A young girl named Luna discovers she can communicate with animals and must use her gift to save her village from a looming threat.
Author
Virginia L. Kroll
21 books in the catalog
Virginia L. Kroll has 21 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly realistic fiction, picture book and family. The titles we've reviewed span 1992 to 2015.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
A young girl named Sarah learns the importance of gratitude and family traditions during Thanksgiving.
A young girl discovers a hidden world of magic and mystery connected to Easter traditions.
A young girl named Lily receives a teddy bear that brings her comfort and companionship.
Makayla, a young girl, navigates the challenges of growing up and caring for her family.
This book follows a family preparing for a Posada celebration in Mexico.
Selvakumar, a young boy in India, faces challenges and learns important lessons about life, family, and community.
A young boy named Nicholas learns about empathy and understanding when he encounters a new neighbor.
A young girl's faith is tested as she seeks a special straw for the manger at Christmas.
A young child's anticipation and experience of starting kindergarten.
A busy mouse tries to complete various tasks around the house, often getting distracted by other activities.
A young boy named Alex struggles with his identity and feeling different after his parents' divorce. He finds solace and understanding in a new friendship.
A young girl named Sarah finds comfort and joy in simple things like fireflies and pies.
This novel explores the lives and relationships of young women in the American South.
A young girl finds refuge and community with a group of people living in a secluded forest.
#16
New friends, true friends, stick like glue friends
Virginia L. Kroll · 1994
Concern0CleanVirtue12Thin
This book explores the development of friendships and the importance of loyalty among young girls.
Naomi experiences the wonders of spring and the changes it brings to nature.
A young girl named Kimiko receives a special carp for her birthday, learning about its care and significance.
This book shares stories and cultural insights about children and families in Africa.
A young girl named Masai travels to Kenya and learns about the Masai culture and her own identity.
A young boy named Willie learns about nature and the importance of respecting the environment through his interactions with a wood-hoopoe.
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