This is a simple story about two characters, Mise and Tusa, and their relationship.
Author
Martin Waddell
63 books in the catalog
Martin Waddell has 63 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly picture book, early reader and adventure. The titles we've reviewed span 1972 to 2013.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–18, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
This book, written in Irish, tells the story of a character named Faoi bhrú and their experiences.
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This is a simple picture book about a small pig named Captain Small who embarks on a brave adventure to find his lost hat.
This is a retelling of the Slavic folklore tale about the fearsome witch Baba Yaga and her encounters with children.
A legendary warrior battles a monstrous creature named Grendel and its vengeful mother.
A young boy named Pip is stranded on a magical island after a shipwreck and must learn to survive.
This historical novel recounts the tumultuous reign and downfall of King Richard III of England.
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This book tells the story of a bee and a frog who become unlikely friends.
A class of children encounters a very large rabbit that causes humorous chaos at their school.
A duckling named Pip is born different from his siblings and goes on a journey of self-discovery. He encounters various farm animals and learns about himself.
This is a bedtime story about a little bear who is getting ready to sleep.
Tiny, a small mouse, embarks on a grand adventure to find his way back home after getting lost in the big world.
A gentle story about animals finding shelter and companionship during a cold winter night, culminating in a warm and welcoming stable.
A young boy named Harry navigates the challenges of growing up and dealing with his father's absence.
This collection retells classic tales from the Middle East, featuring adventures, magic, and moral lessons.
Rigby Star Independent Orange Reader 1 Why Islands Don't Swim
Martin Waddell · 2003
This early reader book explores the concept of islands and their immobility through simple language and illustrations.
A series of humorous and engaging stories about Farmer Skiboo and his adventures on the farm.
Doris Bean, a young girl, embarks on a whimsical adventure with a queen, encountering magical elements and charming characters in a fantastical setting.
This collection features traditional folk tales from various cultures, including the story of a goat-skin lad.
Three young owls are left alone in their nest when their mother goes out to find food, and they worry about her return.
Two brown bears, Papa Bear and Mama Bear, go for a walk in the woods and encounter a little girl.
Ronald, a tough sheep, tries to prove his bravery by facing a wolf, but learns a different kind of strength.
Webster J. Duck is a character who likely experiences adventures and learns lessons.
Mimi the mouse and her friends go on a picnic, enjoying food and each other's company in the countryside.
A series of gentle stories about a little bear and his woodland friends.
Mimi Mouse experiences Christmas and learns about the holiday's traditions and spirit.
A gentle bedtime story about a cuddly bear who is getting ready to go to sleep, with soothing text and illustrations.
A young girl named Lucy finds a lost kitten and cares for it, forming a special bond with the animal.
A young boy named Billy struggles with his schoolwork and learns the importance of trying his best.
This picture book tells the story of a young boy who tries to do a good job at various tasks, often with humorous results.
A young boy named Pip discovers a tiny elephant that fits in his pocket. He keeps the elephant a secret, leading to humorous and heartwarming situations.
A young boy named Suzie Q is kidnapped by a group of men, and his friends embark on a mission to rescue him.
A young boy named Fred is mischievous and causes trouble for his family and neighbors.
This is a simple, repetitive story about food and eating, likely aimed at very young children.
Billy Duck is afraid of the water, but with encouragement from his mother and friends, he learns to swim.
Mimi and her family move into a new house, facing challenges and making it their own.
A young boy named Fred is warned about a potentially scary character who might be lurking.
A duck does all the farm work while the lazy farmer sleeps, until the other animals revolt.
This gentle story follows a small bear who gets lost and experiences the world around him as he tries to find his way home.
A young boy named Billy is afraid of the dark and the monsters he imagines, but his father helps him confront his fears.
A young boy named John Joe interacts with a large hen on his farm, leading to humorous and everyday farm life situations.
A young boy in Northern Ireland during the Troubles forms an unlikely friendship with a British soldier. They navigate the complexities of their divided community.
A young boy named Finn is abandoned and left to fend for himself in a harsh environment. He struggles to survive and searches for a sense of belonging and family.
A young boy named Mo experiences the challenges of growing up in a difficult environment, finding solace and strength in his imagination and a special friendship.
A young bear named Sailor experiences the sea and learns about the world around him.
A pig named Percy tries to cool off in a pond, leading to humorous situations.
A small mouse named Squeak-a-lot searches for a safe place to sleep during a storm.
A young boy named Patrick experiences life in Northern Ireland during the Troubles.
Two children, a boy and a girl, go on an adventure to find their way home after getting lost.
A young child expresses their love for various family members and pets through simple, repetitive language and actions.
A young boy named Bill visits his grandmother and helps her with various chores around her farm.
This is a historical novel about a young boy in Africa who becomes involved in a tribal conflict.
This novel follows Frankie, a teenage girl navigating difficult family circumstances and personal challenges.
A young boy is afraid of the dark park until he discovers it is not as scary as he imagined.
A young boy's father is away, and he imagines his father as a giant, finding comfort in this fantasy.
A young boy named Billy works in a peculiar shop that never closes, encountering strange customers and events.
A princess who prefers action to traditional royal duties sets out on her own adventures, challenging expectations and finding her own path.
This novel tells the story of Vincent van Gogh's life, focusing on his artistic passion and struggles with mental health.
The Mystery Squad and Mr.Midnight (Solve It Yourself)
Martin Waddell · 1984
The Mystery Squad, a group of young detectives, investigates a puzzling case involving a mysterious figure known as Mr. Midnight.
Ellen moves to a new house and begins to experience unsettling and frightening events.
A young girl discovers a mysterious blue velvet dress that seems to have a life of its own.
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