Reading & Discussion
Books and companion materials for families who want stories that invite thoughtful conversation, character study, and meaningful reflection.
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These resources are organized for quick planning: K.M. Quinn novels, companion guides, and additional author resources for younger and older students.
K.M. Quinn
Literary fiction / faith and discussion
The first Torn Robes novel introduces Gilford, Pastor John, and the students and families whose choices shape a town. Useful for discussion around faith, community, courage, and moral decision-making.
Literary fiction / accountability and growth
The second book deepens the journey through consequence, accountability, and grace. Families can use it to explore character growth, difficult decisions, truth-telling, and spiritual maturity.
Literary fiction / trilogy conclusion
The forthcoming final volume brings Gilford to a spiritual and emotional crossroads. Add it to future reading plans for conversations about transformation, redemption, and the long arc of a character journey.
Companion Guides
A companion resource for guided reading, reflection, and discussion alongside Torn Robes: Choices.
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A companion resource for guided reading, reflection, and discussion alongside Torn Robes: Reckoning.
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Kelly Mitchell Schilling
Children / travel, adventure, and courage
Paulie is a patriotic marmot who dreams of adventure and exploring all 50 states. The story can support conversations about curiosity, family expectations, bravery, and discovering one's calling.
Kelly Mitchell Schilling
Children / travel, courage, and friendship
Paulie's dream trip to Washington DC turns into an unexpected adventure when he gets separated from his family. With help from Sidney, a stray dog who knows the city streets, Paulie learns courage, friendship, and how to keep going when he feels alone.
S.A. Phillips
High school / culture, religion, and philosophy
A post-apocalyptic story about survival, cultural memory, community-building, and storytelling after civilization changes. Useful for older students ready to discuss belief, culture, leadership, and what communities preserve.
S.A. Phillips
High school / discussion and comprehension
A companion workbook for The Land Beyond the River with structured questions for reading comprehension, discussion, and reflection.
S.A. Phillips
Church history / philosophy and faith
A church history resource centered on two major Christian thinkers, suited for learners exploring philosophy, theology, history, and the development of Christian thought.
S.A. Phillips
Church history / guided study
A workbook option for students who benefit from a guided path through Augustine, Jerome, and early church history.