kristen white

Books
For Elementary Age Kids

It is 1883 and New York City has a problem. Orphanages can’t handle the number of children pouring in off the streets. Farm families out West are willing to adopt them. So the Orphan Train movement is born.
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Ellen Rubin does not want to become Ellen Miller. Her life at the orphanage in New York City isn’t perfect, but she doesn’t want to be sent West on the Orphan Train to be adopted by strangers. When she is, life is even harder than she expects: she is mistreated and falsely accused of a crime. Only a wild horse she named Spirit can prove her innocence—and it is only for her he will run.
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This historical fiction novel, perfect for children ages 6-12, gives kids a taste of 1880s trials and triumphs. It shows them how the integrity of one child can change a city. The back of the book includes teacher helps, like a vocabulary list and interactive project ideas—perfect for a homeschool co-op or private school unit study.
For Young Women

Whether it's catching yourself counting likes on someone else's posts or thinking, "She's way better at that than I am," we all struggle with comparison.
It's hard to make it through the day without looking at friends who seem stronger, prettier, and smarter than us. We joke, "You make me sick," but it's not funny― comparison is infecting our hearts.
"Beyond Compare" is a discipleship book written especially for young women. It will help you see God for who He is and the value He has planted in you. Full of scripture stories and honest conversation, it will teach you to stop walking in shame and find confidence in God's love for you.



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