A boy named Moose encounters a strange, possibly supernatural, 'thing' and navigates his experiences with it and his life.
Author
William E. Butterworth III
14 books in the catalog
William E. Butterworth III has 14 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly coming-of-age, realistic fiction and adventure. The titles we've reviewed span 1965 to 1982.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 10–17, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
A young boy named Leroy learns life lessons from an older man while working on a farm.
A young boy navigates the complexities of peer pressure and substance abuse as he tries to fit in with a new group of friends.
The Roper brothers and their magnificent steam automobile
William E. Butterworth III · 1976
The Roper brothers embark on a journey to test their steam automobile, facing various challenges and adventures along the way.
A teenage boy named Billy faces challenges and learns about himself while working at a racetrack in Daytona.
This book follows a young protagonist involved in the exciting world of race car teams and competitions.
This historical fiction novel follows a young boy named Skip who becomes involved in espionage during World War II.
A young racer learns about teamwork, competition, and overcoming obstacles in the world of racing.
A young boy named Rusty moves to Talladega, Alabama, and navigates life, friendships, and the world of stock car racing.
A young boy named Rusty learns about the world of professional racing and the dedication required to succeed.
A young man named Billy works on his father's race car and dreams of winning the Indy 500.
This book follows a young boy named Skip as he gets involved in stock car racing. It details his experiences, challenges, and growth within the competitive racing environment.
Marty finds himself in a peculiar situation involving a group of very small people, leading to humorous escapades.
A teenage boy named Skip races his souped-up car, facing challenges and learning about consequences in the world of amateur auto racing.
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