For Girls Only! Devotions

The One Year Devotions for Active Boys

Together Is Better: Collections 5

Larry at Number 10

Let's Talk About Elements and The Pagan Wheel

The New Would You Rather... Game Book For Kids and Family: Challenging, Fun and Thought-Provoking Questions For a Good Time! Great For Kids And The Whole Family! [kids ages 7-13] (Generation Kidz!)

Bridging Beyond

Death in the Dorm (Choose Your Own Adventure No. 171)

No Girls Allowed Devotions for Boys is the companion devotion to the popular For Girls Only! Devotions (2009). The devotion books follow the same format: a story related to a scripture theme, a game/activity, a list of things to do, and quotes from people and the Bible that reinforce the theme. Each of the 60 devotions is 4 pages long (2 complete spreads) and includes original single-color art that will attract and engage boys ages 8-12. The illustrations are more like cartoons-each has a caption that relates to the theme. Some of the themes addressed include bullying, being a good winner, generosity, church participation, worship, and creation. The devotions use a wide range of examples. The author uses original stories, but he also uses things familiar to boys (G.I. Joe, Transformers, sports figures, superheroes, comics, video games, etc.) to illustrate his point.

Discover Your Child's Next Read

For Girls Only! Devotions

Carolyn Larsen, Leah Sutherland, Ed. Pub. Concepts, 2009

The One Year Devotions for Active Boys

Jesse Florea, Karen Whiting, 2014

Together Is Better: Collections 5

Benson, 2004

Larry at Number 10

Elizabeth C Radcliffe, E.C. Radcliffe, Dave Hill, 2021

Let's Talk About Elements and The Pagan Wheel

Siusaidh Ceanadach, 2013

The New Would You Rather... Game Book For Kids and Family: Challenging, Fun and Thought-Provoking Questions For a Good Time! Great For Kids And The Whole Family! [kids ages 7-13] (Generation Kidz!)

Silly Jack, 2021

Bridging Beyond

Kathleen Duble, Kathleen Benner Duble, 2002

Death in the Dorm (Choose Your Own Adventure No. 171)

R. A. Montgomery, 1996