Christian classics and wholesome stories, thoughtfully restored for today’s readers.
Ginger Cat Publishing brings forgotten Christian fiction and meaningful classic literature back to life through carefully crafted editions for readers and families seeking stories of faith, courage, kindness and hope.



Welcome to Ginger Cat Publishing
Ginger Cat Publishing is an independent publisher devoted to bringing thoughtfully chosen classics and forgotten Christian stories back into the hands of modern readers. Our editions balance readability, atmosphere and timeless design with genuine respect for the original work.
Many of the books we publish were written by Christian authors and explore faith, forgiveness, courage, family, kindness and hope as natural parts of ordinary life. Alongside these rediscovered stories, our Library includes enduring classics that continue to reward thoughtful reading.
Featured books from our Library

The Story of Mary Jones and Her Bible
The inspiring true story of a determined Welsh girl whose longing for a Bible helped awaken a movement that would carry the Scriptures around the world.

The Youngest Princess
Nine-year-old Margerie discovers that ordinary acts of kindness and service can reach across poverty, loneliness and family estrangement.

A Bit of Rough Road
A thoughtful Christian story of love, conviction and the difficult choices that shape a faithful and purposeful life.
Latest from Ginger Cat Publishing
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For the Master’s Sake: When Ordinary Faith Becomes Costly
When an overlooked young woman discovers that God loves her, even the most ordinary work begins to acquire meaning. Emily Sarah Holt’s Christian historical novel explores faith, conscience and quiet…
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By Far Euphrates: Faith and Courage When Heaven Seems Silent
Written while reports of the Hamidian massacres were still reaching Britain, By Far Euphrates turns distant history into a deeply human story of Armenian Christian courage, unequal protection and faith…
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A Bit of Rough Road: The Story Behind “Peace, Perfect Peace”
The hymn that awakens Hope St. Clair was written beside a dying man more than thirty years before Amy Le Feuvre’s novel appeared. Discover its history and its remarkable role…
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The Doctor’s Dilemma: When Marriage, Law and Christian Conscience Collide
What happens when marriage remains legally binding but has become a form of captivity? Hesba Stretton’s The Doctor’s Dilemma explores Victorian women’s rights, unequal divorce law and the demands of…
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Phil’s Mother: Forgiveness Is Not the Same as Reconciliation
Phil’s Mother explores a difficult Christian question: how can we forgive genuine harm without pretending that trust, safety and reconciliation are automatically restored?
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Audrey; or, Children of Light: Forgotten Graves, Open Windows and Faith Made Visible
Two children, a neglected Victorian churchyard and a mysterious light reveal a tender story about remembrance, mercy and Christian faith in Mrs O. F. Walton’s Audrey; or, Children of Light.
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