New Releases by Robert Elmer

Book 9 of AstroKids. Miko has discovered a secret about her lost family that no one could have imagined: She has inherited an entire planet! But a sneaky developer is after it, too. Will Miko’s new wealth ruin her friendships and her life on CLEO-7? Theme verse: “A cord of three strands is not quickly broken” (Ecclesiastes 4:12).

In 1948 while on her way back to England from war-torn Jerusalem, Emily is delayed on Cyprus, where she finds her friend Dov''s mother in a Jewish refugee camp and wonders how she can get this news back to him.

Book 10 of AstroKids. Tag is sick of tagging along, so he hops his sister’s space scooter and heads to the nearest spaceship, only to find himself trapped on a vessel where the digital food copiers are stuck on astro Cheesies! Tag knows he’s in deep-space trouble, but he also realizes that with God, he’s never completely alone. Theme verse: “Where can I run from you?” (Psalm 139:7).

DeeBee''s chance to co-star with the famous Neta Neutron on her holo-vid show would mean betraying her friends and robodog, MAC, and even changing her name. Includes facts about man-made satellites and instructions for decoding a secret message.

Named captain of his AstroBall team, Mir must first learn to play the game-and the tournament is coming up soon! Ages 6 to 8.

Things quickly get out of hand on CLEO-7 after Miko feeds chocolate to a pair of hybrid critters called "muzzies."

When a space scooter race on CLEO-7 becomes a battle between the boys and the girls, the AstroKids need a reminder to work together as a team.

The gang thought Camp Little Dipper would be fun, but instead it proves to be something else entirely. Ages 6-8.

Welcome to 2175! Meet the AstroKids--DeeBee, Buzz, Miko, Mir, and Tag--five friends learning biblical truth through out-of-this-world adventures aboard space station CLEO-7. All the kids are excited when news reaches them that Zero-G, the hottest band in the solar system, is coming to their space station. But when the band arrives, things don''t go quite as planned and the gang learns a lesson in hospitality. Also, find out amazing, real-life space facts in "RealSpace Debrief"! Theme verse: "We all have different gifts." (Romans 12:6)

After escaping from a Jewish refugee ship, Dov, a Polish Jew, and Emily, the daughter of a British major, are taken to a Jewish kibbutz and are caught up in the danger and violence between the Jews, Arabs, and British in Palestine in 1947.

In 1947, two young people--one a Polish Jew and the other the daughter of a British major--make their way to Palestine for very different reasons and under very different circumstances.

When Zero-G, a hot new space-rock boy band, arrives at the space station, the AstroKids learn a valuable lesson about hospitality.

Patrick and Michael find themselves aboard an escaped hot air balloon with an inexperienced pilot. Sighting a "bunyip", a legendary creature feared by the aborigines, they wonder if they can escape in time to warn the ranchers of an approaching firestorm.

When thirteen-year-old Patrick and his family befriend a young Chinese immigrant who arrives in Australia in 1855, they face the prejudices of local miners.

Patrick McWaid can''t understand why his friend Jefferson would leave the Lady Elisabeth to work on another ship. Sure, the Victoria is a much fancier paddle steamer, but Jeff''s new boss, First Officer York, is a tyrant and a bully. And when Jeff and the Victoria steam away from Goolwa, they leave a strange but valuable cargo behind -- two crates full of ostriches! The McWaids have no choice but to take on the extra load, and when they catch up to the Victoria at Emu Flat, Patrick has a run-in with the disagreeable Officer York. Once the Lady E arrives in Echuca, though, Patrick hears rumors that an officer from the Victoria has died. It could be York -- is Patrick somehow to blame? And now Jefferson has disappeared! Where could he be? No one on the Victoria is talking.... What''s the big secret?

A desperate message from Patrick McWaid''s grandfather calls for help in restoring the beached "Lady Elisabeth", but by the time the family arrives at Boomerang Bend, the old man has sold the boat to a mysterious buyer in Adelaide.

In Australia in 1868, twelve-year-old Patrick continues to search for his missing father, who has been convicted of a crime he did not commit and has been forced into hiding out in the bush.

Patrick and Becky find themselves in the middle of a dangerous confrontation between the town troublemakers and the local aborigines. Ages 8-12.

Patrick McWaid''s father is framed for a crime and shipped to an Australian prison. But when their whole family arrives the man has disappeared! Ages 8-12.

A missing plane, accusations of spying, imprisonment by Russian forces, a daring plan. These are the components of this Young Underground adventure.

In Denmark in 1946, thirteen-year-old Peter, his twin sister Elise, and their friend Henrik find themselves involved in a sinister plot to keep a group of Jews from reaching what they hope will become their new homeland in Eretz Israel.

In 1945, while taking a train to Copenhagen to meet the King, Peter and Elise meet a man with a strange clocklike device and later have other strange adventures and encounters.

Just after the surrender of Germany in World War II, three Danish children are trapped aboard a renegade German submarine attempting to escape to South America with Nazi treasure.

Includes A Way Through the Sea, Beyond the River, Into the Flames, and Far from the Storm.

World War II is over, but the adventure continues for Danish twins Elise and Peter Andersen. A series of menacing threats convince the twins that someone is out to destroy Uncle Morten for his work with the Danish Underground. But who? And why won''t the adults take the warnings seriously? Peter and Elise learn the importance of forgiveness as they race to prevent disaster.

In 1943, when the Germans plan to send all Danish Jews to prison camps, Peter and Elise, eleven-year-old twins, face danger trying to help their Jewish friend Henrik escape to Sweden.

Their work delivering newspapers for the Danish underground lands twins Peter and Elise in a Nazi prison where they experience firsthand the importance of faith.