New Releases by Lois Walfrid Johnson

Once again Bree finds the courage to win in a story that builds on the first two books of the Viking Quest series. In this novel, Bree arrives in Norway and is sent to work as a slave for the family of Mikkel, her Viking captor. She struggles to adjust, feeling worthless and disrespected, and wondering why God wants her in Norway. Her prayers are answered when she is given the opportunity to teach Mikkel''s grandparents to read using an illuminated Bible stolen from an Irish monastery.

"This book features: stories and testimonies from preteen girls who''ve experienced these things, too, advice on tough issues, Bible verses to encourage you, meaningful prayers"--P. 4 of cover.

In this second installment of the Viking Quest series, Bree finds herself in a physical and spiritual battle for survival. With another young slave, she makes a daring escape from the ship as soon as it reaches harbor. They hide in the woods as Mikkel and his Viking sailors begin a relentless search, certain that Bree is responsible for a missing bag of silver coins. Bree must face her unwillingless to forgive the Vikings, and Mikkel begins to wonder: Is the God of these Irish Christians really more powerful than our own Viking gods?

In one harrowing day, Viking raiders capture Bree and her brother Devin and take them from their home in Ireland. After the young Viking prince Mikkel sets Devin free on the Irish coast far from home, Bree and Devin embark on separate journeys to courage. Readers will be captivated by the unfolding drama as Bree sails to Norway on the Viking ship and Devin travels the dangerous road home. They both must trust their all-powerful God in the midst of difficult situations.

After Kate buys Windsong and Breeza, two horses with a mysterious past, someone sets the Nordstrom barn on fire and Windsong disappears.

Kate, Anders, and Eric pay a visit to Michigan''s Upper Peninsula, where Kate''s relatives, who work at a mansion, tell them about a lost treasure map hidden somewhere on the grounds. The appearance of two shady-looking men sets the stage for danger and excitement, as the kids try to get to the map before the they do.

While working for the circus that is touring Wisconsin in 1907, Kate and her stepbrother Anders uncover a mystery.

Kate and Anders try to follow the guidance of God when his grandparents travel from Sweden to Wisconsin and Grandma vanishes under mysterious circumstances.

Kate, Anders, and Erik investigate baffling clues that lead them to tunnels in the woodpile, stolen food, and a hidden ladder.

Kate, Anders, and Erik try to solve the mystery of the stolen creamery checks.

Kate O''Connell and her stepbrother Anders need to work together to solve a mystery. Ages 8-12.

When their father leaves to earn money away from home, Kate and Anders assume more responsibility at the farm and uncover a mystery.

Kate and Anders solve two mysteries and learn a lesson on blaming others. Ages 8-12.

Updated and repackaged for today''s eight- to thirteen-year-olds, here is the first book in the "Let''s Talk About It Stories for Kids" series. This collection of stories discusses self-esteem as it relates to sibling rivalry, divorce, body image, fitting in at school, and many other common scenarios. Winner of The Gold Medallion and the prestigious C.S. Lewis Children''s Book Award.

Brief stories and devotions examine the responsibilities, problems, and pleasures of friendship.

The second book in the "Let''s Talk About It Stories for Kids", this book explores ethical and moral choices when faced with situations such as cheating, forgiveness, stealing, popularity, and disobedience. Winner of The Gold Medallion and the prestigious C.S. Lewis Children''s Book Award.

Answers questions about life and personal character asked by young girls.

A collection of prayers that encourage free and spontaneous talks with God.

Lonely because he feels his red hair makes him different, a young boy in Bethlehem makes new friends after he gives his beloved donkey to the baby born in the manger.