In this book we meet Jane for the first time. She hates school and doesn't have many friends. The one thing she enjoys is writing science fiction. But are Jane's stories just fiction? Or have aliens r
Sammy is learning about what it's really like to be a Christian. She turns down a good looking young man and he begins to make things very difficult for her. Amanda is also being pressurised by her bo
This book faces up to a lot of issues and problems a lot of Christian teenagers may have to suffer in a school environment. I think that the author's display of Miss Fossett (the Sunday School teache
Sammy has a boyfriend! She's in love. He's a great guy and a Christian - but then a good-looking stranger and a holiday fling throws Sammy into trouble once again. She risks losing a good friend who r
This New Life, like Sheila's other book, is humorous whilst dealing with serious subjects such as not judging others, and the difficulties involved in standing up for what you believe when the people
Story: Jane and Heather are reunited and decide to try and re-invigorate Heather's church, which has fallen on hard times. They arrange a 'Save our Church' campaign along with the help of a friend's b
