This set includes hardcover copies of each of the following books:

• Wrath of the Dragon King: Dragonwatch, Book 2

• Master of the Phantom Isle: Dragonwatch, Book 3

• Champion of the Titan Games: Dragonwatch, Book 4

• Return of the Dragon Slayers: Dragonwatch, Book 5

Real by Carol Cujec (Author), Peyton Goddard (Author)

Inspired by a true story, Real speaks to all those who've ever felt they didn't belong and reminds readers that all people are worthy of being included.

My name is Charity. I am thirteen years old. Actually, thirteen years plus eighty-seven days. I love sour gummies and pepperoni pizza. That last part no one knows because I have not spoken a sentence since I was born. Each dawning day, I live in terror of my unpredictable body that no one understands.

Charity may have mad math skills and a near-perfect memory, but with a mouth that can't speak and a body that jumps, rocks, and howls unpredictably, most people incorrectly assume she cannot learn. Charity's brain works differently from most people's because of her autism, but she's still funny, determined, and kind. So why do people treat her like a disease or ignore her like she's invisible?

When Charity's parents enroll her in a public junior high school, she faces her greatest fears. Will kids make fun of her? Will her behavior get her kicked out? Will her million thoughts stay locked in her head forever? With the support of teachers and newfound friends, Charity will have to fight to be treated like a real student.

304 pages

The Legend of the Dream Giants by Dustin Hansen

Kirkus Best Middle-Grade Fantasy of 2022

"Lilting writing has the feel of an epic poem, a tale of growing wise and of learning how to both hold on and let go. A moving and evocative must-read." ―Kirkus, Starred Review "The Legend of the Dream Giants is a touching, memorable tale about trust, betrayal, and love." ―Foreword Reviews, Starred Review

An orphaned giant named Berg is hoping to find just one person he can call friend.

For many years, Berg has lived alone; the only reminders of his family are his mother's satchel and his recurring dreams of a white bear who shares a magical sand from a fallen star.

Sometimes, when Berg feels lonely, he will risk entering a village to trade a smooth river rock or a feather for food. He's really searching for kindness and companionship; but with every attempt he makes, people chase him away, thinking he is Ünhold―a giant and a monster.

In his travels, Berg comes upon a city made of iron, where he meets a little girl, Anya. To his amazement and delight, Anya knows about the magical dream-sand, too, and says she wants to be his friend.

The mayor also befriends Berg and enlists him to guard the city from the dangerous Ünhold. But Anya suspects the mayor has other plans for the young giant. Fearing the city isn't safe, she warns Berg to flee. Confused and torn between his two friends, the young giant has to figure out where he can place his trust.

This tender and unique story-within-a-story is a riveting tale of loss, longing, adventure, being yourself, and finding the true meaning of friendship.

The Legend of the Dream Giants is the story of a girl and a big friendly giant.

"For fans of BFG (Big Friendly Giant). Young readers will gain a new perspective on friendship." NYT best-selling author, Jason F. Wright

240 pages

The Orphan Keeper: Adapted for Young Readers by Camron Wright

”A deftly crafted and consistently compelling read from beginning to end.” ―Midwest Book Review

”Fascinating novel paints a detailed picture of India far from the glamour of Bollywood, and takes the reader deep into what it means to lose a family and be transplanted into a new culture.”―Washington Independent Review of Books

”Truly a remarkable story of one young man's journey to discover his past. Camron Wright's fascinating novel is actually based on a true story, which makes it all the more powerful.” ―Portland Book Review

Seven-year-old Chellamuthu’s life―and his destiny―is forever changed when he is kidnapped from his village in Southern India and sold to the Lincoln Home for Homeless Children. His family is desperate to find him, and Chellamuthu anxiously tells the Indian orphanage he is not an orphan, that he has a mother who love him. But he is told not to worry as he will soon be adopted by a loving family in America.

Chellamuthu is suddenly surrounded by a foreign land and a foreign language. He can’t tell people that he already has a family and becomes consumed by a single, impossible question: How do I get home? But after more than a decade, home becomes a much more complicated idea as the Indian boy eventually sheds his past and receives a new name: Taj Khyber Rowland.

It isn’t until Taj meets an Indian family who helps him rediscover his culture and family history that he begins to discover the truth he has all but forgotten. Taj is determined to return to India and begin the quest to find his birth family. But is it too late? Is it possible that his birth mother is still looking for him? And which family does he belong to now?

The Orphan Keeper is a deeply moving and gripping journey about discovering one’s self and the unbreakable family bonds that connect us forever.

288 pages

Praying with the Enemy by Steven T. Collis

320 pages, hardcover

"Mesmerizing story. Collis instantly establishes himself as a literary force in historical fiction. A remarkably fresh voice to wartime inspiration." ―Booklist, starred review

Based on the true story of an American POW during the Korean War and a North Korean soldier who become unlikely allies united in their shared faith in God during a daring escape to freedom.

When pilot Captain Ward Millar is forced to eject over enemy territory in North Korea, the ejection explosion snaps both of his ankles. Unable to walk, he is easily captured by North Korean and Chinese soldiers who interrogate, threaten, and starve him for strategic wartime information. He feeds the enemy false information while plotting his escape. But it's only a matter of time before they discover his lies. He knows it will take a miracle to gain his freedom, but his previous self-reliance on his own capabilities has never included appealing to a higher power. If only he had faith like his wife, Barbara, whose firm belief in God can move mountains.

North Korean soldier Kim Jae Pil was raised to believe in the power of prayer, but, knowing the Communist Party's views on religious groups, Kim and his family must keep their Christian faith secret. He is desperate to escape the army, return to his family, and then flee to South Korea.

With Millar imprisoned and unable to walk, and the North Korean army increasingly suspicious of Kim's actions, it seems impossible that either man will find the freedom they so desperately desire. But when these wartime foes cross paths, they find in each other an unlikely ally. Despite speaking different languages, Millar and Kim find common ground in their fragile faith and must rely on each other to undertake a daring escape.

Praying with the Enemy is a story of courage, determination, unlikely friendship, and enduring faith.

Why We Fought: Inspiring Stories of Resisting Hitler and Defending Freedom by Jerry Borrowman

208 pages, hardcover

Foreword INDIES Book of the Year AwardWinner, 2021

The struggle to combat the Nazis during World War II encompassed front lines far beyond conventional battlefields. In a panoramic and compelling account, author Jerry Borrowman shares seven largely untold stories of people who undertook extraordinary efforts at enormous personal risk to defeat the Third Reich.

Some were ordinary citizens like William Sebold, a German immigrant and US citizen, who could have been a deadly foe, but ultimately chose the Allied cause. Coerced by the Gestapo into becoming a spy in America, he instead approached the FBI, offering to become a double agent.

Among them was famous Hollywood star Marlene Dietrich, who was born in Germany but volunteered to entertain Allied troops in the European Theater of Operations and recorded radio messages designed to demoralize German soldiers.

As the Nazis swept through Europe, citizens around the world faced both an individual and a national complex moral question: How do you respond to tyranny and bloodthirsty madness? These are stories of men and women who would not surrender or compromise. They resisted and fought with total commitment for freedom and democracy.

Standout Saints: Church History Heroes From Around the World by Sierra Wilson (Author), Emily Shay Tueller (Illustrator)

From prophets to pioneers, from songwriters to scientists, Standout Saints: Church History Heroes from Around the World presents the fascinating true stories of twenty women and twenty men from Church history. Each one-page biography describes impressive achievements and shares stories of great faith. Readers will encounter well-known and beloved Saints such as Joseph Smith and Eliza R. Snow along with lesser-known heroes from around the world such as Hu Wei-I, who miraculously translated the Book of Mormon into Chinese, and Mere Mete Whaanga, a prominent Maori woman who helped the Church spread into New Zealand. In addition, Standout Saints includes uplifting quotes, a Church history timeline, and resources for further study.

The courage and faith of these Saints made them stand out from the world, and this educational and inspiring book helps young readers know that they too can stand out.

My Book of Mormon Friends by Alexis Merrill

32 pages, hardcover

The Book of Mormon is full of great examples ordinary people living in extraordinary ways. My Book of Mormon Friends brings these characters and their attributes to life for young kids who are just getting to know their stories and examples. Your children will learn how they can be loyal like Sariah, diligent like Jacob, determined like Sam, strong like Nephi, patient like Alma, and more!

Inspirations and Insight From the Book of Mormon by John W. Welch

440 pages, paperback

Dive deep into the Book of Mormon with Inspirations and Insights from the Book of Mormon, a year-long scripture commentary designed to be referenced alongside the Come, Follow Me curriculum. Featuring weekly study guides that detail key points of doctrine, each entry illuminates corresponding scriptures with inspiring insights and contextual clarifications.

Discover how the words of the ancient prophets can be applied to your life with weekly Takeaway Questions that will encourage personal reflection and spark discussions. Whether studying the scriptures individually or in a family or group setting, this helpful guide will enhance your understanding and appreciation of this sacred book of scripture.

Be It Known by Alyssa Edwards, Dennis L. Largey, Gale Sears, Ganel-Lyn Condie, Hank Smith

120 pages, hardcover

Be it known unto all nations, kindreds, tongues, and people, unto whom this work shall come: That . . . it is marvelous in our eyes. Nevertheless, the voice of the Lord commanded us that we should bear record of it; wherefore, to be obedient unto the commandments of God, we bear testimony of these things (“Testimony of the Three Witnesses,” Book of Mormon).

In every dispensation, the Lord has relied on the testimonies of witnesses to convey the divinity of gospel truths. Such testimonies pave the way for others to gain their own sure foundation in all facets of the gospel, including the Lord’s revelatory books of scripture. In conjunction with the 200th anniversary of the angel Moroni’s first visit to the young Joseph Smith, Be It Known: Witnesses of the Book of Mormon presents the personal experiences of Latter-day Saints whose testimonies serve as a beacon for today’s seekers of truth. From conversion stories to poignant experiences to personal witnesses, discover the multitude of ways the Spirit can testify to your mind and your heart of the truthfulness of the Book of Mormon.