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Review Date: 6/27/2006
Charming animal stories with delightful illustrations for the young reader. Classics from the "I CAN READ" series.
Review Date: 2/21/2007
A positive encouraging read.
Review Date: 4/21/2007
An interesting view of life in Jesus' time through the eyes of a boy.
Review Date: 3/24/2006
This is Andrew Murray's verse-by-verse exposition of the New Testament book of Hebrews. It is deep, and very edifying.
Review Date: 5/16/2007
This book is interesting both for its insight into years-ago Korean culture and as a story of two brothers who come to accept their personal strengths and weaknesses.
Sonlight book
Sonlight book
Review Date: 5/25/2007
Designed to be used in Amish classrooms, these basal readers are solidly wholesome, with none of the fantasy that is commonplace in both Christian and secular readers. If you are weary of the brashness that is evident in readers with contemporary story lines, you'll find these a refreshing alternative. Here the children are expected to obey their parents, respect their teachers, ask forgiveness when they do what is wrong, and humbly submit to the discipline of those in authority! And they still enjoy life!! Because the Amish don't use electricity, you won't find stories dealing with the latest in videos, computers or TVs. Instead the stories are centered around farm life, with horse auctions, harvests and LARGE families. We have compared these books to several home school basal readers, and have found that they are more challenging in the lower grades and infinitely more interesting. With simple typesetting and a few black-and-white sketches, these hardback books are not splashy, but are lovely in their simplicity. from Timberdoodle.com
Review Date: 5/25/2007
There are five stars on the spine, signifying, I suspect, fifth grade.
Review Date: 11/3/2006
A thirteen-year-old boy describes the poverty and discontent of eighteenth century Osaka and the world of puppeteers in which he lives. The main character really grows up. Unpredictable and interesting.
One Bite Won't Kill You: More than 200 Recipes to Tempt Even the Pickiest Kids on Earth and the Rest of the Family Too
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Book Type: Paperback
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Review Date: 9/3/2007
Helpful Score: 5
While the recipes in the text were more difficult than I was looking for, the ones I tried tasted great. But the text was hilarious! The author's humorous anecdotes on kids and food were spot on. To be honest, I read this cookbook more than I used it. Bon appetit!
Review Date: 11/6/2008
This is well-done and up to the high standards of Radio Theatre, but what a story! Newton lived a tough, self-centered life before his conversion. I'd rate it PG-13; it's definitely for adults. Three-fourths of this set covers Newton's life before coming to faith. I personally wish they'd spared a few details. If you're trying to convince someone that God can forgive the deepest of sinners, this CD set is recommended.
Review Date: 4/9/2007
Helpful Score: 1
A good view of Korean life and culture during WWII and its aftermath. Exciting story.
Review Date: 2/13/2007
Captures the feel of China. A very interesting read.
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