Caroline Saunders

5 Puritan Women

History & Biography

“At some point, someone somewhere must have convinced me to believe the Puritans were boring. But as it turns out, that person was dead wrong. In 5 Puritan Women, Jenny-Lyn de Klerk shakes the dust off the stories of five women we never should have overlooked. Their remarkable strength, distinct personalities, and substantial faith offer women today an unexpected and delightful inheritance that can impact the way we express and enjoy our faith today.”

God, You Are

Children & Youth

“Oh, how I love this book! With tender affection for the Lord and for children, Osborne guides kids through the book of Psalms by winsomely connecting childhood experiences to images and themes in the psalms and revealing how they point to Jesus. I can already tell this will become a beloved book for my family, and I suspect it will become a staple in many homes.”

Lucy and the Saturday Surprise

Children & Youth

“As my daughter and I gushed over the delightful illustrations and engaging story in Lucy and the Saturday Surprise, it didn’t take us long to realize that we deeply relate to Lucy and her struggle with envy. Through Lucy’s story, author Melissa Kruger clearly and engagingly presents envy’s pattern and offers biblical help. Kids and parents alike will find that Lucy’s plight offers a kind invitation for difficult conversations about the danger of envy.”

Motherhood Without All the Rules

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“If there's one thing that can make a person's mind start to sizzle like an overheated engine, it's the heaping pile of unspoken rules the world offers on motherhood. What a relief this book was to my sizzling, overheated mind! Maggie's clear, engaging, and precise writing has a way of cutting through the most frenetic noise. I read this book during one of my most stressful seasons of motherhood, and though the words of most other books seemed to wiggle off the page, Maggie's words sang through clear as a bell. Even the most frazzled readers will come away feeling as if they've engaged in meaningful, freeing conversation with a friend while also suspecting they've been treated with sharp gospel truths by a doctor with an impeccable bedside manner. Maggie, thank you.”

The Long Road Home

Children & Youth

“In this captivating retelling of the parable of the prodigal son, Sarah Walton helps us imagine ourselves in the shoes of the two sons, offering kids and parents a map to show the places we go—and the place we truly belong. This book will help readers put words to their wandering and more deeply cherish the love of the Father.”

The Stories of Women

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Colleen Searcy is one of my favorite Bible teachers. You will sense her open-armed ministry within the framework of her Meet Me in the Bible series, in which she’s thoughtfully prepared a table for women to feast on God’s word. Whether you are an individual hungry to know God more, a small group desiring an accessible way to study together, or a women’s ministry leader looking for a foundational resource for your teaching team, the Meet Me in the Bible series is a trustworthy guide.”

What Makes You Beautiful

Christian Living

“In What Makes You Beautiful, Kristen Wetherell offers girls a kindhearted, developmentally honoring, and deeply biblical understanding of beauty. Undoubtedly, girls will connect with these clear teachings, eagerly engage with the journaling pages, and carry the truths of this book with them as they navigate the question we all sense within ourselves: Am I beautiful? As a mom and teacher, I’m grateful for this precious resource, and I can’t wait to put it in my daughter’s hands.”

What to Wear

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“In What to Wear, Catherine Parks offers middle grade kids a gospel-rich study they can easily access, genuinely enjoy, and meaningfully apply. My favorite part is Catherine's approach to application. She allows Jesus' example to settle into her young readers' minds and then engages their imagination with age-appropriate scenarios that invite them to consider, "How can I 'put on' this Christlike quality?" I know this eight-week study will truly serve my young brothers and sisters in Christ, and I am eager to recommend it to the eight- to twelve-year-olds in my life!”