Rosie Boom

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Heart to Heart with Rosie Boom offers encouragement and Biblical wisdom for the parenting and homeschooling journey. A warm-hearted conversational book for any parent who needs encouragement, practical wisdom and advice on the vital (and sometimes dauntin

My Heart Overflows by New Zealand author Rosie Boom contains 366 daily devotional thoughts. (See the bottom of the page for a few examples) The daily readings reflect the musings and yearnings of a young woman’s heart, whose greatest desire was to live a

Enjoy the heart-warming story as Rosie relates the dramas and adventures, mistakes, fun, laughter and tears of the Boom family as they live in a 90-year-old barn in rural New Zealand.

The Gift of Values is a practical resource for parents to help them develop rich, meaningful family devotions, and to instill all-important values into the lives and hearts of their children.

The Gift of Values is a practical resource for parents to help them develop rich, meaningful family devotions, and to instill all-important values into the lives and hearts of their children.

WINNER OF THE AUSTRALASIAN CALEB BOOK AWARD FOR BEST CHILDREN’S BOOK 2011
As eleven year-old Milly and her family begin their second year of living in the ninety-year-old barn, Milly has never been happier. While Dad and Mum are busy building the new fa

Where Lions Roar at Night is an engaging read-aloud for the whole family. Enjoy the fun, adventures and dramas of a modern day ‘pioneering’ family as they begin home-steading in rural N.Z.

Ten-year-old Milly had always dreamed of living in the country

Where The Crickets Sing - Book 3

WINNER 2021 CHRISTIAN INDIE AWARD CHILDREN’S CATEGORY (8-12 years)

Rose lives in the big city. But one day her life changes forever…

Rose, her twin sister Penny and their brother Peter find themselves swept away into a great adventure, sailing the

WINNER 2014 CHRISTIAN SMALL PUBLISHERS INTERNATIONAL BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARD CHILDREN’S CATEGORY (8-12 years)

As the Boom family begins a fourth year of living in their ninety-three-year-old barn, a terrible drought has Northland in its grip. The land