Books with author Angela Hunt

In 1627 a shipload of children makes its way to the colony of Jamestown. The children are not passengers, but cargo to be sold into servitude. Only two people aren't detestined for this sad fateKimberly Hollis and her mother, who are sailing to America to join Kimberly's father. The voyage won't be easynot only is the main hold dirty and crowded with homeless children, the crew of the ship will have to battle a fierce storm and a pirate seeking revenge.

The last thing you need is another book about sex and growing up. As a teen or near-teen, every day you make important decisions that will impact the rest of your life. Theres no better time that now to develop the biblical perspective you need as you hear about relationships, sex, and love. This bookwith its straightforward man-to-man approachmay be just the tool to help you do it.

Cassie Perkins is being sent to Camp Katumba for spring break, and she's sure it will be boring, boring, boring! No doubt about it, this will be the worst week of Cassie's life. Then, a miracle happens--Cassie falls in love! Suddenly Camp Katumba is the most wonderful place in the world. Nothing can bother Cassie now that she has handsome Ethan Wilcox all for her own. Not even the fact that Ethan may not be as wonderful as he seems . . .

Ages 12 to 15 Cassie has always wanted to be a real singer. Now she has a chance to join a singing group made up of the best young singers in the country! Ahead of her is a nationwide tour, complete with TV performances and a record album. This is Cassie’s big chance. All she has to do in return is promote candidate Jim Foreman for president. And that will be easy! After all, he’s a great guy . . . isn’t he? Then a series of startling—and life-threatening—events takes place, and Cassie discovers what really matters most.

Ages 11-15 Cassie's finally back at her old school with her old friends. Life should be wonderful, but for some reasons, Cassie can't seem to fit in anywhere. Her best friend doesn't even talk to her now that she's got a boyfriend. Just when Cassie is ready to give up, a miracle happens: Arien Belle, the most popular senior girl in school, chooses her for a friend! With Arien's help, Cassie's life takes a definite turn for the better . . . just in time for her to receive some shocking news that rattles her world!

For ages 11-15 Cassie Perkins is sick and tired of being told she's self-centered. She's determined to prove it isn't true. Fortunately, she has the perfect plan: making over the class misfit, Sandy Shore. All it will take is a little makeup and a good diet, and Sandy's life will be all she could ever want it to be. But there's something Cassie doesn't know. Something that all the makeup and dieting in the world can't fix. And she's about to learn that helping people isn't always as easy as it seems.

Ages 13-16 The final book in the Cassie Perkins series. Everyone likes Dustin Gray--everyone except Cassie, that is. Oh sure, he's tall, good-lloking, and muscle-bound--but there's just something about him that bothers her. Unfortunately, even her family seems to have fallen under Dustin's spell. But Cassie is determined--she won't let Dustin fool her into thinking he's a nice guy. Then something amazing happens--and suddenly she knows that Dustin gray is going to change her life forever!

Interspersed with a story of how two teens deal with the break up of their family, Angela Hunt explores the feelings, emotions and family turmoil that comes with such a life-changing event for children. She reassures the young reader of the validity of their feelings with wisdom, hope and guidance from the Bible."Creatively deals with the burdens unique to children of broken homes."—Beverly LaHaye, president of Concerened Women for America"A good book...will help kids cope, or help parents to help kids cope."—V. Gilbert Beers, president of Scripture Press Publications