We are the Book Pilgrims. We invite you to journey with us through the pages of books.
All in 3&4th
Molly grows up in World War II era America. Her father is a doctor in England, caring for injured soldiers. Her mother works for the Red Cross. Molly spends her time trying to figure out what normal life is during war time. All of these books are very patriotic and very well written to paint a picture for children of what life was like back then.
This book tells the story of a girl and her grandfather who love to explore, imagine, and learn. In this story, they find an owl and nurse it back to health while learning about it.
A boy and a fox. Heartbreak and healing. Deceit and forgiveness. Mistrust and loyalty. All these elements combine in "Pax" to create an enthralling and powerful story. Set during a time of war, "Pax" will draw readers into the lives of Peter and his beloved pet.
There is something comforting about reading a Boxcar Children book. Being back in a story with Henry, Jessie, Violet, and Benny is about like coming home.
Sarcasm, when used well, can by enjoyable. Unfortunately, this book takes it altogether too far. The sarcasm turns into disrespect and rudeness...toward siblings, classmates, and even toward authority.
Books about horses capture the imaginations of many children. The "Backyard Horses" series will be no exception. Full of horses, friendships, sarcasm, and family, these books will be enjoyed while teaching some important truths. The main family is Christian.
Yes! I know some of you have had all your Christmas gifts since August! Some of the rest of us do not quite work that way…. If you need a last minute Christmas gift, what better idea than a book? Amazon is still shipping for Christmas…
"Living Tabernacle" follows the early church around the end of Paul's life. The cultural and historical background is fascinating as Sharon struggles to decide if she believes the Jewish way or the Christian way.
A child's struggle with cancer is tremendously difficult to witness. Rarely are their stories written, and when they are it is normally from an adult's perspective. "Violet's Cabin" is a treasure.
As an American girl mystery, this book focuses on patriotism and supporting soldiers and the war effort. Molly and her friends are involved with jewelry drives, paper drives, and visiting wounded soldiers
The United States is fighting against Germany in World War II. What does that mean for and about the German people who live in the United States? Are they enemies, too?
Five year old Mary loves to run and play. Her feet are often found flying about the farm to one adventure or another. She dreams of crossing the swaying bridge on her way to school, too.
Children who enjoyed the younger version of "The Impatient Turtle" will love to read the more in-depth version of the story.
"New Kid in Town" was written by Janette Oke, based on characters suggested by fifth graders. Experience the world from the perspective of a skunk and learn about the God-given instincts Fuzzle has despite being separated from his family.
Others are so amazing that they just need to be read, despite a few drawbacks. This book fits in the second category. The story is so creative and so hilarious that you will laugh until you cry. Have fun reading!
This book is a creatively written, delightful read. Anyone will enjoy it, whether or not they enjoy animals.
"A Cote of Many Colors" is a story of homing pigeons. Unlike most of Janette Oke's children's books, this one tells the story from the perspective of the people.
"Ducktails" tells the life story of a duck in his own words. Children reading this story will learn the power of peer pressure and the cost of disobedience.
"This Little Pig" is a delightful story told from the perspective of a pig. Learn what it is like as a piglet to meet cows, horses…
