By George MacDonald Hardcover, 432 Pages 7th Grade Literature View Sample Description Among the millions of books produced in this world, there are to be found some v...
By John Hall Hardcover. 136 Pages View Sample Description Originally published in 1832 by the American Sunday School Union, this is a short biography of one of the most imp...
By Patricia St. John. Original and Unabridged Paperback. 176 Pages View Sample Description When Hamid finds out that his little blind sister Kinza is to be sold to a beggar...
By Mary Mapes Dodge Hardcover, 344 Pages 7th Grade Literature View Sample Description “This is My commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you. Greater ...
By Patricia St. John Paperback. Original and Unabridged Description Lucien's teasing of Dani leads to an accident with far'“reaching consequences. Annette is intent on...
By Elizabeth Prentiss 1 Volume 7th Grade Literature View Sample Description First published in 1869, Elizabeth Prentiss’ Stepping Heavenward has become an enduring cl...
Classic Captivity Stories from the American Colonial Period By Mary Rowlandson, John Williams, and John Gyles 1 Volume 9th Grade Literature View Sample Description He...
A Novel Set in AD 70 By Florence M. Kingsley 1 Volume 7th Grade Literature View Sample Description Set in the 1st century AD, The Cross Triumphant provides a fictiona...
By Various Authors 5 Hardcovers Description The 20th-century marked a time when most institutions in the Western world were de-Christianized. A recognition of God, the fear of G...
By Various Authors 18 Hardcovers Description The 20th-century marked a time when most institutions in the Western world were de-Christianized. A recognition of God, the fear o...
By G.A. Henty Audiobook. 8 hours, 14 Minutes Listen to Sample Description The Danes have invaded Great Britain. Kingdom after kingdom has fallen to sword and plunder. Wh...
By Mary Ropes Audiobook. 2 Hours, 21 Minutes Listen to Sample Description Mary Jones' family could not afford their own Bible. For years, Mary walked two miles to the home...
