A collection of stories of life in the late nineteenth century, many reflecting the Christian faith of the author's family, including tales of a homemade anti-wrinkle concoction, a visit that proves money can't buy happiness, and a hard lesson in remembering to put things away.

Continues the adventures of Mabel, now sixteen, as she leaves home to go to the academy in town, where she stays with relatives and enjoys being grown up.

Fresh out of school herself, eighteen-year-old Mabel takes a teaching job in a farming community similar to the one where she grew up.

Mabel finds life as a minister's wife in a small Michigan farming community brings many joys as well as many tribulations.

Still content with her life as a minister's wife in a small Michigan farming community, Mabel observes with great interest the busy lives of family and friends.

Six-year-old Mabel learns the value of prayer in one's life when the annual county fair comes to town.

A collection of tales told by a grandmother about her childhood on a Michigan farm in the 1890's.

The Art of Deception is book # 2 in the Secrets of Grandma’s Attic fiction series. At a St. Louis flea market, sisters Amy Allen and Tracy Doyle and their cousin Robin Davisson discover an unexpected treasure at one of the booths: a rolled-up oil painting from the 1930s that once hung over Grandma Pearl’s fireplace. They have not seen the marvelous portrait of the young woman in a green velvet dress for years and wonder how it ended up there,...

Amy Allen has her hands full when there’s a family wedding in town, especially when she ends up with unexpected house guests. As she and her sister, Tracy, prepare for the gatherings that lead up to the big day, Selene Stanton arrives, asking about an Egyptian cat statue that her adventure loving ancestor gave to Grandma Pearl many years ago. She is desperate to send the statue back to Egypt to stop the bad luck she believes has been plaguing her...