A young girl navigates friendships and honesty when she tells a lie that spirals out of control.
Author
Ros Asquith
10 books in the catalog
Ros Asquith has 10 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly humor, middle grade and realistic fiction. The titles we've reviewed span 1998 to 2015.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–16, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
Letters From An Alien Schoolboy is a humorous epistolary novel about an alien adjusting to Earth. He writes letters detailing his observations and misunderstandings.
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Two friends, Maya and Chloe, uncover secrets and navigate tricky situations involving lies and friendships.
A humorous and slightly spooky story about a ghost who develops a peculiar taste for toast.
A group of children navigate friendships and social dynamics during a school year, dealing with bullying and acceptance.
Trixie Tempest and her amazing talking dog, Barnaby, embark on a series of humorous adventures.
Trixie Tempest investigates a ghostly presence at St Aubergine's, a boarding school with a mysterious past.
A young girl named Trixie discovers she has magical abilities and attends a special academy for witches, where she learns to control her powers.
A group of four friends navigates the ups and downs of school life, dealing with issues like friendships, crushes, and personal insecurities.
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