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Achebe, Chinua Things Fall Apart Austen, Jane Emma Mansfield Park Persuasion Pride and Prejudice* Sense and Sensibility Batson, Wayne Thomas The Door Within trilogy Bernanos, Georges Diary of a County Priest Bradbury, Ray The Martian Chronicles Farhenheit 451 Bronte, Charlotte Jane Eyre Buchan, John Witchwood (Some may find Witchwood theologically distressing in its portrayal of Scottish Presbyterianism run amok) Cabot, Meg Princess Diaries series Card, Orson Scott Ender's Game Carlson, Melody Diary of a Teenage Girl series True Colors series Davis, Bryan Dragons in Our Midst series Dickens, Charles Great Expectations Dumas, Alexander The Count of Monte Cristo The Three Musketeers Endo, Shusako Silence Enger, Leif Peace Like a River Finley, Martha Elsie Dinsmore series Mildred Keith series Fox, Paula The Slave Dancer Gibson, William The Miracle Worker Greene, Graham The Heart of the Matter The Power and the Glory Hancock, Karen Light of Eidon The Shadow Within Henderson, Dee The O'Malley Family series Herriot, James All Creatures Great and Small All Things Bright and Beautiful All Things Wise and Wonderful Every Living Thing The Lord God Made Them All Hickam, Homer The Coalwood Way Rocket Boys Hijuelos, Oscar Empress of the Splendid Season Mr. Ives' Christmas |
James, P.D. Children of Men Johnson, Lois Walfrid. Viking Quest series Karon, Jan The Mitford series* Kingsolver, Barbara The Poisonwood Bible (While brilliantly written and raising important issues for Christians, some readers may be disturbed Kingsolver's portrayal of a missionary's spiritual hubris and self-destruction) Lawhead, Stephen The Pendragon trilogy* Song of Albion series* The Black Rood Grail In the Hall of the Dragon King* The Iron Lance The Mystic Rose Pendragon The Sword and the Flame* The Warlords of Nin* L'Engle, Madeleine An Acceptable Time* Arm of the Starfish* Dragons in the Waters* Meet the Austins Moon by Night* Ring of Endless Light* A Swiftly Tilting Planet* The Young Unicorns A Wind in the Door* A Wrinkle in Time* Lewis, C.S. Narnia Series* Space Trilogy* The Great Divorce* The Pilgrim's Regress* The Screwtape Letters* Till We Have Faces London, Jack Call of the Wild White Fang Marshall, Katherine Christy* Julie* Miller, Calvin Singer series* Montgomery, L.M. Anne of Green Gables series Emily series Morris, Gilbert Seven Sleepers series Paul, Donita K. Dragon Keepers series Potok, Chaim The Chosen My Name Is Asher Lev The Promise (Though Potok was Jewish, his novels present a positive portrayal of people of traditional faith as they negotiate their way through a modern world) Peterson, Katherine Angels and Other Strangers Jacob Have I Loved* Parzival Preacher's Boy Rebels of the Heavenly Kingdom Robinson, Marilynne Gilead Sebestyen, Ouida Words by Heart |
Siegel, Robert Alpha Centauri Speare, Elizabeth George The Bronze Bow The Sign of the Beaver The Witch of Blackbird Pond Smith, Cordwainer Norstrilia* (Smith is the pseudonym for Paul M. A. Linebarger, a devout Christian science fiction writer during the middle of the 20th century) Stevenson, Robert Lewis Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Treasure Island Stowe, Harriet Beecher Uncle Tom's Cabin Taylor, Mildred Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry Ten Boom, Corrie The Hiding Place Thoene, Bodie Zion Chronicles series* Zion Covenant series* Tolkein, J.R.R. The Fellowship of the Ring* The Return of the King* The Silmarillion The Two Towers* Twain, Mark Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Adventures of Tom Sawyer Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court Life on the Mississippi The Prince and the Pauper Voigt, Cynthia The Tillerman Series Elske Jackaroo On Fortune's Wheel A Solitary Blue The Wings of a Falcon Wangerin, Walter The Book of God The Book of the Dun Cow* The Book of Sorrows* The Crying for a Vision The Orphean Passages Paul: a novel* Saint Julian* Webster, Jane Daddy Long Legs* White, John Archives of Anthropos series* Williams, Charles All Hallow's Eve Descent into Hell* The Greater Trumps* Many Dimensions Place of the Lion* Shadows of Ecstacy War in Heaven* (A Christian and colleague of Tolkien and Lewis, Williams' novels have been described as "metayphysical thrillers" with peculiar supernatural occurences and some occult aspects) |