Sandra Byrd Books in Order

Young Starlight spends her days helping her family on the North American plains and her evenings listening to Laughing Bird's stories. Her favorite tale, about a white pony, becomes an allegory of God's love and sacrifice.

A canceled visit leaves Lucy dreading summer on the island, until a letter from 1932 leads her toward a hidden diary and adventure.

Sandra Byrd answers sixty-one questions sent by girls about faith, family, school, and friendship. This interactive devotional uses biblical perspectives to help younger readers consider everyday concerns and what living as a Christian means.

Lucy and Serena secretly shelter an injured stray dog despite household restrictions. When puppies complicate their rescue, they need a more lasting solution.

Lucy hesitates over an island birthday party, then a threatening response to an invitation forces her to choose whether to face her fears.

A diary challenge asks Lucy and Serena to confront their fears. An art fair and another public challenge put their courage to the test.

Camp divides Lucy from her island friends, leaving her torn between competing loyalties. Another camper's secret makes her choices even more difficult.

A tandem bicycle rally leaves Lucy wishing for a sibling to ride beside her. Her longing brings an unexpected question about family and belonging.

Lucy and Serena's latest challenge involves sharing good things in secret. But a chain letter promising luck makes Lucy question what she should pass along and what might happen if she refuses.

An advertising shoot could rescue the Double C Ranch from financial trouble. Lucy's forbidden ride on a stallion threatens the girls' plans to help.

This illustrated guide combines personal-care advice, nutrition and health pointers, natural beauty recipes, and answers to readers' questions. Profiles of real girls connect outward grooming with a broader understanding of inner character and beauty.

This Christian guide addresses the physical and emotional changes girls encounter while growing up. Answers to readers' questions and activities for mothers and daughters encourage discussion as young readers navigate an unfamiliar stage of life.

Sandra Byrd gathers crafts, recipes, party ideas, and activities for mothers and daughters, including contributions from young readers. Alongside practical ways to beat boredom, the book connects creative projects and money-making ideas with spiritual growth and helping others.

Sandra Byrd answers sixty-one questions from preteen readers about faith, family jealousy, changing bodies, spending, and other everyday concerns. True-or-false quizzes introduce each section, while Bible-based responses encourage girls to explore the issues that matter most to them.

Unable to launch her career after college, Lexi Stuart accepts a job at a French bakery. Low pay, skeptical colleagues, romantic uncertainty, and a disastrous order challenge her habit of living to meet everyone else's expectations.

Lexi Stuart leaves the security of home, work, and a possible romance for a culinary adventure in France. Pursuing her dream of becoming a pastry chef means taking a chance on an uncertain new life.

Back from her pastry mentorship, Lexi Stuart must turn a catering bakery into a successful business within months. Marketing troubles and competing romantic possibilities complicate her attempts to build the future she has imagined.

Newly arrived near London, fifteen-year-old Savvy Smith wants a place on her school's newspaper. Without the required experience, she must find a way to persuade its attractive editor that she deserves the remaining position.

Savvy's hopes for a newspaper byline become entangled with an intriguing boy who asks for help with schoolwork. As his circle influences her behavior, she must decide whether her ambitions justify staying close to him.

Asked to cast a potentially decisive vote for the newspaper's next editor, Savvy faces competing promises and personalities. Meanwhile, a seemingly harmless activity threatens the relationships and opportunities she has worked to establish.

Savvy spots an opportunity to write her own newspaper column as she builds a life near London. Choices between friendship, family, and recognition begin to threaten the dream that seemed so close to coming true.

Juliana St. John enters Kateryn Parr's household carrying a dangerous secret: prophetic dreams. As religious conflict threatens Henry VIII's sixth queen, Juliana must protect those she loves without exposing a gift that could condemn her.

Leaving Sweden for England, Elin von Snakenborg rises through marriage to become a close companion of Elizabeth I. Court conspiracies force her to weigh loyalty to the queen against a husband she may not trust.

Returning from India after her family's death, Rebecca Ravenshaw expects to reclaim her Hampshire estate. Instead, she discovers that an impostor has already taken her identity, leaving her inheritance and credibility in doubt.

Trapped at her cousin's home and pressured into a frightening marriage, Annabel Ashton discovers clues suggesting she may be the property's rightful heir. A Maltese captain offers possible help, but his intentions remain uncertain.

After her father's death, costume designer Gillian Young finds clues suggesting the respected policeman lived a secret life. As she seeks evidence of his innocence, her attraction to a viscount becomes complicated by doubts about his motives.

Antiquities evaluator Eleanor Sheffield must decide the fate of a valuable collection while struggling to preserve her family's business. Its potential heir is the man who broke her heart, forcing her to weigh professional duty against renewed affection.

After her grandmother's death, Cassidy faces a threatened inheritance and a request to open an old hope chest with Grace Kim. Its contents reveal the secret behind their grandmothers' lifelong friendship on Whidbey Island.