Literature Books

The famous logic stories that make kids think! Each book contains new stories for children ages 7-77. Stimulate pupil critical and creative thinking skills.

In January 1956, a tragic but inspiring story broke in headlines across the world. Five young men had dared to make contact with the Stone Age tribe deep in the jungles of Ecuador.The men's mission combined modern technology with innate ingenuity, sparked by a passionate determination to get the gospel to a people without Christ.

A resource book required for Basic Literature grade 7.

Used with English PACE #1110.. This is the story of Rochunga Pudaite-how he gained an education and traslated the Bible into the Hmar language.

Flung onto the shore of a deserted tropical island, Robinson Crusoe was without food, shelter or supplies. Somehow, using only wreckage and wit, he would have to learn to survive.

This resource book is required for Basic Literature Grade 9.

In the days of Robin Hood, a young boy named Robin is journeying through Sherwood Forest when suddenly the company is surrounded by men in green. Deserted in the commotion by an unfaithful servant, Robin ?nds himself alone in the forest. After a miserable night, Robin is found by Little John. Robin is treated kindly by Robin Hood, Maid Marian and the Merry Men, but how long must he wait for his father, the Sheriff of Nottingham, to come to take him home?

Author: George Manville Fenn

Adoniram Judson wanted to be first at everything. When he found Jesus Christ, he went to the country of Burma and supplied them with the good news of Christ.

Filled with practical suggestions for revitalized prayer, this unique book by Dick Eastman describes a plan by which the Christian who wants to improve his prayer life can reach his goal.

This book is used with the Christian Growth course.

Designed to help advance students master spoken and written English as it is actually used, this new dictionary provides in-depth and up-to-date coverage of basic English vocabulary, grammar, and usage.

When Flaminius, a high Roman official, takes his wife, Flavia, to the Colosseum to see Christians thrown to the lions, he has no idea the effect it will have. Flavia cannot forget the faith of the martyrs, and finally, to protect her from complete disgrace or even danger, Flaminius requests a transfer to a more remote government post. As he and his family travel to the seven cities of Asia Minor mentioned in Revelation, he sees the various responses of the churches to persecution. His attitude toward the despised Christians begins to change, but does he dare forsake the gods of Rome and embrace the Lord Jesus Christ?


Author: Emma Leslie

Because they were Christians, Alexi's family was deported from their home in Leningrad to the cold wasteland of Siberia. But Alexi, his sister Tanya, and their parents soon discover that even in a barren wilderness Christianity will survive.

This resource book is required for 6th grade Literature and Creative Writing.