What a Charlatan’s Boy Teaches the Truth About Who You Are. Some stories entertain us for a season. Others stay with us because they quietly tell the truth about being human.

Meredith Davis shares the superpower behind her Amazing Adventures of Noah Minor series in this wildly fun and deeply meaningful conversation. Meredith Davis' book is the kind of story that makes kids laugh, gasp, and turn pages quickly, while also nudging them toward courage, character, and compassion.

Kathryn Butler—trauma surgeon turned writer, homeschooling mom, and author of the beloved Dream Keeper Saga—to talk about her newest middle‑grade project, The Lamplight Series.

A conversation with Jen Weaver & Gayle Veitenheimer about their books that help your kids walk with God in the everyday moments of life.

A Happy Trails conversation with Kathryn O'Neill about Horses, Hope, and writing devotions for middle-grade readers.

Kiera Meuller delivers a Hilarious, Heartwarming City‑Meets‑Country Adventure Perfect for Middle Grade Readers Book Review: High Heels and Hay Bales by Keira Mueller (this post does contain an affiliate link to support the podcast) High Heels and Hay Bales is a sparkling, laugh-out-loud middle-grade romp that blends fashion, farming, and family into a story as sweet as summer lemonade and as delightfully chaotic as a barnyard full of toddlers. Keira Mueller delivers a tale th

Theresa Villarreal sits down with BookWorthy to discuss the need for stories that speak truth, like her Adventures in Oculus, and what she is doing to influence the publishing industry.

Join Valerie Fentress and award-winning author Jinny L. Cote as they explore the inspiring stories behind America's founding, biblical principles in history, and how to engage children with faith-based historical storytelling. Discover how Ginny's revolutionary series brings history to life through faith, research, and storytelling to inspire the next generation.

Jeff Maxim shares the scoop about his award-winning Middle-Grade mysterious adventure, Smoke and Mirrors

Penny Reeve's Tania Adventure series asks a big question about generosity in Camp Max on this week's BookWorthy Podcast.

Parable Port: Where Stories and Faith Come Alive! With Shaun Stevenson and Brock Eastman

Bonnie Swinehart shares the antics and joy in her 3-book Middle Grade Benjy Series with BookWorthy.

Nell is a former elementary school librarian and the daughter of both a World War II paratrooper and a real-life Rosie the Riveter. So when her love of books meets her love of history, you mix it all up with a heart for adventure. Her middle-grade series Heroes on the Home Front Mysteries for ages eight to 12 was born.

A treasure hunt in your own town is the beginning of adventure in Abbi Lee's middle-grade adventure.

The Tree Street Kids and Amanda Cleary Eastep are braving the wilds of North Carolina in book 5 of the Tree Street Kids Series

Join Valerie Fentres as she introduces you to 20 or more books, board books to YA, for you to consider for the future book lovers in your family this holiday season.

Heather Holleman shares with BookWorthy about her 3rd book in her middle-grade Elita Brown Series, The Elite Seat.

we are talking with middle grade author and illustrator, Rob Baddorf. Rob worked many years as a creative director at a publishing company, and then he started his own, where he has published over 80 titles, including a Christian space adventure, Kimberly the cat series, a Christian fantasy chapter book, and recently the animal shelter detective agency series.

Amanda Trumpower tells us more about her Collar Case universe and being a writer for Jesus lovers who dig dragons, detectives, and droids. Don't forget to join in the 2nd Annual Holiday Book Drive with Storyteller's Shelf Podcast. Find out how you can help give the gift of reading to Title 1 Schools in Houston, Texas, here . This transcript has been lightly edited for clarity but reflects the full conversation from the BookWorthy Podcast. Grab a cup of coffee, listen, and rea

A middle-grade sister story in the Author Conservatory Showcase is the first step on Hannah Fouts' author journey. This transcript has been lightly edited for clarity but reflects the full conversation from the BookWorthy Podcast. Grab a cup of coffee, listen, and read along. This post does contain affiliate links. Thanks for your support. Valerie - Welcome to Bookworthy. Today we're talking with author and writing instructor Hannah Fouts about her contribution, The Sisters o