Faith Sommers -- This little booklet is for very young children. Half the pages each have a four-line poem with the other (facing) pages having exquisite pencil art.
Edith Martin -- In a story rich with the life and culture on Bible times, you'll follow Miriam and her family, and learn that God did provide. There was a miracle -- but not what they had expected.
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Mary Currier --This little activity book reminds children to always do right. We want our children to develop character, to become sensitive about right and wrong choices, to want to please their parents and God.
Beverly Soderholm -- Don and Debbie spend summer at Grandpas. Through Grandma's Bee stories the children learn to listen to the buzzing bee of their conscience.
Dorothy Westlake Andrews -- A charming story of an endearing little boy named Johnny whose Christian parents lovingly answer his many questions about the exciting, and sometimes puzzling, world in which Johnny and all little children live.
Marla Fisher -- The first part of this book tells what God did on each of the seven days of Creation. The other seven parts tell stories from the Bible about how God used the things He had created. This well-illustrated book is ideal for teaching young readers about Creation.
Miriam Zook -- These four coloring books are designed to encourage children to memorize the books of the Bible and short Bible passages. The text for them to memorize is typed with open letters so that they can be colored. The books also have simple outline drawings to color.
A. Daniel Zook -- An educational coloring book for children of all ages. Interesting pictures illustrate the major industries of each state, each state map shows the location of the capital city, and state birds and flowers are drawn to color.
Mary Elizabeth Yoder -- Make these delightful, memorable stories part of "story time" for a child you love! Fresh insights and truths for young listeners and readers too.
Romaine Stauffer -- For primary-age readers and listeners, Crayonbox Collection is a compilation of colorful stories with lessons for children from the lives of children.
Mary R. Miller -- When missionaries from the United States move into the village, and even on the same street where Sooky lives, there is a great deal of excitement among the people who live there.
Various Writers -- Stories for young readers. Meet many friends in this book, some of whom are Roy, Amy, Richard, and others who learned how to get along with others, what happens when you return good for evil, how to accept smallness--yes, how God is interested in all that happens to you.
Mellinger -- A full-color songbook designed specifically for preschool children. Most of the songs are taken from Scripture verses and music added to them. Tape has all of the songs sung by children in clear a capella singing.
Mary M. Landis -- This book begins where Coon Tree Summer stops, involving the reader in the unpredictable and diverse activities of the eight Brooke children in the coldest and snowiest winter that they can remember.
Marla Martin -- Mae has moved with her family to Paraguay. Here she has a rooster that chases her, parrots that call to her, and funny monkeys to watch, but she is lonely for the pets she left at home in the North. When Father brings her a big white cat, many happenings follow -- some pleasant and some unpleasant.
Janis Good -- This book is based on the true story of a young girl who overcame the obstacles of an amputation in the early 1900s. Mary's faith in God and strong family support witness to God's wisdom and grace.
For the second half of second grade, this reader is part of the READING TO LEARN program of Christian Light Education. Captivating stories and poems to strengthen reading skills and develop character. Follows Helping Hands and contains 35 stories and 24 poems. Makes a worthwhile addition to any home library.
Emily Martin -- Even before the baby was born, she was given only a 50/50 chance of survival. When she arrived, she was so very tiny and fragile. Could she possibly survive?
Laverne K. Halteman -- Written from a child's perspective, this short children's book encourages children facing the illness or death of a parent that God does love and care for them, even in sad times.
Anna E. Weaver -- How can a twelve-year-old boy cope with the prospect of a long winter without its usual enjoyments? Discover new joys with Benny as his concerned parents and loyal friends join to bring a different kind of excitement into his long days. Learn with him as he explores new delights in the wonders of God's world.
Beverly Soderholm -- Don and Debbie spend summer at Grandpas. Through Grandma's Bee stories the children learn to listen to the buzzing bee of their conscience.
Marla Martin -- In this delightful little book, an ant, a white wooly cloud, a cricket, and a Carolina wren all attracted Lee's attention on a lonely Sunday afternoon.
Mary R. Zook -- This is a continuing story about Ginny, who is very ill. Many children enter her life as "little missionaries" to help brighten her days. Ginny's simple love for the Lord Jesus Christ is heartwarming, and the absolute trust she places in God is truly inspiring for readers of all ages.
Edith Witmer -- A moving van backed up to the shabby brown house down the road. Ray's curiosity is aroused -- the only person he sees at the house is an old lady, who always has a dog with her, and there are never any lights on in the house at night.
Lester Miller -- Pictures to color from both the Old and New Testaments. Young Joseph, Moses, Samuel, Naaman's slave girl, Jairus's daughter, and Jesus as a boy are some of the children featured. Each theme is accompanied by the Scripture reference from which it is taken.
