, attends a wedding and causes her usual brand of delightful chaos.
A young girl experiences the same day repeatedly, learning lessons about kindness and community as she tries to break the cycle.
This book explores the changing seasons and the activities associated with each part of the year, often through a child's perspective.
This book explains the process and importance of voting through the story of a young girl preparing for an election day.
This book uses a simple narrative to explain the importance of dental hygiene and the process of losing baby teeth.
A young girl named Maya learns about the life cycle of a monarch butterfly through observation and care.
A young girl named Lily tries to make Valentine's Day special for her friends, but things don't go as planned.
A young girl navigates a challenging year of school and personal growth, dealing with friendships, family, and self-discovery.
Two young friends compete in a unique race, learning about themselves and the importance of effort.
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