This book follows a group of young athletes as they participate in various sports, facing competition and learning teamwork.
Author
Martine Latulippe
24 books in the catalog
Martine Latulippe has 24 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly contemporary, realistic fiction and children's fiction. The titles we've reviewed span 2000 to 2015.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–18, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
Pénélope, now older, faces new challenges and responsibilities as she continues her work and personal growth.
This French novel explores the confessions and inner thoughts of a teenage protagonist, dealing with personal struggles and relationships.
This book follows the experiences of characters navigating life and relationships, often with emotional depth.
A young narrator recounts experiences at a camp involving friends, a goat, and various adventures.
A magical visit introduces a young protagonist to a new world or experience, sparking wonder and imagination.
A young girl named Julie is drawn into a mysterious and potentially dangerous hunt.
A group of friends puts on a school play, facing challenges and learning about teamwork.
A young girl's bond with her horse, Alexis, is explored through various equestrian activities and the challenges they face together.
A young girl named Rosa forms an unlikely friendship with her neighbor and his unusual fish.
A mystery unfolds at Marie-P's house, involving a missing item and curious events.
Marie-P faces challenges and learns to overcome her anxieties with support.
Marie-P is a young girl who faces various challenges and adventures in her daily life.
Julie experiences strange occurrences and encounters a ghost during a special mass, leading to a mysterious adventure.
Au voleur, Marie-P! follows Marie-P as she gets involved in a situation where something is stolen.
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A young girl named Julie encounters a mysterious white lady in a historical setting.
The book follows a character named Lorian Loubier through a single day, detailing their experiences and thoughts.
Julie et la danse diabolique tells the story of Julie, who becomes involved with a mysterious dance that has dark consequences. It explores themes of temptation and consequences.
A young girl experiences a profound emotional and psychological crisis, exploring themes of identity and mental health.
A young person navigates the challenges of growing up and dealing with difficult family situations.
Louna must help the last knight find his way and fulfill his destiny, encountering challenges and magical elements along the way.
A group of middle school students navigate friendships, school life, and personal challenges in this French novel.
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