Confidently choose books for children and teens.

The Makeda Makes series brings relatable stories about a girl with plenty of creative inspiration to newly independent readers.

Sky of Seven Colors imagines a world that finds power in color, demands everything from its heroine, and offers a bit of true love.

Level up your family devotions with Faith Builder Catechism, a family devotional well-suited to today’s readers.

Fox is a quirky but lovable character whose stories are perfect for children who are just learning to read.

In The Playmakers, three underdogs work hard to boost their game to the next level.

Calvin’s Institutes in a graphic-novel format introduces young readers to the tenets of Reformed theology.

The War of Maps is a thought-provoking, entertaining, and wildly fantastic conclusion to the Peter Nimble stories (or, is it?).

Iseul is determined to rescue her sister from the predatory ruler of 1506 (Joseon) Korea in this edgy historical fiction thriller.

How to Tell a True Story ponders how “truth” is perceived and what it may cost to reveal it.