Robin Jones Gunn Books in Order

Billy brings his toy bear to a friend's birthday party. This simple picture book follows the two companions as they share in the celebration, introducing young children to a familiar social outing.

Billy takes his toy bear along to church on Easter Sunday. Young children follow their visit in a simple picture book that brings a familiar companion into a Christian holiday setting.

When Billy feels ill, his mother takes him and his toy bear to the doctor. Their visit introduces young children to a medical examination through the experience of a boy and his comforting companion.

Billy joins his mother on a trip to the grocery store, bringing his toy bear along. This simple picture book follows the companions on an everyday errand familiar to young children.

Billy brings his toy bear when he goes to visit his grandparents. The simple picture book follows a young boy and his familiar companion on a family visit that preschool children can recognize.

Billy takes his toy bear to Sunday school, where he learns about Jesus and the Bible. This short picture book introduces young children to religious learning through a boy and his familiar companion.

This children's book connects celebrating Jesus' birthday with reassurance about his presence. Part of the Jesus Is With Me series, it reminds young readers that Jesus loves, helps, and protects them in everyday life.

Fourteen-year-old Christy leaves Wisconsin for a summer with relatives in Newport Beach. New friends and her feelings for surfer Todd make California exciting, but difficult experiences challenge her ideas about belonging and faith.

Christy's family moves to California, but their inland home is far from the beach friends she hoped to see. At her new school, fitting in with popular girls brings troubling choices and unexpected consequences.

Christy hopes to win a place on the cheerleading squad and attend prom with Todd. Tough competition and her parents' dating rule complicate both plans, testing how she handles disappointment and surprises.

Christy plans a Christmas break filled with beach picnics, skating, and romance. But her hopes for a lasting relationship face complications, and she discovers that careful planning can't make someone promise his heart.

Ross, Jacob, and Adam search for treasure in and around Mrs. Rosey-Posey's house. Their adventure introduces them to the Bible and asks them to think about what makes a treasure truly valuable.

Natalie struggles to understand a choice her parents have made for her. Mrs. Rosey-Posey helps her consider the reasons behind their rules, using a lesson connected to a verse from Second Timothy.

Christy begins her junior year delighted to be dating Rick. His romantic attention seems ideal, but conflict over her parents' rules and her weekend job makes her question what she wants from the relationship.

Christy celebrates her sixteenth birthday on Maui with her family, Todd, and her old friend Paula. When Paula also becomes interested in Todd, jealousy threatens a friendship Christy thought would always stay the same.

A ski trip brings Christy new acquaintances, while tension with a friend and a mysterious package complicate life at home. She must consider where her loyalties lie and what lasting friendship really requires.

Mrs. Rosey-Posey and the neighborhood children find an abandoned baby bird and care for it. Helping the small creature grow strong enough to fly becomes a gentle story about care, responsibility, and God's creation.

Christy imagines camp counseling will bring new friends and possible romance. Instead, uncooperative children and an embarrassing mishap challenge her confidence, forcing her to rethink her expectations as her seventeenth birthday approaches.

With Todd away in Hawaii, Christy finds her friendships increasingly confusing. Rick's interest in Katie strains their honesty, while Doug starts to seem different, leaving Christy unsure how to understand the people closest to her.

Christy joins Doug, Katie, and Tracy on a three-week mission trip to Europe. Tension among the friends and sudden changes to their plans test her willingness to face uncertainty and put others ahead of her comfort.

A houseboat weekend brings Christy closer to Todd, but her friendships are becoming strained. Katie's relationship with Michael and Doug's withdrawal leave Christy trying to support people whose choices she doesn't always understand.

A young child observes the natural world in this illustrated book about God's creation. Rhymes and Bible passages invite children to notice mountains, meadows, and other wonders and connect them with their Christian faith.

Jessica Morgan moves to Glenbrooke, Oregon, determined to leave her past behind. A caring paramedic draws her closer while a jealous colleague threatens her new life, making the secrets she keeps increasingly hard to protect.

Christy enjoys her senior year and growing closeness with Todd, while Katie faces a difficult breakup. Supporting her friends means learning to let them make their own choices, even when those choices threaten Christy's hopes.

Returning from a European mission trip, Sierra must face a new home and high school after her family's move. A chance meeting with Paul in London gives her something hopeful to remember amid all the uncertainty.

Spanish teacher Teri Moreno visits Maui hoping for romance, only to attract three very different men. As a marine biologist, an old crush, and an Australian compete for her attention, she must sort through her feelings.

Sierra volunteers at a homeless shelter and unexpectedly finds Paul working there. Their renewed connection raises her hopes, but her growing friendship with Randy makes it harder to understand what she wants.

Sierra escapes Portland for an Easter visit with Christy and friends in Newport Beach. Her sister Tawni comes too, and jealousy follows, especially when everyone else seems to find romance while Sierra remains on her own.

Recovering from a broken engagement, Lauren Phillips starts exchanging emails with a stranger called K.C. Their correspondence becomes central to her life, but meeting in person means risking the heart she's been trying to protect.

Sierra's search for work, friends, and romance seems to be going nowhere. A weekend spent caring for her grandmother looks like another disappointment, until unexpected developments challenge her assumptions about what her life can become.

Poetry, prose, journal entries, quotations, and photographs explore the bond between mother and child. Gunn's gift book pairs reflections on motherhood with Christian insights, inviting women to recognize the joys within their own experiences.

Flight attendant Shelly Graham returns home carrying regrets about leaving her first love, Jonathan. An unexpected reunion in Germany reveals that he's engaged, forcing her to confront feelings she can no longer dismiss.

Christy invites Sierra on a trip to Europe, where they meet Alex, a Russian Christian student. Conflicting judgments and a brush with danger challenge Sierra to think about loving others without expecting something in return.

Travel agent Alissa starts over in Pasadena, then discovers an irritating stranger is her neighbor, Brad. Repeated encounters and a troubled road trip to Glenbrooke challenge her guarded heart and her distrust of relationships.

Sierra travels to Southern California for Doug and Tracy's wedding, surrounded by friends who seem to have found love. The celebration prompts her to consider her own commitment to chastity and concerns about Amy's choices.

With Paul in Scotland and Randy growing closer, Sierra welcomes a backpacking trip as an escape from confusing feelings. Attention from the boy Amy likes creates more tension, while a sudden snowstorm brings a different test.

Overwhelmed by decisions about friendships and college, Sierra joins a road trip to a Southern California university and an amusement park. When plans begin going wrong, the hoped-for escape becomes another test of her trust.

Sierra Jensen receives a letter and photograph from Paul during a crowded family Thanksgiving. Absorbed in planning the perfect picture to send him, she begins questioning whether her romantic hopes are distracting her from the people nearby.

Back from Switzerland, Sierra Jensen begins senior year uncertain about her friendships. Randy faces a school ultimatum, another friend refuses to speak to her, and Paul's unanswered letters make waiting for clarity increasingly difficult.

Children's book editor Meredith Graham meets movie star Jacob Wilde in Glenbrooke and struggles to make a good impression. When he seeks publication for his own stories, their professional connection gives her another opportunity with him.

Sierra Jensen eagerly prepares for graduation and Paul's visit, hoping her friends will attend college together. Uneven admissions news complicates those plans, while an accident on graduation night makes trusting her future to God more difficult.

Two stories follow Christy Miller and Sierra Jensen on separate summer vacations. Christy reconnects with an old friend in Wisconsin, while Sierra's Montana trip strains a friendship when her companion becomes preoccupied with finding a boyfriend.

Christy Miller records her hopes, prayers and private feelings in this fictional diary. Her move to California, time at school in Switzerland and relationship with Todd provide a personal view of the experiences shaping her faith.

As Sierra Jensen prepares for college and her sister's wedding, she anticipates a reunion with Paul. A painful misunderstanding undermines that hope, leaving her to seek Christy Miller's guidance about their relationship and her next step.

Christy Miller returns from a year abroad to university life with Katie and Todd nearby. When friends' marriage breaks down, she questions her own readiness for lifelong commitment and seeks clarity about her faith and future.

Nineteen-year-old Christy Miller welcomes Todd and Katie to Switzerland for a summer of European travel. Their conflicting expectations create tension, while the approaching end of the trip raises fears about another separation from Todd.

Leah Hudson enjoys a new life in Glenbrooke and attention from newcomer Seth Edwards. An inheritance with conditions complicates their growing friendship, prompting her to question his motives and the assumptions underlying her hopes for love.

Christy and Todd disagree about when to marry and what their shared future should look like. With wedding plans, final exams and conflicting advice piling up, Christy must examine whether she can make a lasting promise.

This illustrated gift book revisits Glenbrooke through reflections, stories, quotations and recipes associated with taking tea. Paintings by Susan Mink Colclough accompany Robin Jones Gunn's writing about hospitality, peaceful moments and the comfort of an imagined community.

Genevieve Ahrens has made her Glenbrooke restaurant a community favorite, but her daughter's marriage brings her estranged husband back into her life. Their conversations force her to consider whether forgiveness can repair the damage between them.

Robin Jones Gunn offers Christian guidance for mothers helping adolescent daughters approach womanhood. Personal stories and suggested traditions explore ways to discuss intimate changes, respond to insecurities and make the transition a source of connection.

Best friends Hope and Laurie finally take their long-delayed Hawaiian vacation to celebrate turning forty. With Hope seven months pregnant, their plans for island adventures bring unexpected adjustments as they contemplate the next stage of their lives.

Quiet mother Sharon leaves familiar Washington behind when longtime friend Penny invites her to Finland to find relatives. Their contrasting temperaments and unfamiliar surroundings turn the journey into a test of friendship and an exploration of faith.

Canadian sisters Melanie and Joanne travel to Mexico to claim an inherited beachfront summerhouse. A cruise and difficult journey across Baja California disrupt their expectations, bringing practical surprises and unresolved differences between the sisters into view.

Abby takes her daughter Hannah to meet the Louisiana grandmother whose stories shaped her childhood. Family tensions and a disappointing encounter challenge Abby's cherished memories, turning the trip into an examination of inherited hurts and forgiveness.

Kathleen accompanies her husband to New Zealand for a film job and struggles with life beyond motherhood. Meeting fellow Californian Jill at a café offers friendship as both women reconsider the parts of themselves they have neglected.

Childhood friends Lisa and Amy reconnect years after an argument separated them. Reviving their old promise to visit Paris, they embark on a trip that tests assumptions about each other and offers room to rebuild their friendship.

Natalie visits Mrs. Rosey Posey after her parents forbid her to see a movie with friends. A treat served on a special plate introduces a story about being set apart for a king's purposes.

Jenna invites her sister-in-law Sue to Venice to help cook for a retreat group in a restored palace. After difficult years, unfamiliar surroundings and shared responsibilities give the friends an opportunity to reconsider their dreams.

Robin Jones Gunn and Cindy Hannan combine Christian devotions, Scripture passages and suggestions for activities with friends. Travel advice, reflective prompts and space for personal responses offer several approaches to renewing prayer and everyday spiritual practice.

Miranda Carson travels to England shortly before Christmas hoping to find the father she never knew. A family's welcome offers the belonging she longs for, but revealing her connection to them could jeopardize their growing bond.

Miranda returns to Carlton Heath for Christmas with boyfriend Ian, hoping an engagement will secure her place there. Illness, withheld family approval and questions about her identity threaten the relationships she has come to cherish.

Mrs. Rosey Posey cares for a baby bird that has fallen from its nest. When she tells the children someone else saw it fall, their questions introduce an exploration of God's care for living creatures.

Children playing pirates receive a treasure map from Mrs. Rosey Posey and set out to follow its clues. Their neighborhood adventure introduces a Christian lesson about the value of God's Word and discovering a different kind of treasure.

A birthday cake story brings Mrs. Rosey Posey and the children into a lesson about apologizing after wrongdoing. The book also explores forgiveness and continuing to care for people who have caused hurt in everyday relationships.

Katie Weldon's senior year becomes complicated by dating Rick, his adventurous roommate Eli and the loss of her car. Starting a fundraiser for African clean water adds another responsibility as she struggles to understand her future.

Katie Weldon accepts a resident assistant position at Rancho Corona University after Christy's wedding. Dormitory conflicts and uncertainty about her relationship with Rick challenge her confidence, sending her to trusted women for support and perspective.

Liz and Kellie travel to England with different hopes: Liz wants to see Big Ben, while Kellie imagines a shared design business. Unexpected detours make their holiday an opportunity to examine friendship and changing ambitions.

With one semester of college remaining, Katie Weldon wants certainty about her future with Rick. Eli's support offers a different possibility, leaving her to question whether commitment to romance should come before clarifying her faith.

An abnormal medical test prompts Summer Finley to visit lifelong pen pal Noelle in the Netherlands. Their first meeting brings sightseeing and shared confidences, while Summer's hidden worry opens a conversation about fear, faith and old wounds.

After losing her job and growing distrustful of her husband, Carissa accepts a retreat on Maui. Island life offers relief, but attraction to another man forces her to confront the uncertainties surrounding her marriage and faith.

Years after her husband's death, Carolyn visits her mother in the Canary Islands for a birthday celebration. An encounter with her former summer love Bryan challenges the narrow life she has built around grief.

Erin Bryce has just launched a wedding planning business when her father's illness draws her to coastal Oregon. Caring for him brings conflict with his second wife and forces Erin to reconsider their strained relationship.

Katie Weldon impulsively joins a mission trip to Kenya, where unfamiliar surroundings deepen her connection with Eli. Questions from her past and uncertainty about his plans complicate her search for a direction they can share.

Robin Jones Gunn combines memories from her life with accounts of biblical women to examine disappointment and faith. She considers how unchosen circumstances and shattered hopes might fit within a Christian understanding of grace and purpose.

Christy and Todd face unexpected pressures after nearly two years of marriage. Her important news meets a disappointing response, while his own problems and relatives' advice leave them struggling to preserve closeness amid changing plans.

Christy and Todd prepare for two weddings, including Katie's celebration in Kenya. A doctor's diagnosis complicates their travel plans, while marriage, family commitments, and hopes for a home place new demands on their life together.

Robin Jones Gunn and Alyssa Joy Bethke explore Christian identity through personal experiences and biblical promises. Their reflections, with questions for discussion, encourage readers to consider what belonging to Christ means for relationships and everyday choices.

Christy's twenty-sixth birthday intensifies her wish for a baby as friends announce pregnancies. Todd raises the possibility of adoption, while a wedding and visiting relatives bring fresh questions about the family they hope to build.

Robin Jones Gunn recounts the process of adapting Finding Father Christmas for television. Her personal account follows script revisions, production decisions, and time on set, showing the challenges of sharing creative control over a familiar story.

After sharing a kiss with Peter at her cousin's wedding, Anna returns to Carlton Heath for Christmas hoping for romance. His uncertain intentions complicate her expectations as she reconnects with the English village and its traditions.

A pregnancy test brings Christy and Todd closer to parenthood, but changing jobs and family plans complicate their preparations. An enthusiastic aunt and a young visitor add to Christy's questions about the mother she will become.

Motherhood brings new demands for Christy, while Katie's visit from Kenya reveals troubles of her own. Vacation plans and a coastal trip create opportunities for old friends to reconnect and face the changes in their lives.

Approaching thirty with two young children, Christy struggles to balance family demands with her own sense of purpose. Todd's three-week trip to Kenya and a developing friendship with Jennalyn bring fresh challenges and support.

Sierra travels to Oahu for a wedding and reconnects with people from her past. An attraction to photographer Jordan grows around a surfing competition, but his professional ambitions complicate her hopes for a lasting relationship.

Short reflections, prayers, and quotations offer Christian encouragement for mothers facing exhaustion, frustration, and everyday responsibilities. Robin Jones Gunn draws on the experiences of motherhood to connect ordinary family moments with faith and hope.

Five young mothers build friendships through regular shared meals. As Christy joins their circle, the women discover that raising children also means finding support for themselves and working through the experiences that shaped their lives.

Jennalyn grieves her mother's death while caring for two young children and feeling distant from her busy husband. Her friendships with the Haven Makers challenge her guardedness and prompt difficult questions about honesty and emotional intimacy.

Robin Jones Gunn offers Christian guidance for mothers preparing daughters for adolescence. Personal stories and practical conversations address physical changes, growing independence, and ways to maintain trust as girls move toward womanhood.

Longtime friends Fern Espinoza and Lily Graden finally travel to Kenya, fulfilling a dream formed during a teenage volunteer trip. Their African adventure brings old burdens into view, challenging them to reconsider the lessons friendship and faith still have to offer.

Reflections, stories, poems and Scripture draw on the ocean’s rhythms to explore faith and everyday hope. Gunn invites readers to lay down burdens and consider how moments beside the sea can renew their attention to God and the possibilities ahead.

Claire and her friend Grace travel through Italy with their book-loving companions, visiting Venice, Florence and Bellagio. New experiences bring difficult memories from Claire’s teenage years into conversation, giving the friends opportunities to deepen their understanding of faith and one another.

Cousins Nora and Allie travel to Scotland after an inheritance connects them with their grandmother’s past. An old diary, delays and personal difficulties complicate their journey through the Highlands as they discover how family history and faith may reshape their choices.