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Six Christian Classics for Family Read-Aloud Time
Many children's books from the 1800s were reprinted in the 20th century with their Christian content removed. Generations publishes them with that content restored. This collection gathers six of these stories, true accounts and historical fiction chosen for reading aloud with younger children. Each one points children to Scripture, to Christ, and to faithfulness when it costs something.
What's in the set
The Princess Bellaheld by Julie Sutter (154 pages)
In eighth-century Thuringia, the daughter of an Iona missionary is ordered to marry a pagan ruler. She agrees on the condition that Christians can worship freely, then faces his mother's determination to destroy the young church. Based on a true story.
Mary Jones and Her Bible by Mary Ropes (92 pages)
A poor Welsh girl saves for six years and walks 26 miles barefoot to buy a Bible of her own. Her love for God's Word moved Pastor Thomas Charles to bring the need for Bibles before the Religious Tract Society, an effort that put Scripture into the hands of countless families.
Sunshine Country by Kristina Roy (134 pages)
Palko, an orphan in a Slovak village, finds a Bible, comes to faith in Christ, and begins telling his neighbors about the "sunshine country" of heaven. Based on a true story.
The Dragon and the Raven by G.A. Henty (288 pages)
Alfred the Great and a young Saxon thane named Edmund defend Wessex against the Danish invasion. The longest book in the set, and a good first Henty for children ready for a full-length adventure.
Christie's Old Organ by Mrs. O.F. Walton (128 pages)
An orphan boy and an old organ-grinder keep hearing "Home, Sweet Home" and start asking where home really is. First published in 1874, it presents the gospel in language young children understand.
Little Threads by Elizabeth Prentiss (168 pages)
Tangle Thread is proud and disobedient. Golden Thread is kind and obedient. Children see how differently their lives turn out, and learn that only Christ changes the heart. This edition adds Scripture passages at the end of each chapter for family discussion.
Made for homeschool and family discipleship
All six books are sturdy hardcovers, nearly 1,000 pages of reading in all. Free downloadable study guides are available for the set, and the collection is covered by our 6-Month Money-Back Curriculum Guarantee. Buying all six together costs less than buying them one at a time.