Books with author B Jenkins

Although Tara Chadwick is smart, popular, and can run faster and throw harder than most boys, she has a big problem: her family is in trouble. As Tara struggles to understand her parents’ crumbling marriage, Dallas and his best friend, Jimmy Calabresi, help Tara learn that a year filled with heartbreak can hold exciting and life-changing discoveries as well.

Where’s Yolanda??? Yolanda is missing! Where has she gone? Why has she gone? The Bradfords are on vacation with their friends the Hubers. They have been at the ocean together before. Why is it so different this time? Why are Daniel and Tom out on the water in a rowboat during a terrible storm? Where are they going? Do they make it? Is Yolanda finally found? Is she in trouble with her parents for going off without permission? The answers to all these questions and a lot of exciting reading are in this book! Read for yourself and find out!

Max Carney doesn't look like a man with a secret. But he has a big one, and Toby Andrews is going to find out what it is. Mr. Carney works at the Lake Farm Home, where Toby's friend Thomas lives. But when Toby goes to a camp several hours away, Mr. Carney's there. Well, the man looks like Mr. Carney. But he says he's not Mr. Carney. What's going on? Toby is determined to find out. Come along as Toby, Thomas, and Toby's deputy sheriff dad trail the man with the terrible secret and learn what he's trying to hide.

Sometimes nothing seems to go right! The weather was clear, the church bus had left, but Jim Bradford had decided that he, Daniel, and Yolanda were not going to risk it. A blizzard had been predicted, and Jim was playing it safe. But Daniel was angry. He wanted to go on the retreat. And he let Jim know about it. Why was Jim being so unreasonable? Finally, Jim gave in. They loaded the Camaro and started out. Then the blizzard hit. Did they make it? Find out in Blizzard! number 6 in the Bradford Family Adventures series. Find out about a flat tire, Jim’s injury, Daniel’s bravery, and answers to prayer. Read this exciting book!

Some secrets are fun—but some aren’t. Marty Martin was a tough guy at Daniel Bradford’s school. He was only in the fifth grade, but already, he has a bad reputation. Even the sixth-graders didn’t mess with Marty. Marty’s behavior bothered Daniel. Not just because he was so mean, or because he lied so much. Daniel knew he was hiding something. Some terrible secret he dared not let anyone know. But Daniel learned Marty’s secret. Marty’s father was beating him—and his sister, too. Then Daniel and Jim Bradford had to decide—help Marty, or stay out of it. Would they keep Marty’s secret? Find out in Marty’s Secret, number 5 in the Bradford Family Adventures series.

Car Games are a great way to stay engaged on family road trips. It not only keeps you occupied, but you also have fun learning about the states that are visited. This “U.S. States and Capitals” book is also handy for brushing up for a quiz, quizzing your family, or writing about the places you’ve been and sights you’ve seen. There are 51 pages of fun facts, and 20 lined-blank pages for journaling your fun.

The Fruit of the Spirit Is NOT a Coconut for Kids Prayer JournalThe Fruit of the Spirit is not a fruit at all but something that can grow in you even when you’re small. This special fruit is something that you cannot grow or buy, or even make it on your own no matter how you try! So how does someone get the Fruit of the Spirit? This book teaches godly character and Christ-like attitudes. It will teach everyone how the Holy Spirit moves in our hearts and how His fruit grows in our everyday lives. The Fruit of the Spirit is NOT a Coconut for Kids Prayer Journal, by BJ Jenkins, is a companion to the Curriculum. The children are encouraged to Journal during each lesson and record what they hear the Lord saying to them. Each lesson has a memory verse, important things to remember, a place to draw pictures, and plenty of room to journal their thoughts. At the end of each chapter, there is a prayer or exercise for the children that will help re-enforce each subject.

CURRICULUMThe Fruit of the Spirit is not a fruit at all, but something that can grow in you even when you’re small. This special fruit is something that you cannot grow or buy, or even make it on your own no matter how you try! So how does someone get the Fruit of the Spirit? This book teaches godly character and Christ-like attitudes. It will teach everyone how the Holy Spirit moves in our hearts and how His fruit grows in everyday life. The Fruit of the Spirit is NOT a Coconut for Kids Curriculum, by BJ Jenkins, is a teaching guide for children and adults. This study takes the deep things of God and makes them simple so even a child can understand. These 10 lesson plans do not require any preparation and can be read straight from the manual. Each lesson has specific activities to help each student memorize and practice the topic of each lesson. This guide also uses a special teacher, “Miss Molly” to introduce each subject while she encourages the children to open their understanding hearts to receive a word from the Lord. The students will also be encouraged to use their Journals to write and draw what the Lord is saying to them through each lesson. The Fruit of the Spirit is NOT a Coconut for Kids teaches the wonderful things God has waiting for those who truly trust and Him and believe His Word. These lessons will teach; Who the Holy Spirit is and what they must do in order to receive Him. It will also teach them how to pray to the Holy Spirit, how to hear His voice, and the importance of finding a secret place to meet with Him everyday. They will also learn about each of the 9 fruits of the Spirit, how each fruit grows, and the secret to keeping them continually growing throughout their life.

Something special has happened to Tara Chadwick, and she knows her life will never be the same again. She longs to tell someone about it, but her mother is busy and angrier than ever at Tara’s dad for the divorce. On the day her life seems most miserable, Tara’s softball team, the Pandas, must play a key game in deciding whether they’ll go to the city championships. Her newfound faith gets a workout both at home and on the mound, and Tara makes an exciting discovery about her coach that just may be an answer to prayer.

When you’re a good sport because your family is watching, that’s reputation. When you’re a good sport because it’s right, that’s character! Daniel Bradford was an excellent cyclist. In only three weeks he had gone from novice to class A race. Three weeks after that, he was proving he was among the best of racers. But some of the best racers weren’t happy about that. They threatened Daniel, trying to make him afraid to do his best. But Daniel would do his best—and deal with them later. The question was this: how would he deal with them? Would they make him lose his temper? Would he be as bad a sport as they? Would he be able to do the right thing when he was confronted—even if his family couldn’t see? Not even Daniel knew all those answers. But you can find out in Good Sport, Bad Sport, number 8 in the Bradford Family Adventures series.

“I want her back!” Yolanda had been in a children’s home when Daniel first met her. She had been placed there by her aunt, who was not able to provide for her. The Bradfords adopted her, and she became a part of their family. In this adventure, Yolanda’s aunt wants her back. Circumstances have changed for the aunt, and she is able to provide for Yolanda now. How do the Bradfords react to this? What do they do about it? Do they get to keep Yolanda, or does the aunt get her back? Read the book to find out!