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Books published by publisher Xulon Press

  • Dirty Heart Clean Heart

    Casey Watson, Charles D. Fox

    eBook (Xulon Press, Jan. 30, 2013)
    Cody is a nine year old girl who loves God with her whole heart. She has many adventures on the family’s farm and sees God in everything she does. Not everything is perfect- Cody gets into trouble and has the same struggles all other kids do. But when she remembers to rely on God and His word, it changes the whole situation. Join Cody as she learns how to raise a lamb to show at the county fair, and has a hard time when she doesn’t win the grand prize.
  • Huck the Bull Rider

    Deborah K Sammons

    Paperback (Xulon Press, Dec. 28, 2018)
    Huck the Bull Rider is story about a four-year-old boy who falls in love with bull riding. He vows that he will be a "Real Bull Rider," one day. His Nana tells him she will pray that he changes his mind. His Pawpaw thinks it will be more fun to show Huck just how hard bull riding is. This is a fanciful tale about a little boy and his family. Faith is woven throughout the pages. Share in Huck's everyday life adventures as he gets to go to a rodeo and meet his hero.
  • Jack and the Creekside Miracle

    Sandy McClure

    Paperback (Xulon Press, Dec. 21, 2018)
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  • The Ghost of Alloway

    Rosemary Weis

    language (Xulon Press, Nov. 25, 2014)
    Meet Sir James who is off to join George Washington’s army after hiding his family’s treasure. Watch as the returning Revolutionary War soldier transforms into the charming Ghost of Alloway who takes to roaming the countryside. Join in the laughter as he scares the town bully and becomes an invisible guardian to young Willie. Chuckle as the ghost encounters Andrew, a thief, who is determined to get to the treasure ahead of him. Step into the past and enjoy the adventures of The Ghost of Alloway!
  • Oh No! Not a Black Eye!

    Kathleen Dautel

    Hardcover (Xulon Press, July 18, 2019)
    Kate, an excited little 5 year old, wakes up beaming on a special Saturday morning. This is the day she has been waiting for! She is going to be flower girl! she can hardly wait to dress up in her fancy dress and sparkling shoes! Her cousins and sister are all together in her house playing games and having fun. It's raining outside, so they decide to play "Hide and God Seek" inside! Dad says it's okay, but warns them not to run in the house. Does Kate listen to her dad? Find out what happens on Kate's special day.
  • Sunshine and Butterflies

    Janice L Young

    Hardcover (Xulon Press, April 22, 2020)
    Sunshine loves being a lamb. She lives in a beautiful green valley, has fun wooly friends, and best of all, her shepherd is Jesus! There is so much to do in the delightful pastures where the lambs roam and play, and as long as they stay near Jesus, their guide and Good Shepherd, they are always sure to be safe. Sunshine's taste for adventure and excitement often causes her to be easily distracted, especially when Jesus is teaching His lambs about obeying Him. One day, led by her natural curiosity, Sunshine wanders away from the valley while chasing butterflies, and soon finds herself lost in the dark, dangerous woods that Jesus warned her and the other lambs not to go near. What dangers await Sunshine in the mysterious woods? Can Jesus find her and bring her back to the safety of the valley? Join Sunshine on her journey as she discovers the importance of obedience, the wonder of Jesus' love, and the bigness of God's grace that saves us when we least deserve His forgiveness.
  • When Santa Claus Prayed

    Gary Henry, Deanna Henry

    eBook (Xulon Press, Sept. 16, 2013)
    “Dad, you’re wrong about Santa Claus! I can’t sit on baby Jesus’s lap or even see him! I can’t send letters to Jesus! Santa Claus is the star of Christmas. He should be in the middle of our front yard!”Sammy is upset. He doesn’t understand why his father makes Jesus the center of the Christmas decorations each year when Santa is the main focus everywhere else. Santa is just plain better! He’s the one that brings the gifts, has the cool reindeer and makes everyone happy… or is he? Sammy is in for the surprise of his life when he finally meets Santa and learns what Santa really thinks about Christmas. When Santa Claus Prayed is a book that will really stay with you, whether you are young or old. See how we can celebrate both—Jesus in our hearts and Santa in our lives. This is a great book about the warm-hearted, but occasionally tense times that can take place at the end of each year. The memories we have and the ones we create will stay with us always; this book will be a great part of that. With this endearing short story, Gary Henry shows us we can celebrate the season just as much as the reason.
  • Asher's Adventures, First Day of Kindergarten

    Stefanie Cargin

    Paperback (Xulon Press, July 8, 2020)
    Meet Asher, a curious five year old boy who is about to start a new adventure. He spends his day at home learning his letters, numbers, and other fun subjects. Join Asher as he and his mom begin their homeschool journey! Stefanie was born, raised, and continues to reside in Northwest Iowa. Stefanie had a desire to be an educator since the first grade. She went on to earn her bachelor's degree in elementary education with endorsements in special education and reading, from Northwestern College. Stefanie spent a few years teaching in the public school system and now homeschools her four children. Along with writing children's books, Stefanie and her husband Luke, have a YouTube channel focused on assisting parents on their homeschool journey.
  • Shaddai's Shed

    Cindy Tesar

    Paperback (Xulon Press, July 26, 2020)
    Joey Finnigan is a daydreaming 5th grader whose attention would rather follow the squirrels outside the classroom window than listen to another lesson. One night he has a dream that will change the entire course of his life. He becomes engaged in his class science project when he learns that he can choose his topic of How Foods Affect Our Dreams. He discovers the pathway to a secret retreat and meets the Ancient One who gently discloses pearls of wisdom. Meanwhile, his town and family encounter turmoil as someone or something begins to sabotage them at every turn. Joey experiences a recurring dream that is key to exposing the enemy. Once you learn how to hear the voice of the Ancient One, you may wake-up while others sleep. Shaddai's Shed is nearer to all of us than one might think. Just ask Joey. Inspirational writer, Cindy Tesar, entertains children of all ages. For over 40 years, she has developed curriculums for Bible studies and short stories, both fiction and non-fiction, in southern California. Her teaching style is engaging, and before long, readers are energized with a fresh nudge from the Holy Spirit. She writes from her home studio overlooking a golf course in Hemet where she dwells happily with her husband Mike.
  • There's Something Fishy in Coronado

    Dick Belkin

    Paperback (Xulon Press, Feb. 13, 2020)
    There's Something Fishy in Coronado follows the training of a team of Grunions, a small, silver fish native to the shores of Coronado, California, as they prepare for the famed Grunion Run. The Run is a yearly event in which thousands of fish voluntarily wiggle onto shore in order to lay their eggs on land, drawing spectators from around the world. However, the event is incredibly strenuous, and just getting there will be no easy feat, so with the help of their coach, Gilbert Grunion, and his friend Tom, a turtle, the team aims to be the best of the best, and make this Grunion Run the best one yet!
  • The Comfort Zone: Growing Up in Appalachia

    Kenneth a Luikart

    Paperback (Xulon Press, Jan. 19, 2017)
    The Comfort Zone: Growing Up in Appalachia by Kenneth A. Luikart is a nonfiction humorous memoir that tells the story of the author's childhood and young adulthood growing up in the Appalachian Mountains. This collection of stories is filled with humor and comedy, from stories of hunting and fishing in wild Appalachia, to tales of building forts and treehouses with brothers and friends. Playful childhood memories and imagination is clear on every page. The Comfort Zone will keep readers rolling on the floor laughing. The stories create a feeling of nostalgia and longing for simpler times of growing up in 1950s and 1960s America. Readers will also be immersed in the landscape and beauty of Appalachia, giving outsiders a picture of life, culture, and nature in the Appalachian Mountains. Autobiography; memoir; nonfiction; humor; hillbilly; redneck; Virginia; Appalachia; Appalachian Mountains; funny memoirs; coming of age.
  • There's Always Room At Our Table

    Jill Farmer, Jarob Bramlett

    Paperback (Xulon Press, July 3, 2020)
    A story young and old can connect with and learn of compassion and Christ-like love. Follow along as Fritz learns what it means to care for others and provide for those who don't always have enough. Read how he learns to open his home and invite others in to share a meal, even when there seems to not be enough room at the table. Learn through the eyes of a child what compassion truly is and what selfless generosity looks like. Author Jill Farmer and Illustrator Jarob Bramlett share what it means to love without limits one meal at a time.