Barbara Jean Hicks Books in Order

Five years have changed Katie Brannigan, but her feelings for Keith Castle have only grown stronger. Their enduring connection gives this romance its central question: whether love can find a place after years apart.

Toni turns to her faith as she tries to move beyond a painful past. Lingering guilt makes it difficult to believe she deserves affection, challenging her efforts to accept healing and welcome love again.

Young monster Bobo fears a human boy is hiding beneath his bed. While his brother mocks him and his grandfather offers advice, Bobo must decide whether to confront the creature he finds so frightening.

Rhyming verses introduce young children to animals, shapes, and patterns in black and white. Bold illustrations invite readers to notice contrasting forms and explore familiar visual details through a simple shared reading experience.

Animals, insects, plants, and people introduce children to a world of color. Rhyming text and lively illustrations connect colors with shapes and patterns, inviting young readers to explore the visual variety around them.

Housecat Walter imagines himself as Fang, a daring pirate, fierce tiger, and superhero. His owners see an ordinary pet, leaving Walter to balance his grand adventures with the less glamorous realities of life at home.

A group of hungry monsters insists broccoli is off the menu, preferring machinery and other unlikely snacks. Their enthusiasm for eating trees starts to undermine that certainty in a playful story about trying unfamiliar foods.