New in Bradley Booth's Bible adventure stories for kids is Adventures in Galilee. This is the only book in the series that takes place in the New Testament. You'll follow Tabitha (Jairus's daughter) and Joel (the lad with 5 barley loaves and 2 fishes) as they wonder who Jesus really is, and ultimately decide that they will follow Him, no matter what the cost.

Another hilarious book in the Misadventures of Peter Paul Pappenfuss series. Peter Paul Pappenfuss could hardly wait to go to the Pathfinder Camporee. What fun he would have! Or so he thought.

The first Seventh-day Adventist ordained minister to go to South America was Frank Westphal, who took up the missionary challenge and moved his wife and children to a faraway land. Through times of danger and times of joy, God cared for the Westphals, true Adventist trailblazers in South America.

When you finish this book, you will know what Seventh-day Adventists believe. More important, you will know that God has a plan for this world—and a plan for you, too.

The girls were so excited to hear that their Aunt, Uncle, and cousins were coming home from the mission field to visit. South America seemed so far away! What would their cousins be like? Once they arrived Aunt Barbara wanted to go shopping and Uncle Henry wanted to drive a car. The four cousins just wanted to hear adventure stories from South America – terrific tales about explorers, liberators, emperors, chieftains, and dictators who lived in the other America.

As they take their daily devotional "hike," primaries will find nature nuggets from every book in the Bible. They'll learn about sea cows, rats, caves, cosmetic lotions, dirt, fast horses, lightening, and egg whites.

When Danny stumbled across a starving fawn in the forest, he insisted that the family take it home to care for it. Ruggy, as the baby deer was named, quickly got stronger and began to tear around the barnyard with the dogs. Whether he was following Danny to school, running from coyotes, or teasing the milk cows, Ruggy always slept on the back porch at night. As the years went by, Danny’s pet grew bigger and soon he was spending more and more time in the woods with his deer friends. Between hungry mountain lions, angry bears, and the fierce winter blizzards, Danny worried for Ruggy. Would he ever come home again?

Jess Cameron’s son, David recuperating from pneumonia, received his parents’ permission to accompany Old Doroteo to the high pastures for the season. “I believe I would be the best thing in the world for the boy,” his father had said. With a little burro named Buhito and a tag-along pet crow named Timbird, David thought the life of a shepherd would be a great adventure. But he didn’t suspect that his seven months on the sheep trail would include getting lost in the desert for two days and losing a dear friend.