Barton: 958 books

The twin English villages of Gratton Major and Gratton Minor nestled contentedly under the hillside, upon which was the ancient chalk figure of the Green Man. Below was the village pub, named in his honour. Few people visited the Grattons, that is until a new journalist was appointed for the local paper...

According to the CDC, one in fifty American children is diagnosed as having an autism spectrum disorder. This means more school-aged children are entering classrooms with ASDs and teachers are being called upon to help facilitate their learning. Educating Young Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders...

Fear is the rejection of faith. Fear brings worry. Worry robs the body of rest. Worry has no place in the life of a Christian. Fear and worry are doubt manifested in our lives, doubt that does not exist where there is faith. In Theres No Room for Doubt: The Just Shall Live by Faith, author and ordained...

Dael and Jaes two brothers return from a hunting expedition to discover their parents dead, slaughtered by Kaltan soldiers and their sister, Kar taken captive to be sold as a slave. In the first few chapters the brothers rescue their sister. To do so them must descend a vertical cliff and distract...

A wonderfully imaginative and surprising debut novel about the inexorable approach of modernity. "Imagine the time of my grandfather's grandfather, when the darkness was newly separated from the light. Society was only a shadowy image of what it would soon become. This was Mandragora before...

Juan Mateo quiere ser un jinete murciélago. ¿Si el encuentra la cueva en donde viven los murciélagos, se harán realidad sus sueños? ¿O el se va encontrar con Oomba el león? Agarrante suspenso.

‘Teresa’ is a story you want to put down to give yourself a rest and yet you don’t put it down because you want to know what happens next. It reads like an adventurer’s story but with strong emphasis on what abducted children go through. It is gentle yet leads young people to reflect on the...

This captivating second book in Bree Barton’s Heart of Thornstrilogy deftly explores the effects of power in a dark magical kingdom—and the fierce courage it takes to claim your body as your own. This feminist teen fantasy is perfect for fans of Sarah J. Maas and Leigh Bardugo. Mia Rose...

Dana Carr, Terri Bryant and Karina Joseph are three women who have been mistreated and disrespected for far too long by the wrong men in their lives. Their determination to discover who they are and who they can become is proof that you can’t hold a good woman down once she finds her true self-worth....

The residents of Ashcroft House were busy that long, sweltering summer. Such a period of intense heat was unusual in England. Christa struggled with her play; Nerys and Jerry were actively seeking his mother, while Miss Dingle was being her usual interfering opinionated self. As they...

A rural area in England which was way behind the times. When Gordon Pattison was sent to Marwood to investigate rural affairs on behalf of the Government, he was astonished by what he found. And why was he continually asked if he was going to Maddy's wedding? Who was Maddy anyway? In...

In a continuation of the Boardinghouse Betrothal series, now to be known as Heaton House, is book 7, Julia's story: Julia Olsen was the first boarder at Heaton House, on her own for the first time, and a bit too independent. She didn't much like Mrs. Heaton's rules--no going out by herself...

Here's a historical murder mystery, for you, set in the 18th century, one Christmas Day... Someone is killing the lordlings in London.Get your copy of Sarah Barton's "Hunting the Wren" to discover this intriguing who dunnit. "Mrs." Elizabeth Rowland is the young housekeeper...

Trey Ramsey has been dreading going to see his best buddy’s widow for too long. He’d made a promise he had to keep and there was no more putting it off. When he meets Laney McCoy in person, she’s all he expected and more, but she looks awfully tired and the urge to help out is strong. Laney...