CHAPTER 20
Why do you think that Daisy and Simon were so afraid of the train? If you had never seen one before, how would you have reacted?
Where are they going on the train? Have you ever been there? Why do you think they are going there?
Jesus has been the One the children have constantly looked to. How did they trust Him in this chapter? How can you trust Him in your life?
Here is a white man leading black children through busy streets during a time when white people did not associate with black people. Why do you think he would do something like that? Do you treat people better than you treat yourself, even if others make fun of you?
CHAPTER 21
What did Daisy do to make herself easy to be found? Have you ever been lost in a crowd? What did you do to be found?
What do you think it means to be a “free slave”?
How did Mama show that she trusted in God? Have you trusted God with anything that seems impossible in your life?
Home can mean a lot of things to people. What does it mean to Daisy? What does it mean to you?
Also by Bertha Schwartz
KELLY’S SEARCH FOR FAMILY
IT’S 1880 AND KELLY LIVES alone with her Papa, a lighthouse-keeper in Massachusetts. She longs to know more about her Mama, and Papa has finally promised to tell her the truth on her fourteenth birthday. Before Kelly can learn much though, dangerous men—the notorious Blackburn Brothers—arrive unannounced and take Papa away. Kelly is left alone and responsible for the lighthouse.
Granny, a former slave and family friend, learns of Kelly’s plight and decides to help find the answers to her questions. Mysterious letters, snow storms, and violence threaten Kelly’s safe haven as new friends help unearth old secrets in Kelly’s lighthouse home. How can she bring her Papa back? Who is her true family?
SARAH’S SEARCH FOR TREASURE
IT’S 1849 AND WHEN SARAH’S Papa and brother strike out for gold, she is stuck at home to help take care of the family and farm. This task quickly turns dangerous as the Gold Rush rises in frenzy around them. Neighbors abandon their livestock and the family must fend off half-started miners ready to steal everything they have. Sarah decides to turn her circumstances into a business—feeding the miners in exchange for gold and labor.
Sarah’s ingenuity and leadership are tested as she faces thieves, mysteries, and violent miners. Trouble closes in on all sides, and Sarah must make tough decisions on her own. Soon Sarah learns that true treasure is not always gold, and that the greatest adventures can happen without even leaving home.
and coming soon!
JEREMY’S SEARCH FOR FRIENDSHIP
JESSICA’S BLIND SEARCH
JUAN’S SEARCH FOR HAPPINESS
RYAN’S SEARCH FOR JUSTICE
LESLIE’S SEARCH FOR PEACE
KATIE’S SEARCH FOR A NEW HOME
BILLY JOE’S SEARCH FOR KNOWLEDGE
AND ROGER’S SEARCH FOR A PA
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