Confidently choose books for children and teens.

Tim Ladwig illustrates two well-known Biblical texts, using Black families in urban settings in these picture books.

When Daddy Prays shows a child’s view of his pastor father, praying during all of life. Beautifully illustrated. *When Daddy Prays by Nikki Grimes and…

Two girls with big problems draw resilience from each other and the “Magic” of the Universe.

The Dreamkeeper Saga weaves Christian themes, Arthurian legend, and reliable fantasy tropes into a promising series for middle-graders

The Sower employs biblical allegories of seeds and planting to recap the story of the Bible and its effect on human history—and on us.

Polly and the Screen Time Overload gently points young children away from electronic fascinations to the quieter joys of real life

40 different authors write eloquently about children’s literature, faith in Christ, and shepherding imaginations in Wild Things and Castles in the Sky. *Wild Things and…

God’s Attributes is an accessible, kid-friendly way to approach the greatness of God as we learn to trust Him.

Endlessly Ever After allows readers to mix and match traditional tales to the tune of catchy rhymes and lavish illustrations