Anna Banana

Three short stories follow Anna through the kind of childhood friction that sticks: a neighbor who mocks your nickname and mistreats your doll, a scary night that tests your trust in God, a moment of learning to count your blessings. Nancy Gorrell keeps the scenarios relatable and the Christian lessons clear — forgiveness, trust, gratitude — without swamping the narrative. The book is explicitly faith-centered from start to finish, making it a natural fit for Christian homeschool and church readers and a poor match for secular households. Outside Christian retail, critical coverage is minimal. Within its intended audience, it's a likable early chapter book with a consistent moral thread.