Stanley the Stinkbug learns about friendship and overcoming his unique challenges at summer camp.
Author
Max Lucado
17 books in the catalog
Max Lucado has 17 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly inspirational, devotional and children's fiction. The titles we've reviewed span 1992 to 2006.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
Recurring virtues across Max Lucado's work include faith and love. Content concerns tend to be mild across the titles we've reviewed.
Hermie and his friends learn valuable lessons about life, friendship, and faith through whimsical adventures.
This book explores the concept of unique gifts and talents that each person possesses, encouraging readers to discover and embrace their special abilities.
Hermie y sus amigos del jardin (Max Lucado's Hermie & Friends)
Max Lucado · 2005
Hermie and his garden friends learn lessons about faith, friendship, and God's love through their adventures.
A group of garden bugs learns about God's love and the importance of friendship through simple stories.
Punchinello and The Most Marvelous Gift (Max Lucado's Wemmicks)
Max Lucado · 2003
Punchinello learns the true meaning of Christmas and the importance of love and generosity through a magical gift.
A whimsical tale about a little boy who wishes for a green nose and learns valuable lessons about self-acceptance and the true meaning of beauty.
A collection of parables and stories from Max Lucado, illustrating God's love and grace for individuals.
This book delves into the sufficiency of God's love and grace, offering comfort and assurance to readers about their identity and worth in Christ.
This is a collection of short, inspirational stories and reflections designed to encourage readers and highlight God's blessings.
This book offers gentle encouragement and biblical wisdom for young people navigating self-worth and identity.
A young boy named Jacob receives a special gift that teaches him about the true meaning of Christmas.
A heartwarming story that uses the metaphor of a song to explore themes of hope, faith, and the love of God.
A lamb with a physical disability learns about his worth and purpose through the love and acceptance of others.
This allegorical story uses the metaphor of children on a journey to illustrate spiritual truths and the nature of God's kingdom.
This book retells biblical stories in a way that is accessible and engaging for young readers.
This book uses simple language and illustrations to explain God's love and presence in a child's life.
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