School Library Books

Hesba Stretton. This sad story begins in nineteenth century London, where poverty-stricken children had to fend for themselves. Jessica had no father or mother. Daniel, a coffee vendor, showed her a little kindness and offered her food once a week. … Read More

Hesba Stretton. Meet Tony, who has been on his own in London, and his new friends, old Oliver and little Dolly. Find out how words can hurt and words can save, and see how God cares for all people. 128 … Read More

Hector Malot. Thirteen-year-old Perrine arrives in Paris with her sick mother. They want to get to her dead father’s relatives north of Paris before their money and health run out. However, the mother dies while still in the city, so … Read More

Hector Malot. This is a story of an “orphan” boy. When he is eight, he finds out that the woman he thought was his mother is not. He had been found abandoned as a baby, and had been kept with … Read More

James Oliver Curwood. Langdon and Bruce have one aim—to kill Thor, the biggest grizzly they have ever seen. One fateful day, Langdon, the hunter, unexpectedly comes face to face with Thor, the hunted. A suspense-filled classic. This book gives a … Read More

Arleta Richardson. Grandma’s stories depict good old-fashioned common sense with a distinctly Christian point of view. Good books to be read by children, or read to them. Paper; Cook Communications. Grandma’s Attic series: In Grandma’s Attic More Stories from Grandma’s … Read More

Arleta Richardson. Grandma’s stories depict good old-fashioned common sense with a distinctly Christian point of view. Good books to be read by children, or read to them. Paper; Cook Communications. Grandma’s Attic series: In Grandma’s Attic More Stories from Grandma’s … Read More

Arleta Richardson. Grandma’s stories depict good old-fashioned common sense with a distinctly Christian point of view. Good books to be read by children, or read to them. Paper; Cook Communications. Grandma’s Attic series: In Grandma’s Attic More Stories from Grandma’s … Read More

Arleta Richardson. Grandma’s stories depict good old-fashioned common sense with a distinctly Christian point of view. Good books to be read by children, or read to them. Paper; Cook Communications. Grandma’s Attic series: In Grandma’s Attic, 110 pages More Stories from … Read More