Books published by publisher Victory Press

Peace Comes To Ajani 2A new school year begins and Ajani and Sonny find themselves in the middle of cultural misunderstandings. A new group of immigrants move into the city of Cunningham from the Dominican Republic. Language barriers and cultural differences cause a huge problem between them and the African American students in town. Meanwhile Sonny’s father is enraged because a Japanese businessman is trying to open a restaurant nearby. But the Japanese businessman’s family history is tied into the Kims’ and there is bad blood between them. Ajani and Sonny find themselves racing around the city trying to keep Cunningham from exploding into cultural chaos!

The Little Girl Who Wanted To Fly takes readers of all ages on a journey from dream to reality. This 20th Anniversary Commemorative book based on actual events retells in simplicity the true life story of Victoria 'Vicki' Van Meter, a little girl who through focus and persistence makes her dreams come true. Written by her mother, and illustrated with pictures of real-life events, the book blends the themes of determination and courage and weaves them into a delightfully inspirational and motivational true tale of triumph for young and old alike.

Based on a true story . . . Until World War II came along, fourteen-year-old Helen Marshall's biggest problem had been her height. Few men in Hayden's Valley, Illinois are as tall as Helen. But when Helen's mother is hurt and can't work and her favorite cousin ships off to fight, Helen must find a way to support both her family and her country. Along with her best friend, Janie, she takes a summer job at a war factory and discovers that not everyone welcomes her enthusiasm. Determined to prove she can handle her new responsibilities, Helen must confront a lazy boss, two older women who try to slow down her work, and townspeople who gang up on one of their own. But when she answers the eerie cries of her mysterious German neighbor, Mrs. Osthoff, Helen learns the true sacrifice of war. And when she keeps a secret for a friend, she realizes that grown-up decisions sometimes have life-or-death consequences.

"Sit and Sing" teaches children the importance of stay in one place if they become lost or separated from their care givers. "Sit and Sing" shows children to sit down where they are and sing their favorite song. This concept keeps the child in one location making finding them easier than if they were wondering around also looking for their care giver.