This year your children will read 20 vivid stories that will touch their hearts and challenge them to become young men and women of courage, strength, and honor.
Stories they'll remember for a lifetime!…
Recommended for ages: 12-14
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Anna Leonowens worked at the Siamese palace from 1862 to 1867.
Nearly a year after World War II broke out in Europe, the Norwegian freighter Bomma reached Baltimore with a cargo of gold bullion worth $9 million.
The Balicki children struggle for survival after their mother is killed by the Nazis.
Jacques Chenier finds himself caught up in the anarchy and terror of the French Revolution — and in a struggle to free himself from his own prison of bitterness.
Vol. 1 of Rani Adventures
An absolutely delightful collection of true stories about an American boy who grew up in the Amazon rainforest.
Set against the backdrop of war and religious fanaticism, Parvana's struggle to survive is sobering, yet uplifting.
An eye-opening story of the human spirit in an unjust world. Sad, but unforgettable.
Jancsi, a Hungarian boy in the early 1900s, is overjoyed that his cousin is coming to spend the summer at his father's ranch on the Hungarian plains.
Betsy Balcombe is a headstrong teenager whose family has a most unusual house guest: Napoleon Bonaparte.
When his father has an accident, teenager Pierre La Page is forced to become a voyageur, paddling a canoe 2,400 miles through the French Canadian wilderness.
When a precious ruby is stolen, Seikei is the only witness, and a famous samurai judge needs his help.
Married and promptly widowed at 13, Koly finds herself in the grim position of being cast out by a society that has no place for girls like her.
Joanna Sprague's life is upended when her father dies on the voyage that was to take them to a new life in the Massachusetts Bay Colony.
Awaiting trial for withholding gold from the king, 17-year-old cartographer
Esteban recalls his adventures with a band of ruthless conquistadors.
Teenager Madeleine de Vercheres takes up arms in defense of family, country, and faith in this realistic historical novel set in the 17th century Canadian frontier. A true story full
Nory must summon the courage and ingenuity to find food, hope, and ultimately survival.
From 1837 to 1838, thousands of Cherokee Indians were forced to march from their homelands in Georgia to live in exile in Arkansas.
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