By Author

Albus, Kate – A Place to Hang the Moon

Black, Chuck – Cloak of Light

Black, Chuck – Rise of the Fallen

Hill, Grace Livingston – Sunrise

Johnson, Lois Walfrid – Raiders from the Sea

Kirkpatrick, Perry Elisabeth – Red Rover Red Rover

Kirkpatrick, Perry Elisabeth – Plan to Fail

Klassen, Julie – Shadows of Swanford Abbey

Lovelace, Maud Hart – Emily of Deep Valley

Marlow, Susan K. – Courageous Love

Mass, Wendy – The Candymakers

Petersen, Alicia – A Sparrow Alone

Smith, S. D. – The Green Ember

Stewart, Trenton Lee – The Mysterious Benedict Society

Trueit, Trudi – The Nebula Secret


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