The Story of Mary Jones and Her Bible
The inspiring true story of a determined Welsh girl whose longing for a Bible carried her across miles of rugged countryside and helped awaken a movement that would eventually take the Scriptures around the world.
Alick’s Cave
What does faith look like when every plan is overturned? When scarlet fever disrupts three neighbouring households above the English coast, Alick Chantry and his companions face danger, grief and difficult choices. Through their experiences, the Beatitudes become lessons in forgiveness, compassion and moral courage. Discover a thoughtful Victorian family story with historical context and reflective material for today’s reader.
Stephen Grattan’s Faith
John Morely desperately wants to escape the addiction that has brought hunger, uncertainty and broken trust to his family. But when remorse and willpower repeatedly fail, an ageing shoemaker offers more than advice. Stephen Grattan’s costly, practical faith opens the possibility of a different future. Discover a compassionate Canadian Christian story of responsibility, redemption and hope that refuses to leave a struggling man alone.
For The Master’s Sake
Overworked and barely noticed in a Tudor London household, Agnes Stone begins to see her ordinary life differently when she discovers that God loves her. But as England’s religious conflict deepens, private conviction becomes dangerous. What will faithfulness require when conscience begins to carry a cost?
By Far Euphrates
Fifteen-year-old Jack Grayson expects adventure beside the Euphrates, not the loss that leaves him dependent upon an Armenian Christian family living under gathering persecution. When his English nationality can protect him but not those he has come to love, what will courage and faith require of him?
Audrey; or Children of Light
In a neglected Victorian churchyard, lively Audrey and gentle little Stephen tend forgotten graves, befriend a blind neighbour and investigate a mysterious light inside an abandoned church.
A Happy Woman
When Sara Darlington’s place in her brother’s home becomes uncertain, she begins again beside a Westmorland lake. Amy Le Feuvre’s thoughtful novel explores useful work, forgiveness, shared faith and a happiness rooted more deeply than circumstance.
Me and Nobbles
A lonely boy, a beloved walking stick and a vision of golden gates open into Amy Le Feuvre’s tender exploration of fathers, faith, grief and the deep childhood need to belong.
The Doctor’s Dilemma
An open door, a desperate escape and a stormy journey to Sark begin Hesba Stretton’s morally searching Victorian novel. Discover how The Doctor’s Dilemma brings together suspense, conscience, Christian responsibility and the dangerous promise of freedom.
A Bit of Rough Road
Hope St. Clair has beauty, popularity and a life filled with pleasure. Why, then, does she begin to feel that something is missing? Discover the searching question at the heart of Amy Le Feuvre’s Christian novel.
Phil’s Mother
First published in 1885, Phil’s Mother explores what a frightened child learns about family, trust, forgiveness and the ordinary acts of kindness through which love becomes believable.
The Youngest Princess
Nine-year-old Margerie discovers that ordinary acts of kindness and service can reach across poverty, loneliness and family estrangement. This tender Victorian story reveals the unexpectedly far-reaching influence of one thoughtful child.
The Secret Garden
A lonely and disagreeable child discovers a neglected garden, unexpected friendship and the restorative power of caring for something beyond herself. Frances Hodgson Burnett’s beloved classic remains a moving story of renewal, belonging and emotional awakening.
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
Alice follows a hurried White Rabbit into a bewildering world of strange logic, eccentric characters and ordinary rules turned upside down. Lewis Carroll’s enduring classic remains one of the most inventive and enchanting adventures in children’s literature.
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Mark Twain’s unforgettable journey down the Mississippi follows Huck Finn and Jim as they seek freedom and encounter danger, deception and moral conflict. Beneath its humour and adventure lies a searching examination of conscience, friendship and the courage to reject injustice.
A Tale of the Tow-Path
Fourteen-year-old Joe Gaston runs away after a painful family conflict and enters the working world of canal boats, tow-paths and strangers. It is a warm, suspenseful story of choices, responsibility, remorse and the gradual journey towards reconciliation.
Pride and Prejudice
Elizabeth Bennet and Mr Darcy must look beyond pride, prejudice and mistaken first impressions before either can understand the other clearly. Jane Austen’s enduring romantic comedy combines wit, social observation and one of literature’s most satisfying love stories.
Wuthering Heights
A fierce and unsettling story of love, obsession, cruelty and consequence on the Yorkshire moors. Emily Brontë’s only novel continues to challenge readers with characters and emotions that stubbornly refuse to become comfortable or tame.