One of the greatest challenges—and opportunities—in Christian children’s literature is helping young readers understand profound biblical truths in ways that are memorable, engaging, and age-appropriate. Gracey Shula’s The King’s Parade: A Miss Lovey-Bird Story does exactly that, inviting children into a whimsical … Continue reading →
Every story begins as a seed. For many Christian children’s authors, that seed is planted during a quiet moment with the Lord—a devotion that turns into a story idea, a lesson learned while raising children, or a spark of imagination … Continue reading →
Whether we write them down as resolutions or focus on a word or verse of the year, we all have goals and dreams we wonder if 2026 will be the year to… (you fill in the blank). Have you ever … Continue reading →
Natalie Andrus, a new Christian children’s author, has just released her first book in time for the Christmas holiday. In her book, Natelf, a young girl, an elf, and a special doll that transforms into different countries share in a … Continue reading →
Are you a writer? Then get ready for a life of rejection. I don’t mean to sound discouraging, but rejection is a big part of the writing life. Believe me, I know from experience! A rejection letter comes from a … Continue reading →
