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Author
Stewart Ross
21 books in the catalog
Stewart Ross has 21 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly survival, adventure and historical fiction. The titles we've reviewed span 1997 to 2015.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–18, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
Recurring virtues across Stewart Ross's work include courage. Parents most often flag violence — see each review below for specifics.
This non-fiction book provides a historical overview of African slavery, its causes, and its devastating impact.
This historical biography explores the life and reign of King Henry VIII of England, detailing his marriages and political decisions.
Two siblings, Alex and his sister, travel to Egypt and uncover a dangerous ancient curse involving a crocodile god.
In medieval England, a young apprentice scribe uncovers a conspiracy involving murder and political intrigue within the church.
This historical account explores the interconnectedness of greed, the slave trade, and the economic systems that perpetuated it.
A young Roman soldier named Marcus must survive a brutal battle and navigate the complexities of war.
A group of young explorers faces danger and mystery while trekking through a remote and treacherous wilderness.
Two young people embark on a perilous journey to the edge of the world, facing many dangers.
In a post-apocalyptic world, a group of survivors, including a young protagonist named Alex, must navigate dangerous territories and make difficult choices to stay alive.
During World War II, a young Jewish boy named Josef attempts to flee Nazi Germany with his family, facing numerous dangers and difficult choices.
A group of teenagers navigates survival after a catastrophic event, facing difficult choices and dangers.
A group of children stranded on a deserted island must learn to survive and work together to find a way home.
A teen grapples with difficult family issues and the feeling of not belonging.
A young boy named Leo writes letters to his mother, sharing his experiences and feelings while away from home.
A group of children survives a catastrophic event and must find shelter.
This historical account details the events leading up to and during the storming of the Bastille in 1789.
A group of teenagers survives a catastrophic event and must find ways to endure and rebuild their lives.
This historical fiction novel follows a group of teenagers in London during World War II as they navigate the dangers of air raids and the threat of invasion.
A young girl in Victorian London seeks help from Florence Nightingale to care for her sick mother.
A group of children travel back in time to help King Alfred the Great defend his kingdom.
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