Books published by publisher Harvey Berrick Publishing

Fifth grader Olivia Thomas has moved to a new school in a new state, and is eager to make friends! Her best friend quickly becomes someone she has never seen: St. Therese of Lisieux. Follow Olivia's trials as she tries to fit in at St. Michael's School. With the help of her grandmother, she learns about the Little Way of serving God and how it can change everything! 2009 Catholic Press Association award winner, children's books.

A funny paranormal surprise by bestselling author Jane Harvey-Berrick* * * * *Scotland Yard is the headquarters of London’s police force: it is feared by criminals and known throughout the world. But it has a secret – a big, dark, nasty secret…Max Darke is a 20 year old DC who keeps a close but tolerant eye on the demons who haunt the metropolis of London. It’s his job to ensure that some of their beastlier habits (blood rituals, human sacrifice, organ harvesting) are kept under control. But when The Brood – a new and horrifying gang of Level 3 Demons – come to town, things are looking very black for Max Darke.And that’s not the worst of it. Even his assistant isn’t entirely trustworthy – or human – because Sophie Judas is a Level 2 demon.Who or what is the Big Evil that is terrifying (and decapitating) the rest of the demon population? Who and what are the Powers That Be – and which side are they on? It’s not the best 21st birthday you could have.One way or another, work is Hell.

Fifth grader Olivia Thomas has moved to a new school in a new state, and is eager to make friends! Her best friend quickly becomes someone she has never seen: St. Therese of Lisieux. Follow Olivia's trials as she tries to fit in at St. Michael's School. With the help of her grandmother, she learns about the Little Way of serving God and how it can change everything! Catholic Press Association award winner, children's books.

School is out for the year and it s time for a fun beach adventure! However, Olivia discovers that sometimes it can be difficult to be a good Catholic when you re in middle school and discovers that she needs God and St. Therese more than ever. In this novel that celebrates modesty and the precious gift of life, Olivia learns that it takes blind faith every day and that God is never far away--even on vacation. A Catholic Press Association award winner (2011).

A standalone story from the WINNER of the Holyer an Gof best children's bookWhen Pip, a small black-and-white dog, finds a Spanish galleon that has been driven aground by wreckers on a remote Cornish coast, the ripples of this event reach far away London, and a Europe savaged by the Wolf of France, Napoleon Bonaparte himself.Pip and her friend the smuggler Harry Carter travel across England with important information for the hero of the hour, Admiral Horatio Lord Nelson. But will they be in time as the storm clouds gather, bringing war to the seas of Europe?At times funny and at times desperately sad, the story uses historical sources to bring this tale of derring-do vividly to life. It is a sequel to Pip of Pengersick – A Smuggler’s Tale.

WINNER of the Holyer An Gof best children's bookAdopted into a family of notorious Cornish smugglers, Pip of Pengersick takes to life on the high seas as she learns the trade of those who sail by a dark moon.Business is going well when a well-dressed stranger sends Pip, a small dog, and her friend, the smuggler Harry Carter, on an urgent mission to London – ordered by the King of England himself.A secret mission takes the intrepid Pip and Harry to France, a country in the grip of revolution. Pip’s Cornish home seems a long way away – will Pip and Harry ever make it back alive without the shadowy figures who seem to dog their every footstep…

A modern day supernatural thriller from the WINNER of the Holyer An Gof best children's bookWhat really happened at Windsor Castle the night the Queen’s favourite corgi was abducted? Who are the mysterious visitors and what do they want?Tartu’s investigation of these strange events uncovers a plot of otherworldly dimensions. Tartu, a small black-and-white dog is accompanied by a motley crew of overfed, overweight and pampered corgis, Pericles the bad-tempered parrot and Toby, gamekeeper’s dog to the Royal Family, Tartu’s quest takes her on a difficult and dangerous journey across the English countryside to a place of ancient power.Her search unwittingly reveals a secret that has been hidden for thousands of years – and an old enemy returns to haunt her.Tartu’s Close Encounter follows on from the events described in Tartu and the Pharaoh’s Curse.

First-place winner, Best Catholic Novel--Catholic Press Association 2014 Book Awards For smart-aleck Josh, being a Christian in the eighth grade is completely irrelevant, especially with the temptations that middle school can bring. For him, life is all about playing video games, getting money, and causing trouble. He doesn't need anybody and he makes his own rules. When his teacher assigns a pen-pal project, Josh meets Pie, a spunky senior citizen with a love of his Catholic faith, Saint John Bosco, and the New York Yankees. But much to Josh's surprise, Pie creates his own project for Josh, and Josh realizes that God has a plan -- even for him. In this inspiring novel that radiates the dignity of the priesthood and the discovery of God's calling for each of us, Josh is shocked to find himself fighting spiritual battles, but often for the wrong side. As the friendship with his new mentor deepens, Josh learns that God has more in store for him than he could have ever imagined. 'A novel that inspires from the start, it's a gripping story of discernment and saying yes to God's marvelous grace.' --Lisa M. Hendey, author and founder of Catholicmom.com

In Olivia and the Little Way, Olivia Thomas was the new girl in school when she felt St. Therese of Lisieux enter her life. Now her relationship with the Little Flower has blossomed into a beautiful friendship as she prepares to follow the Little Way into 7th grade.School is out for the year and it's time for a fun beach adventure. However, Olivia discovers that sometimes it can be difficult to be a good Catholic when you're in middle school -- she discovers that she needs God and St. Therese more than ever.In this beautiful novel that celebrates modesty and the precious gift of life, Olivia learns that it takes blind faith every day -- and that God is never far away, even on vacation. A Catholic Press Association award winner (2011).