New Releases by Barbara Davoll

During a winter on Prince Edward Island at the turn of the century, Sara Stanley--the Story Girl--and the rest of the King cousins start a newspaper, get caught in a blizzard, receive a visit from the governor''s wife, and make New Year''s resolutions

A young churchmouse learns lessons about greed, trust, obedience, friendship, and honesty from his adventures and from different members of his family.

This classic series is updated with a new look and packaged in two new volumes, each containing five stories that illustrate a Bible truth as Christopher Churchmouse teaches a lesson of friendship and family.

... offers a gentle, child-appropriate, Biblical way of dealing with tragedy, whether on the national or personal level ...

A collection of bedtime stories on such topics as bravery, patience, honesty, pride, and loyalty, featuring Christopher Churchmouse and his family and friends. Each story is accompanied by questions, a poem, a scripture verse, and a prayer.

Christopher Churchmouse has his eyes on some tasty breadrumbs his cousin has gathered! He takes them and tricks his cousin by putting sawdust in their place. Before he can enjoy the fruits of his deception, his cousin has a surprise for him!

Trapped and afraid, missing their families, Christopher and his cousin, Lukas are accidental stowaways on an ocean liner. As they attempt to find a place to hide, they are confronted with a nasty group of pirate rats. Although they are tempted to join the gang for a little food, Christopher and Lukas choose to walk in God's laws instead.

Christopher, Lukas and their friend Pierre arrive in Paris. There is so much to see! They love the beautiful church Notre Dame, and Christopher wants to climb the ropes in the bell tower to get a better view, when - uh, oh! Christopher learns he should obey his parents - even in France.

The tales and travels of Christopher Churchmouse in the Christopher Churchmouse Classics have been helping young readers learn about God and their faith for more than ten years. Great stories with great messages, each one features discussion starter questions with lots of illustrations.

The tales and travels of Christopher Churchmouse in the Christopher Churchmouse Classics have been helping young readers learn about God and their faith for more than ten years. Great stories with great messages, each one features discussion starter questions with lots of illustrations.

Christopher Churchmouse finds a huge round of cheese in the church kitchen and becomes consumed with greed and selfishness over it, despite Grandfather's warning.

How rude! Can Bucky Beaver and his family really put up with Cousin Rudy for two whole weeks?It seems that Rudy Beaver knows little about manners. He''s mean to Bucky''s friends, to his brothers and sisters, and even to his mother. Rudy knows how to cause a heap of trouble! And Bucky finds himself caught in the middle-the last place he wants to be!

This library of six tiny board books uses colorful drawings of church mice to teach toddlers Christian values. Written in simple rhymes, the books help children express their thanks to God for home and family, grandparents, friends, helpers, the world, and much more.

In this special Christopher Churchmouse story told in rhyme, Christopher learns an unforgettable lesson about thinking of others before ourselves.

The hour is drawing near for the church''s special Christmas play, and Christopher wants to add a churchmouse to the church''s nativity scene. When the play finally comes together, Chris learns that the true meaning of Christmas is for all God''s creation to celebrate Jesus'' birth-even mice!

Christopher and his friend Freddie are having a great time camping-- until Menace the Mole gets in the way. Then, when a canoe trip turns suddenly dangerous, Christopher must make a difficult choice. This story offers a beautiful lesson about mercy, based on Colossians 3:12.

For years the Christopher Churchmouse Classics have helped children learn about Christian living. This volume contains six fun-filled adventures of Christopher and his family. Children will learn about obedience, deceit, forgiveness, appearance, tattling, hospitality, and friendship. Illustrated.

An audio adapatation of the book with background music.

The Molehole Mystery Club has another client. When 8 year old Millard Mole vanishes, his rich father turns to junior agents Dusty & Musty for help. Strangely, Murdoch Mole doesn't know when his son disappeared.

A young girl is faced with her brother going off to war. In dealing with her own fears about war and her concerns for her brother, Ashley talks to her parents, who help her to understand a heavenly father who controls the destiny of men. As a show of her concern, she decorates her house with yellow ribbons, setting off a chain reaction in her town.

When he finds Aunt Snootie's lost pen on Sed's desk, Christopher Churchmouse assume that Sed stole it and decides to tell everyone.

Although at first he rejects Freddie, a ragged-looking fieldmouse, Christopher Churchmouse soon makes friends with him, and Freddie and his family prove to be good friends to have.

Christopher Churchmouse hears screeching from the kitchen and discovers his cousin Ned is trapped in a huge mousetrap.