Young Joseph Books in Order

Jealous of their father’s favorite, Joseph’s brothers devise a cruel plan to frighten him by throwing him into a well. Their actions lead to his sale to passing traders, beginning a journey far from the family he knows.

Sold into service in Egypt, Joseph brings order to Potiphar’s chaotic household with help from his imaginative cow companions. But Potiphar’s jealous wife creates trouble, testing his ability to hold onto integrity in an unfair situation.

Joseph lives in Canaan with his father, brothers and a collection of mischievous cows. His dreams and his father’s favoritism stir resentment, while a colorful new robe becomes a reminder of love that should extend to everyone.

Joseph remains forgotten in prison until Pharaoh’s troubling dreams remind a former fellow prisoner of his gift. Summoned to interpret them, Joseph faces an opportunity that could finally change his circumstances and help Egypt prepare for its future.

Unjustly imprisoned in Egypt, Joseph meets a baker and a butler troubled by mysterious dreams. Interpreting their visions offers a chance to help others and perhaps change his own future, though promised assistance may not arrive.

Placed in charge of Egypt’s food supplies, Joseph encounters the brothers who once sold him when famine drives them to seek help. They do not recognize him, leaving him to choose between revenge and generosity toward his fearful family.

Joseph waits in Egypt for his brothers to return with young Benjamin. Their reunion offers the possibility of recognition and reconciliation, but unresolved wounds from the past stand between him and the family he has long missed.