In the fall of 1944, the Nazis were occupying the Netherlands. Sisters Ada, 22, and Lina, 18, discover their father’s documentation of Nazi war crimes and work to preserve the evidence until the war ends.

In this School Library Journal Best Book, a small bird—nestled in a dusty crack in the Western Wall—feels a deep shift within, setting her on a path to overcoming her fear of change.

Amber Smith, wife of former country music artist Granger Smith, invites you into the most vulnerable spaces of her life, where she wrestled with the traumatic death of their 3-year-old son.

From a bestselling illustrator and an award-winning author comes the little-known story of Harriet Tubman's daring rescue of her enslaved brothers on Christmas Day.

Deepen your faith and enrich your journey to Easter with the centuries-old practice of Gregorian Chant, a beautiful gift of Scripture, prayer, and song.

Christian Mungai presents an African vision for what missional Christian living is and explores the biblical concept that the people around us are our true wealth.

Middle-grade readers will encounter 52 short biographies of unsung heroes of the Christian faith, including activists, pastors, and missionaries.

Author Mary DeMuth invites you to journey through 40 days of entrusting specific areas of your life to God. Perfect for Lent.

Dorothy Littell Greco explores how misogyny continues to impact six spheres of contemporary culture, including the church and the government.

Twelve-year-old Simi Singh's life in India is filled with love, traditions, and ordinary worries. But when a rock carrying a note crashes through their window, Simi's life shatters.

This book, perfect for book clubs, is an immersive faith-based novel of finding belonging, reconciliation, and new beginnings for fans of southern fiction.

Here is a gripping story of a young Jewish girl who joins an elite Russian sniper unit and embarks on a mission targeting the highest prize of World War II: Adolph Hitler.

From Palestine to Texas in 100 years, this epic family tale follows five generations of Christian women as their family’s intimate dramas play out against a backdrop of violence that would rip them from their homeland.

The Clear Focus Bible uses the Bionic Reading® method, which bolds the portion of each word most critical for comprehension and guides the eye from word to word over the text.

Drawing from her own rich tapestry of experiences, Jenn Suen Chen helps readers to explore how our personal narratives shape our spiritual journeys.

Middle-grade readers will be inspired by the true story of gifted artist, author, and disability advocate Joni Eareckson Tada and learn that God can use them to achieve amazing things.

This day-in-the-life picture book for 5- to 9-year-olds engages the senses as it centers around family and working together while celebrating Chinese culture.

A family takes a nighttime drive to the moon in this love letter to Appalachia, crackling with wonder and warmth.

It’s 1956 Malibu, Calif.: Something is not right on Paradise Circle.

This book provides tips, tricks, and tools to rid yourself of the internal and external clutter weighing you down, as well as relatable stories and soul-nourishing truths from Scripture.

In rural Iowa in 1941,12-year-old Peggy’s quiet life is turned upside down by refugee arrivals, first love, and a heartbreaking diagnosis.

This deeply personal story of a perilous crossing, movingly illustrated for a picture book audience, mirrors the plight of families around the world who endure global displacement.

German pianist Hedda Schlagel's world collapsed when her fiancé vanished after being sent to an enemy alien camp in the United States during the Great War. Now she must journey to the U.S. in search of answers.