Hazel Rye, a young girl living in rural Georgia, navigates family dynamics and her own burgeoning independence.
Author
Vera Cleaver
11 books in the catalog
Vera Cleaver has 11 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly realistic fiction, coming of age and coming-of-age. The titles we've reviewed span 1967 to 1988.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 11–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
Littabelle Lee, a spirited young girl, navigates family challenges and her own independent spirit in rural Arkansas.
Ellen Grae, a spirited and imaginative girl, struggles to fit in with her peers and family in a small Southern town.
Belle Pruitt navigates the challenges of growing up in a rural Southern community and dealing with family issues.
A young girl named Sugar Blue navigates the complexities of adolescence and family relationships in a small, rural community.
A young girl named Vera navigates the complexities of family, friendship, and growing up in a rural setting.
A young girl named Mary finds a mysterious object that seems to grant wishes, leading to unexpected consequences.
A young girl named Ellie navigates family dynamics and her own identity, often feeling misunderstood.
A young girl named Ellie struggles with her family's poverty and her own sense of belonging in rural Arkansas.
A lonely boy living in a rural setting finds solace and friendship with a wise, elderly neighbor.
In the Appalachian mountains, four orphaned siblings struggle to survive and stay together after their parents' deaths, relying on their wits and each other.
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