Fiction for Kids

The Green Ember: Ember Rising Book 3, by S.D. Smith 

<p>Heather &amp; Picket are on an adventure deep in enemy territory, and fall into Morbin's dark shadow. They are having to fight to keep the flame of their cause ignited, and lead a path to all rabbit-kind's insurrection. They will try to fight for the rising, work for the mending, and hope for a healing. The battle continues for these two brave rabbits.&nbsp;</p>

The Green Ember: Ember Falls Book 2, by S.D. Smith 

<p>The fearless rabbits, Heather &amp; Picket are thrust into war, and the stage is set for a showdown. They encounter a slaver &amp; tyrant named Morbin Blackhawk, who is threatening the rabbits resistance. Heather and Picket are thrust into roles and forge an alliance with a young heir that it certain to go sideways. Can the two courageous rabbits rescue the cause from utter defeat?&nbsp;</p>

The Green Ember: Book 1, by S.D. Smith 

<p>Two rabbits, Heather &amp; Picket, are extraordinary creatures who live ordinary lives until events overtake them, and they are led into a series of misadventures. Their lives are bound to this new, threatening world, where Heather &amp; Picket's courage and creativity will be tested. This book is a captivating tale that involves betrayal, tyranny, and peril around every corner as kingdoms coming crashing down.&nbsp;</p>

Pilgrim's Progress Illustrated Adventure for Kids

<p>Adapted from one of the greatest works of literature ever written,&nbsp;<em>Pilgrim's Progress Illustrated Adventure for Kids</em> retells John Bunyan's captivating allegory in a whimsical way that children will enjoy. Adapter and illustrator Phil Smouse uses full-color illustrations and simple, clever writing to help children understand why Christian so strongly desires to get his heart right with God. This tale is perfect reading for children up to about age 12.</p>

The Warden & the Wolf King, Wingfeather Saga

<div>In the fourth, and final novel of the&nbsp;<em>Wingfeather Saga</em>, our intrepid heroes are caught in the middle of an epic showdown between good and evil.</div>
<div>All winter, the people in the Green Hollows have prepared for a final battle with Gnag the Nameless and the Fangs of Dang. Janner, Kalmer, and Leeli are ready and willing to fight side-by-side with the Hollowsfolk. When the Fangs make the first move and invade Ban Rona, the children are separated.</div>
<div>Janner is alone and lost in the hills. Leeli is fighting the Fangs from the rooftops of the city. Kalmar, who carries a terrible secret, is set on a course for the Deeps of Throg. Monsters and Fangs and villains lie between the children and their only hope of victory in this exciting conclusion of The Wingfeather Saga.</div>
<div>Full of characters rich in heart, smarts, and courage,&nbsp;<em>The Warden and the Wolf King</em> is a tale children of all ages will love, families can read aloud, and readers&rsquo; groups are sure to enjoy discussing for its many layers of meaning.</div>

The Monster in the Hollows, Wingfeather Saga

<div>In the howlingly entertaining third installment of the&nbsp;<em>Wingfeather Saga</em> things are going from bad to wolf.</div>
<div>Janner, Tink, and Leeli Igiby, the Lost Jewels of Anniera, are hiding from Gnag the Nameless in the Green Hollows, one of the few places in the land of Aerwiar that's not overrun by the Fangs of Dang. Yet, they have a big problem. Janner's little brother, who is heir to the throne of Anniera, has grown a tail, gray fur, two pointed ears, and long, dangerous fangs. He looks an awful lot like a monster to the suspicious folk of the Green Hollows.</div>
<div>But Janner knows his brother isn't as scary as he looks. He's perfectly harmless, right?</div>
<div>Full of characters rich in heart, smarts, and courage,&nbsp;<em>The Monster in the Hollows</em> is a tale children of all ages will love, families can read aloud, and readers&rsquo; groups are sure to enjoy discussing for its many layers of meaning.</div>

Young Whit and the Cloth of Contention

<p>In the final book in the series, <em>Young Whit and the Cloth of Contention, by David Arnold &amp; Phil Lollar</em>,&nbsp; Johnny Whitaker's friend Huck is still held up in jail. The Confederate gold that was taken from the bank, is nowhere to be found, and Professor Mangle is determined to find Johnny's special cloth, which has the power to heal. What will the father &amp; Johnny do, as this Adventures in Odyssey adventure continues.&nbsp;</p>
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Young Whit and the Phantasmic Confabulator

<p>In the fourth book in the series,&nbsp;<em>Young Whit and the Phantasmic Confabulator, by David Arnold &amp; Phil Lollar,&nbsp;</em>Johnny Whitaker tries to save basketball at Duke University, all the while trying to figure out a kidnapping, and develop his famous invention. His mother left him a special cloth, that Johnny is trying to learn more about, and what that entails going forward.&nbsp;</p>

Beneath the Swirling Sky

<p>Vincent is determined to do away with art after the experience he faced. He and his younger sister, Lili, spend their spring break with their Great-Uncle, an art conservator. Vincent, meanwhile isn't interested, and plans on staying distracted in other ways. When Lili disappears into a famous painting, Vincent finds out his parents have been hiding something from him. The Restorationists, a secret society, has the power to travel through paintings, and to protect those paintings from evil. Vincent finds out they are the last of this society, and now that Lili is missing, Vincent must go rescue her, while dealing with the lies by his parents.</p>

Quest for the Guardians, The Dream Keeper Saga

<p>After her latest quest in the Somnium Realm, Lily is excited to return home and reunite with her family. However, when she reaches home, she finds that nightmares have invaded the waking world. Teaming up with her parents, magical friends, and displaces guardians of the Realm, she races against the clock to save the earth from destruction. She calls upon Pax to reach into the waking world to help, but can he?</p>
<p>In this fourth book in The Dragon Keeper saga, Kathryn Butler takes middle-grade readers on an adventure blending fantasy with biblical concepts. It helps kids and their families discuss biblical themes of sin, salvation, and trust in God.</p>

North Or Be Eaten, The Wingfeather Saga, Book 2

Patrick Wigglesworth's Bible Adventure: Tricky Times, Book 2

<p>Patrick Wigglesworth was yanked into the Bible, and the craziness continues in his regular daily life! In <em>Bizarre Bible Adventure 2: Tricky Times</em>, Patrick wants to run for school council, but things do not go as smoothly as he first planned. Meanwhile, he is transported into the Bible, and Joshua guides him through stories from the book of Joshua to Job. Patrick learns that life in the Promised Land might be just as messy- if not a little more- than his own life. This funny, witty, and charming story takes stories and lessons from the Bible and applies them to the relatable life of Patrick Wigglesworth. Kids everywhere will enjoy the fun, engaging illustrations and stories.&nbsp;</p>