Fiction All Religions category: 365 books

As the Civil War looms, a teenager finds refuge from her abusive father in a Shaker community in this “lovely and thought-provoking” novel (Kirkus Reviews).   Rosemary Elizabeth likes Pleasant Hill. Unlike her former home, the Kentucky Shaker community is serene and full of beautiful things....

In this novel, Ezra, the son of the apostle Peter, is an active member of a fishermans family living in ancient Capernaum, where Jesus stayed while on Earth, teaching and preaching. Twelve-year-old Ezra is a working member of the family, typical of boys his age. He is excited about traveling with...

Splash into the musical world of Trickle Stream and BizzBuzz Dragonfly. Calling All Streams is a lively story filled with singing, dancing, and scary adventures. Join Trickle Stream and BizzBuzz Dragonfly as they embark on a life-threatening journey to answer the prayers of many voices.

A devastating storm. A destructive pathogen.No known cure. Only the Heirs of Eden have the answer. As the Ebora virus takes hold, Archie, Daisy and Isabella - the Heirs of Eden - find themselves trapped in a magical cave with instructions to save humankind. Only they can...

Tes y sus amigos han logrado escapar de Minos para dirigirse a San Francisco, allí esperan encontrar la cura para el extraño virus que está terminando con los adultos o convirtiéndoles en gruñidores. El gobierno de los Nuevos Estados Unidos de América está intentando controlar la situación,...

My family seems to be perfect from the outside looking in. We have the big house, the money for things, the million-dollar-smiles… but nothing is ever as it seems. We’re plastic. We’re fake. So fake, in fact, that we hide the little things about us, we hide everything about us, to be...

A male perspective on sorting love from loss, faith from fear—brimming with humor and romance. Phillip’s sophomore year is off to a rough start. One of his best friends ditches him. His track coach singles him out for personalized, torturous training sessions. And his dad decides to clean...

“Bane, I know it’s risky, but I think I should do this speech. We’ve got to win... If we don’t, we’re all dead...” A HUSBAND IN DESPAIR... AN ENEMY IN NEED... A LIFE AND DEATH VOTE... In three months, the citizens of the EuroBloc will decide whether or not to abolish Sorting,...

The Plans I Have for YOU! combines playful rhyming text written by bestselling children’s book author Amy Parker with whimsical illustrations by award-winning artist Vanessa Brantley-Newton to create a book that inspires readers of all ages to dream about their future. God has great plans for each...

Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh’s second children’s book is the story of a monk, a cat, and a mouse learning to live together in peace in the midst of war. Set against the background of the Vietnam War and based on an actual person, The Coconut Monk uses the image of an eccentric monk who has found...

Winner of the 2004 Middle Grade Fiction Award from the Association for Mormon Letters. It’s bad enough that Kevin’s mother is about to graduate from mortuary college, but when his parents tell him they’re moving to a small town in the Arkansas delta to run the Paramount Funeral Home,...

The weatherman predicted rain.So Nora built an ark.Just like Noah.Well….Not just like Noah. Noah welcomed a host of animals two-by-two. Nora’s passenger list includes two backyard spiders, a pair of battery-operated monkeys, and a couple of unimpressed cats. Nora also employs her little brother,...

A charming nighttime reminder that God is always present in our lives.This gentle bedtime story guides children through the steps God might take each night to tuck the world into bed. From dimming the lights with the colors of the sunset, to the hushed lullaby of evenings breeze in the leaves, to Gods...

In the midst of global turmoil, with people of various faiths in major conflict, three friends—a Muslim, a Christian and a Hindu—decided to write a book. Many Windows is a book about young people who are friends despite their religious differences. It’s a book about celebrations, that ultimately...