The New Counselor
A new counselor arrives at Kingdom Heights and helps students discover who they truly are — when the world keeps handing them the wrong name.
Fourteen novels. One for each chapter of Hosea. One school learning, seed by seed, that broken things can become beautiful again.
“My grandmother could tell a rotten fruit before it looked rotten — and she taught me to watch for the soft place beneath the beautiful surface.”
Follow student journalist Naomi Rahimi‑Ben‑David and the students of Kingdom Heights Academy through five unforgettable years. Behind a school’s confident surface runs a hidden crack — and one chapter of the prophet Hosea at a time, a divided community is pursued, corrected, and slowly made whole.
Each novel takes one chapter of Hosea and turns its ancient wisdom into a modern coming‑of‑age story teens actually want to read — grounded in Relational Integrity™, adolescent development, and the timeless truth of Scripture.
One book for each chapter of Hosea — each planting a single seed of wisdom for the teen years and beyond. Read Chapter 1 of any book free, or own it for $15.99.
A new counselor arrives at Kingdom Heights and helps students discover who they truly are — when the world keeps handing them the wrong name.
The ache to belong leads students toward cheap substitutes, and toward the difference between being wanted and being truly known.
A costly act of love shows a wounded community what it means to be pursued, redeemed, and bought back.
When no one will name what everyone can see, students learn that silence has a price — and that truth, spoken in love, sets people free.
Chasing the wrong friendships and alliances, students discover why healthy boundaries are an act of love, not rejection.
A school learns that being made right takes more than a polished apology — it takes a genuinely changed heart.
The most dangerous brokenness is the kind no one can see; students learn to tend the hidden cracks before they spread.
Every choice plants a seed. Students face the harvest of what they set in motion — and the grace that meets them there.
When consequences finally come due, a community discovers that honest reckoning is the beginning of real healing.
Every heart serves something. Students confront the question beneath all the others: what — or who — do we truly belong to?
The strongest leaders don’t rule with power — they lead with the patient, restoring love of a father’s heart.
Truth isn’t simply discovered — it’s wrestled for. Students learn to hold on through the long night until the breaking of dawn.
As graduation nears, a school learns that the greatest legacy is not what we achieve, but the lives we help restore.
One year later, a wayward, beloved community flourishes — proof that God doesn’t simply calm the storm; He grows gardens because of it.
Written for the young person in the middle of the storm — and for the parents, teachers, counselors, and pastors sitting up with them.
Literature and character curriculum that pairs a compelling story with Scripture, discussion guides, and reflection workbooks.
Small-group and discipleship material that opens honest conversations about identity, forgiveness, and faith.
Trauma-informed narratives that model emotional regulation, secure attachment, and healthy relationships.
Stories that put character before achievement and give students language for the hardest parts of growing up.
A meaningful gift for teens — and a shared read that sparks the conversations families most want to have.
Fourteen sessions of built-in Grow Deeper questions, Hosea connections, and one seed to plant each week.
Every book is built to do more than entertain — it helps young people grow roots deep enough to endure the storms of adolescence.
Characters model emotional regulation, secure attachment, and healing from real wounds — never shame.
The wisdom of Hosea, carried by a grandmother’s voice, offering identity, forgiveness, and hope in Christ.
A framework for truth, boundaries, repentance, and trust — the skills of healthy relationships.
Each book closes with reflection questions, Hosea connections, and workbooks for families, classrooms, and small groups.
“More than a novel — a trauma‑informed, Christ‑centered series that helps young people cultivate emotional intelligence, resilient faith, secure identity, and healthy relationships.”
Begin the journey through the divided hallways — and watch a garden grow.
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