Evelyn Everett Green ~~ This is a captivating story for young boys who face the choice of "following the crowd" or doing what is right, and who must live with the consequences of their choices.
removed on Augst 15, 2011
Elizabeth A. Showalter -- This sequel to the above book provides more educational crafts and activities for juniors and intermediates. They are arranged into categories including Nature, Paper/Cardboard, Games/Toys, Special Occasions/Seasonal, Color/Art, Words/Names, Food, and Miscellaneous.
Pauline Ressler -- The unexpected surprise that the Steiner children receive after the school picnic on the last day of school, delights them and affects their entire summer schedule. From then on everything revolves around the anticipated event until -- but we will not tell you that part of the story now.
Gwenyth Swain -- Levi Coffin's family was a perfectly normal Southern farm family, except for one thing. They didn't own slaves. Levi wondered if he would ever be old enough or brave enough to help slaves gain freedom.
Mary Elizabeth Yoder -- This collection of old-time stories transport the reader to other places and times. As you meet people from days gone by, learn from their problems and find resolutions for your own.
Louise A. Vernon -- What was the mystery behind the printing of King James Bible in 1611? Who was the secret editor who published the work of 54 different translators and made the Bible sing? Before Nat Culver, a son of a translator, finds out answers to these questions, he is plunged into a series of baffling incidents concerning accusations made against his father.
Lily A. Bear -- The setting for this adventurous story is the rugged country of Canada's Far North. Based on the experiences of a real family, this book portrays loving home relationships and parental teaching that build strong Christian character.
Rosa Kurtz Mullet -- The wonders of a Montana winter are very enjoyable; but when winter's relentless grip suddenly gives way to a beautiful, balmy spring, the three Appleby children are filled with excitement as they explore the marvels and secrets of the advancing season.
Faythelma Bechtel -- A fictional account of a Hebrew boy and his Egyptian friend at the time of the Passover, through the Exodus, up to the conquest of Jericho.
The true story of a man who repeatedly rejected the Bible. How the same book came back to him again and again is a remarkable account of God's loving invitation.
Mrs. M.J.P.S. -- Very hard indeed are the days following the death of Marcia and Ellen's mother. Daily they pray and ask the Lord to take care of them and to save their poor drinking father, whom they love dearly. The responsibility of finding food for them rests on Marcia, the older of the two girls.
Kristina Roy --The boy Palko loves his rugged mountain home, and he enjoys serving old Pablo Juriga. But why is he living with and working for an old mountaineer who is neither his father nor his grandfather?
Louise A. Vernon -- Twelve-year-old Tommy Stafford and his sister Celia become involved with the Quakers and George Fox when their father, a minister, breaks with the traditional church. George Fox was constantly being persecuted. He was imprisoned, beaten, and ridiculed, but this only increased the number of his followers.
Louise A. Vernon -- When a doctor wearing ragged clothing appeared at their gate, Michael thought he, too, must be a Hutterite. He learned later that this was the famed doctor, Paracelsus. When Michael's sister, Gudryn, became ill, this 'doctor in rags' was able to help her.
Elizabeth Wagler -- Kathryn was sure she wouldn't be homesick, but that night when it was dark and everyone else was asleep, she lay wide awake with second thoughts. She would be staying with Aunt Laura's family all summer while her folks were in India. It would take time to get to know her cousins. And that huge garden and the weedy strawberry patch!
Dorcas R. Mast -- Pansy has just turned thirteen, and realizes that since she is now a teenager, she is on the way to growing up -- and growing up means becoming a lady. But she sure she is never going to be able to be the kind of lady she should be.
