Family read-alouds
Chapter-a-night stories for bedtime and Saturday mornings — written to be read out loud. The heroes are nine to twelve, so younger siblings can listen along while older readers take the book to bed.
Made to be shared
These stories were written by a Sunday school teacher — to be read out loud, passed around, and given away.
Chapter-a-night stories for bedtime and Saturday mornings — written to be read out loud. The heroes are nine to twelve, so younger siblings can listen along while older readers take the book to bed.
Class read-alouds, prizes and church library shelves, plus Bible studies and journals for personal and group studies. From an author who taught Sunday school, ran summer Bible clubs and led puppet ministry for decades.
Birthdays, baptisms, Easter baskets, Christmas — or just because. A story is a gift that keeps talking to a young heart long after the wrapping paper is gone.
Keep talking
Each story leaves a door open for conversation. Three questions that work with any of them:
Judy loves seeing her stories and Bible resources reach whole classes and congregations. Send a note with:
Start with a story
Kindness on Main Street, a harvest festival crown, a doorway through time, or a novel for adults. Every book stands alone.