Bradford Family Aventures Books in Order

Eleven-year-old Daniel wants another child his age in the Bradford family. Helping at an orphanage gives him hope that his parents might adopt, turning an ordinary wish for companionship into a question about his family's future.

Nine-year-old Yolanda Bradford faces older children who steal her bus money, but her own curiosity also causes trouble. Interfering with other people's belongings puts her siblings in danger and tests her courage when she tries to stand up for herself.

During a Florida vacation, Daniel overhears a kidnapping plot and joins Yolanda in trying to stop it. Their older brother Jim becomes involved, turning the children's scheme into a dangerous situation that demands unexpected courage from Daniel.

Accused of cheating and convinced that everyone thinks him guilty, Daniel runs away with his friend Yolanda. While the Bradford family searches frantically, the children's attempt to escape trouble becomes a crisis for everyone who cares about them.

Tempers are running short in the Bradford household when ten-year-old Yolanda finds a dog she wants. Having to wait fourteen days before getting it turns her wish into a test of patience amid family tensions.

A blizzard leaves the three Bradford children trapped in their car. Eleven-year-old Daniel must struggle through the snow to find help, while the emergency tests the children's faith and their ability to face danger together.

Daniel's talent for dirt-bike racing quickly attracts attention, but his inexperience annoys the best racers. When they seek revenge, he faces a challenge beyond winning: deciding how to respond to hostility without returning it.

Daniel discovers that Marty, the fifth-grade bully known for cruelty and lies, is hiding abuse at home. Learning that Marty's father beats him and his sister forces Daniel and Jim Bradford to decide how to help.

Official letters raise questions about whether Yolanda's adoption was legal, threatening her place in the Bradford family. Daniel tries to reassure her as uncertainty about the adults' decisions makes their family life suddenly feel fragile.

Daniel's Sunday school teacher is dying, and the boy struggles to face losing someone he loves and admires. His faith becomes central as he searches for a way to help his teacher through the approaching loss.

A beach holiday turns painful when the Bradford family's guests reject Yolanda because of her Mexican background. Teased by the Huber children, she runs away in a rented rowboat, turning prejudice into an urgent family crisis.

During a baseball game at Raider Stadium, Daniel sees his friend Chad being kidnapped. The excitement on the field distracts everyone else, leaving Daniel as the only witness and making his account crucial to helping Chad.