Freedom Express Books in Order
Freedom Express is a series of 5 books written by Janice Thompson.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Freedom Express books in publication order
5 books
Lou-Belle Learns a Lesson
by Janice Thompson
2012
With the Civil War underway, Lou-Belle faces sadness and upheaval on her family's plantation. Her friendship with Mariah is tested, and both girls must draw on their faith as they confront the hardships changing their lives.
Lou-Belle, a Southern Belle
by Janice Thompson
2012
Lou-Belle's Christian faith encourages her to befriend Mariah, an enslaved girl on her father's plantation. Knowing he would disapprove, she must decide how to live out that faith while protecting a friendship that crosses the boundaries around them.
Mariah to the Rescue
by Janice Thompson
2012
Mariah comes to Lou-Belle's aid when her friend needs her most. A fire at Lou-Belle's home creates further upheaval, testing both girls' faith and friendship as they seek help amid the changes on the plantation.
Mariah's Message
by Janice Thompson
2012
Ten-year-old Mariah, the daughter of an enslaved woman, befriends plantation owner's daughter Lou-Belle. Their adventures in Mississippi explore the obstacles surrounding that friendship and present Christian lessons as the girls learn to care for one another.
Mariah's Road to Freedom
by Janice Thompson
2012
The Emancipation Proclamation brings Mariah and her family the prospect of a different future. But its meaning raises difficult questions about leaving the plantation and whether her friendship with Lou-Belle can endure the changes ahead.
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