In Grandfather's Barn (Originally 10.95) A novel laden with humor, In Grandfather's Barn, is about a young boy named William growing up in Green Valley, MN, during the 1920s, who learns what it really means to live an upstanding life with compassion for others.

Stories of Baha'u'llah Average Rating: 

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144 touching vignettes describe Baha'u'llah's time in Iran, Baghdad, Constantinople, Adrianople, Akka and Bahji.

Zanjan Average Rating: 

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Zanjan (A Graphic Novel) is a rich fictional work that is based on actual events from one of the many dramatic episodes surrounding the emergence of the Baha'i Faith in mid-nineteenth century Persia. In this story, Navid has been trained from an early age to join the elite, but everything he learns only leads him to more questions. Zanjan is written by Aaron Emmel and illustrated by C. Aaron Kreader.

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Wave Watcher Average Rating: 

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Wave Watcher is a story about what it means to be an everyday hero, and what it means to be human. Twelve-year old Ray can't sleep. His thoughts keep him awake--especially tonight, exactly one year after the terrible devastating event that changed his life forever. The gifted young writer's pen has been silent since then, stilled by shock. Tonight Ray will break the silence. He will begin to write again. In looking back on his life, he will come to see how a broken-down house, a brother with only one lung, his father's novel, a whisper in a cave, and a man-eating Chihuahua all play a part in the patterns in his life.

Ali's Dream Average Rating: 

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A stirring work of young historical fiction revolving around the life of an eleven-year-old boy with a mysterious dream that inspires him to investigate his heritage and spiritual destiny.

Scribe's Promise Average Rating: 

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Kapriel, a scribe living in the city of Shíráz, is a Christian Armenian, and his best friend, Rahma, is a Muslim farmer who lives next door. When Rahma hears of the Báb’s message of love, unity, and equality he asks Kapriel to promise that he will accompany him on a pilgrimage to see the Báb. The ensuing journey tests both men to their limits and transforms them both physically and spiritually.

Discovering the Moon

Discovering the Moon is the story of a soon-to-be fifteen-year-old girl as she explores what it means to be in charge of her own spiritual destiny by having deep spiritual conversations with her loving family members. Author Jacqueline Mehrabi invites readers into Fern’s world to ponder deep questions about what it means to grow up and grapple with one’s spiritual existence.

Discovering the Sun

Fern has grown up on the remote Orkney Islands of northern Scotland, and is preparing to leave home for the first time to attend boarding school. Faced with the prospect of being away from the familiarity of her loving family, she is apprehensive about what lies ahead. As a member of the Bahá’í Faith who recently turned fifteen, Fern is also preparing to take part in her first nineteen-day Bahá’í Fast.

Concerned, at first, that she will be an outsider because of her Faith, Fern soon makes friends with a number of classmates and discovers that she is not the only one who comes from a slightly different background.

Spirit Within Club Average Rating: 

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Spirit Within Club

By Sahar Sabati

When ten-year-old friends set up an after-school club so they can hang out together more often, they don't expect to be able to solve their problems at school. But when they tap into the spirit within them, they and their friends discover that they have the power to make the world a better place.

Healing Hasan’s Heart

A coming-of-age story that finds thirteen-year-old Hasan dealing with a tragic event and exploring his own identity and place in the world.

Herald and His Heroes Average Rating: 

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The Herald and His Heroes: Stories about the Báb is the story of the great religious drama that unfolded in the middle of the 19th century in Iran. The Báb and His followers were relentlessly persecuted by clergy and government. Many thousands gave their lives so that the new teachings could reach the peoples of the world. This fascinating and inspiring history is written in an easy-to-read format, accessible for youth and adults.

Hands of the Cause of God Average Rating: 

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A brief history of Hands of the Cause of God: Amelia Collins, Dorothy Baker, and Tarazu'llah Samandari.