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A fresh story from Norway about two best friends, Trille and Lena, and their ability to find the zaniest adventures. One of my favorite Trille and Lena adventures is the day they decide to recreate the story of Noah. They use real animals and transport them to their uncle’s boat in the fjord
This book is set in London during the Blitz after France just fell to Nazi Germany. Hitler plans to conquer England next, and London will take the biggest hits. Many children were sent out of London, so they could be protected from the bombing.
The author of "Room in the Heart" lived through her family's escape from Nazi controlled territory. As a result, she writes with a voice of experience and understanding.
Where is living the Christian life the most active? Why, on the Devil's doorstep, of course. But is it safe to live in such an intense zone? If God has called you to work there, yes, because you are safest when you are living within the will of God.
Babushka lives alone in far north of Russia. During the winter months, she is very lonely. She tries to keep busy by painting beautiful eggs to take the Festival.
From the Good Mountain follows each part of a book printed by Johannes Gutenberg. It starts with the paper and follows the parts of a book all the way through to the printing press and the actual man who printed the books
This book features the childhood of Albert Einstein. It focuses on Mr. Einstein’s trouble childhood and his difficulties with speech and social relationships.
Marie Curie - Based on the life of the famous scientist, this book is also packed full of facts.
"Crispin" is an artfully written book based in the medieval times. It paints a crystal clear picture of the challenges and intricacies of life in that day.
"Journey to America" grips you and pulls you deep into the turmoil of Nazi Germany. You will feel as if you are living the challenges right along with the Platt family
This is the account of Leon Leyson, the youngest boy that was able to make it onto Schindler’s list. He and his family were forced to live in the ghettos of Krakow which was the appointed capital of the former country, Poland.
Hearing the roars of the lions at night, running with the dassies, watching the weaverbirds, Rachel Sheridan grew up in Africa. Her parents had been sent from England to share the gospel with the Kikuyu and the Masai people
This is another series that was begged and begged for by the children at our school. So far, I’ve enjoyed the books as a whole. The author does a fantastic job of immersing herself in the story.
