The plot is inspired by the real-life actions of Gilbert and Eleanor Kraus, a Jewish couple from Philadelphia who successfully navigated bureaucratic loopholes to rescue 50 Jewish children from Nazi-occupied Austria in 1939.

From the author and illustrator team of The Creator in You, this picture book offers a kid-friendly introduction to what God saved us from and what God saved us for—the good works prepared in advance for us to do.

This warm, romantic homage to Jane Austen set in historical Korea is about a reader and a writer who secretly fight against government book banning and find themselves irresistibly drawn together.

Disability appears throughout Scripture, yet most pastors lack the tools to preach about it with confidence and sensitivity. In this book Bill Gaventa fills this critical gap with wisdom gleaned from decades working at the intersection of faith and disability.

This adventure-packed novel for ages 8-12 is sure to entertain and inform readers about God’s creation of dolphins.

Our reviewer gave this faith-based novel about Appalachia in the early 1900s five stars.

What lies behind the brilliant colors and intricate patterns of a traditional Mayan tunic? A Guatemalan girl reveals the ways a handwoven garment connects her to generations of women before her.

A young boy is pronounced dead. Then, the unimaginable: almost 45 minutes after he drew his last breath—commotion, tears, shock. He's alive.

Through eight lyrical and reflective essays, this thoughtful spiritual writer explores the idea of the “proximate”—a word from the Latin “proximatus,” to draw near.

This sweeping novel follows a correspondent trapped behind enemy lines during the Korean War and the women who help her find her way home.

Join the Johnson family as they learn important faith lessons with the loving guidance of Dad. This sweet and thoughtful picture book features the eldest, Isaiah, and explores how we all need forgiveness—even parents.

National Hispanic Heritage Month is Sept. 15-Oct. 15. If you’re looking for a good read that will teach you about Hispanic cultures and histories, check out our picks: two mainstream books and one faith-based book.

This book is an uplifting celebration of familial love and support through the generations.

A profound exploration of the art and magic of writing by New York Times-bestselling author Isabel Allende.

The legendary and inspiring life and work of Josefina “Joey” Guerrero is introduced to middle-grade readers by two-time Newbery Medal winner Erin Entrada Kelly.

Max Lucado offers a fresh look at the story of Elijah the prophet, showing you how you can stand strong day by day in the face of turbulent times.

With engaging die-cut pages and simple text, this lovely picture book highlights how important bees are to our ecosystems and how these busy pollinators help us grow our food.

From the award-winning author of An American Immigrant comes the story of a woman walking through paralyzing grief and the unlikely friendship that might unlock a path to healing.

In this poignant picture book, Emilia wishes for all the things she doesn’t have. But as she discovers through her mom’s sacrifices, Emilia already has what she needs.

Trace God’s redemption plan through the Old Testament.

This book by Mary Fontana chronicles the history and work of El Paso's Annunciation House.

A pastor examines how spiritual legacies—both beautiful and terrible—can reverberate across generations.

In this gripping novel by the author of the New York Times bestseller Amal Unbound, Hafsa pushes back against her family’s expectations—and discovers her own power.