A Tale of Afghanistan Afghanistan! To many an uncivilized land of terror and hatred. To others a land of intrigue and adventure. A land where few dare to tread. Go with Walter Gurney, the seventeen-year-old orphan son of a British missionary in India, who, after meeting handsome, boastful Dermot Denis, joined him on a trip into Afghanistan. Negating the danger of such a perilous trip, Walter eased his conscience with the thought of evangelizing. Infected with the exultation of his companion, nothing for the time seemed more enjoyable than this wild foray into a dangerous land. Yet within a few days they were surprised by a brutal group of Pathan Afghans. Despite his companion’s ridicule and the danger lurking in his path Walter knew that nothing could separate him from the love of Christ. God’s will always comes to pass and as God’s child he was safe in the arms of his Saviour. Will Walter be able to hold on to this faith when pressed by a Moslem Holy man? Will Sultána, the daughter of the chief, be able to help him and her people in the Eagle’s Nest? Witness with Walter the blessings of God in bringing His Gospel to hungry hearts in ways unimaginable by men. Subject: Mission / Fiction Age: 11-99 ISBN 978-1-894666-29-9 US$10.90 |
A moving book, written not only with deep insight into the ecclesiastical, religious, social, and historical situation in which the story takes place, but also with a warm, rich understanding of a child's soul. Every page of the book carries proof that it was eked out of the author's own experience. It is written from the inside out, and the people who appear in it are flesh-and-blood people as they walked the streets of southeastern Zeeland. Zeelanders with a mystical character . . . who had great difficulty appropriating in faith the redemptive deeds of the covenant God. Also beautiful in this story are the descriptions of the natural beauty of the island on which it takes place. The author views nature with a loving but also with a knowledgeable eye. The landscape through all the seasons. . . But what is most striking is his knowledge of the soul of a child, a knowledge born out of love. Rudolf Van Reest Subject: Fiction Age: 14-99 ISBN 0-921100-77-9 US$14.95 |
R. M. in Chalcedon Report: This book is about an illegitimate girl whose mother died when she was born, and no one knows who her father is. She grows up in an orphanage, and she goes through many hardships and is treated poorly because she is illegitimate. The few people she loves are taken away from her. Because of all her trials, she thinks God is against her, and so, in rebellion, she refuses to go to church or pray. However, the prayers of an old man who loves and prays for her are answered and she realizes . . . a wonderful story. Fiction Age: 14-99 ISBN 0-921100-14-0 US$14.95 |
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by Margaret S. Comrie Eleonore, Lady of Castle Bretten, has been alienated from her friends and allies by false rumours spread by her nephew, General Lucas von Ruprecht, Count of Zamosc. When Guido, a young Protestant, comes to live at the castle, he wins the love and trust of Lady Eleonore and Felix, the General's son. With lots of excitement and action Guido and Felix uncover a plot to gain control of the castle. Time: 1618-1648 Age: 11-99 ISBN 1-894666-65-8 US$9.95 |
by Hector Malot Nobody's Boy, published in France under the title Sans Famille, has become justly famous as one of the supreme juvenile stories of the world. In the midst of its early popularity, it was crowned by the academy as one of the masterpieces of French literature. A few years later, it was followed by En Famille, which was published in English as a companion story under the title Nobody's Girl. Nobody's Boy is a human document of child experiences that is fascinating reading for young and old. Parents, teachers, and others, who are careful to have children read inspiring books, will welcome this beautiful story of Hector Malot, as among the best for them to recommend. Such digressions in the original as do not belong to the heart of the story have been eliminated, so that the lost boy's experiences continue as the undisturbed interest, on through to the happy conclusion. Loyal friendship and honest conduct are the vital ideals of this story, and the heart interest is eloquent with noble character. Subject: Fiction Age: 10-99 ISBN 1-894666-75-5 US$14.95
Nobody's Girl, published in France under the title En Famille, follows Nobody's Boy as a companion juvenile story, and takes place with it as one of the supreme juvenile stories of the world. Like Nobody's Boy it was also crowned by the Academy, and that literary judgment has also been verified by the test of time. Nobody's Girl is not a human document, such as is Nobody's Boy, because it has more story plot, and the adventure is in a more restricted field, but it discloses no less the nobility of a right-minded child, and how loyalty wins the way to noble deeds and life. This is another beautiful literary creation of Hector Malot which every one can recommend as an ennobling book, of interest not only to childhood, page by page to the thrilling conclusion, but to every person who loves romance and character. Only details irrelevant for readers in North America have been eliminated. Little Perrine's loyal ideals, with their inspiring sentiments, are preserved by her through the most discouraging conditions, and are described with the simplicity for which Hector Malot is famous. The building up of a little girl's life is made a fine example for every child. Every reader of this story leaves it inspired for the better way. Subject: Fiction Age: 10-99 ISBN 1-894666-76-3 US$14.95 |
Another compelling tale of the Canadian West in the late 19th century by Ralph Connor. Meet Bronco Bill . . . Hi Kendal . . . the Duke . . . the Old Timer . . . and of course Gwen . . . and discover why the impact of "the Sky Pilot" was far different than any would have expected. Subject: Fiction Age: 12-99 ISBN 0-940652-07-2 US$12.99 |
The moving drama of life in a rough 1880s mining town and lumber community. A compelling tale of the Canadian West in the late 19th century by one of Canada's most popular authors of the beginning of the 20th century (the author was a Presbyterian minister/missionary who has been there!). Subject: Fiction Age: 12-99 ISBN 0-940652-06-4 US$19.99 |
Emerald Inheritance Series #1 The group of waiting, venerating teachers gathered eagerly around Mark Fletcher as he entered his private room, and one after another, with almost impatient haste, claimed his attention to themselves. "I wish you would speak to Ann Maudsley," said one, with a discontented air; "she is above my hand. You know the girl? With red hair, and a wild, sulky look." "I know her well," answered Mark, "and I will talk to her. She is a poor, desolate creature, with a harsh stepmother at home. If you can win her you will gain a triumph indeed. You will have patience with her still, I am sure." The quiet smile with which he spoke received an answering smile. "Mr. Fletcher," said another, "three more of my girls are out of work now. The mill stopped last week." "What are their names?" he inquired. "Alice and Charlotte Crocker, and Mary Fairclough," was the answer. "They have a little money in our savings bank," replied Mark with a wonderful power of memory; "when that is gone, we will see what can be done." "It is very hard work," said the young teacher sighing, heavily. "Very hard," answered Mark, with a light in his eyes which made her downcast face brighter, "yet we know One whose whole life’s work was far harder." Subject: Fiction Age: 14-99 ISBN 978-1-77298-087-5 (IP 04254) US$22.90
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Emerald Inheritance Series #2 "There’s a regular brick for you!" cried Charles, delighted. "His heart was set on training these birds. He turned the library upside down in search of books on falconry and spent every spare moment on them. At last, a servant left some door open, and they escaped. I shall never forget Guy’s passion; I am sure I don’t exaggerate when I say he was perfectly beside himself with anger." "Poor boy!" said Mrs. Edmonstone. "Served the rascal right," said Charles. "Nothing had any effect on him till his grandfather came out, and, at the sight of him, he was tamed in an instant, hung his head, came up to his grandfather, and said — ‘I am very sorry.’ Sir Guy answered, ‘My poor boy!’ and there was not another word. I saw Guy no more that day, and all the next he was quiet and subdued. But the most remarkable part of the story is to come. A couple of days afterwards we were walking in the woods, when, at the sound of Guy’s whistle, we heard a flapping and rustling, and beheld, tumbling along, with their clipped wings, these two identical hawks, very glad to be caught. They drew themselves up proudly for him to stroke them, and their yellow eyes looked at him with positive affection." "Pretty creatures!" said Amabel. "That is a very nice end to the story." "It is not the end," said Philip. "I was surprised to see Guy so sober, instead of going into one of his usual raptures . . ." Subject: Fiction Age: 14-99 ISBN 978-1-928136-79-8 (IP 15064) US$36.90
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The third most popular novel of the 19th and early 20th centuries, St. Elmo captivated millions of readers and generations of schoolgirls but lost popularity as Americans strayed toward the 1960s. Nowadays readers keep telling us that once started, nothing else gets done until they reach the end. Hundreds of grateful readers wrote Miss Evans that the book led them to see their need for salvation. Few books are both sensational and Christian; Augusta Jane Evans succeeded on both counts. Ideal as gifts to daughters and mothers. Subject: Fiction Age: 13-99 ISBN 0-9661426-0-8 US$17.95 |
A disturbing, unsettling vision (some would call it nightmare) of the future. A chilling story that will rivet your interest, leave you with questions about moral and political trends in American life today. Time: Future Age: 18-99 ISBN 0-8499-0297-5 US$8.95 |
In this novel Grace Irwin has brought into vital focus the kind of religious conflict that anyone concerned with both reason and faith cannot long avoid. Her main concern is with a human being Andrew Connington and the human problem belief and unbelief. "Perhaps the most outstanding Christian novel I have read," wrote Dr. Frank E. Gaebelein. Subject: Fiction Age: 14-99 ISBN 0-8028-6015-X US$14.90 |
The Sequel to Least of All Saints THIS powerful and moving novel tells the story of a young preacher’s endeavor to bring the Word of God to bear upon his large and fashionable church — and himself. Out of a deep compulsion, Andrew Connington proclaims a Christianity that leaves no part of life untouched or unchanged. His daring independence and unyielding passion for truth lead him into actions that eventually threaten the deepest motives of his existence. Andrew finds himself on a pilgrimage that only the love and power of Christ can sustain. The characters and situations in this exciting story of modern Christianity are created with a steady eye upon reality. Grace Irwin remains faithful to the human experience of God’s revelation to man. She creatively explores the moral tensions and struggles of men and women trying to walk the Christian way in a world that often confuses truth with expediency, and love with sentimentality. What readers said of Least of All Saints, Grace Irwin’s first published novel: "Perhaps the most outstanding Christian novel I have read." — Dr. Frank E. Gaebelein "Seldom is there any commendable Christian fiction, but here is an excellent novel which is well worth reading." — Eternity "Grace Irwin deserves the gratitude of the many who look for the renascence of good Christian fiction ... — The Reformed Journal Subject: Fiction Age: 14-99 ISBN 978-1-77298-126-1 US$20.90
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J. Tangelder in Christian Renewal: This book begins with the story of Polle and Henderkien Eijsinga, great-grandparents of the author. The author also tells about her own experiences growing up in a new country, the people she came to know, as well as the tales and happenings she heard or read about. Each story is inspirational and Christ-centered and shows how God guides and sustains His people in times of joy, dangers, and sorrow. The poems which precede each chapter show the work of a God-fearing craftsman. A welcome addition to one's personal or church library. Time: 1870 - 1997 Age: 11-99 IP0000005790 US$12.95 |
A compelling story of the indomitable pioneer spirit of women the unsung heroines of the American West. "Heartwarming and heartrending . . . a reminder of what life was really like." Janette Oke In the tradition of Little House on the Prairie Time: 1874-1900 Age: 14-99 (Please do not give them to younger children to read) This Rough New Land by Kenneth Sollitt ISBN 0-94065203-X US$9.99
by Kenneth Sollitt ISBN 0-94065204-8 US$9.99 These Years of Promise by Kenneth Sollitt & Nick Harrison ISBN 0-94065205-6 US$9.99 Ann of the Prairie: A Family History by Kenneth Sollitt & Lucy Bullard ISBN 0-94065210-2 US$9.99 |
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The Crown of Honour
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St. Elmo by
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Winterflight A
novel by Joseph Bayly 
Least of All Saints
by Grace Irwin 
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