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October 16, 2021, seemed like a perfect day for the planned trip to the orphanage. Little did the seventeen missionaries realize they would not make it home that day. This is the amazing story of the missionaries who were kidnapped and held hostage for 20 days. God’s protection and deliverance are evident throughout this book. 352 pages; paperback.
There are so many things Eli can’t do because he is too small or too young! But the shy little Amish boy still enjoys a trip by train, a blizzard, and watching cowboys work. 155 pages; paper.
A scrapbook of quotes, verses, poems, and short stories of reflection written by some who have lost loved ones and passed through the valley of sorrow. This book provides comfort for grieving family members. 84 pages; hardcover.
A compact Bible in the NLT. Words of Christ in red. Topical headings throughout and footnotes with cross references and translation comments. Maps. Rustic brown LeatherLike. Page size is 6 1/8 x 4 1/8 in; thickness is 7/8 in.
The story of a young girl who lives on a small parcel of the Maine countryside called Sunnybrook Farm. She is an outgoing person and the experiences surrounding her life are adventurous. Paperback.
Gertrude Warner; middle. This book is from the Boxcar Children series. Great-aunt Jane needs help on her ranch. The Alden children go west to live with her on the ranch. Uranium is found on the ranch, bringing many problems and changes. 128 pages; paperback.
Gertrude Warner; middle. Summer vacation has begun and Benny thinks it will be boring. He decides to ask his friend Rory to spend a summer with him. They unfold a complex mystery dating back many years. Whitman. $4.50, paper.
When Arly’s friend Floyd Collins is trapped in Sand Cave by falling rocks, Arly and his cousin Russell rush to help. They aren’t alone. Soon the rescue workers are surrounded by hundreds of reporters and tourists. Arly decides he must do more, but soon he finds himself in terrible danger.
An illustrated children’s book depicting the real-life story of seagoing cowboys. These men sailed ships taking livestock to people suffering the effects of World War II. Thousands of men signed up to serve and returned home with a wider view of the world around them. A good book to read aloud and suitable for school libraries. Hardcover, 39 pages.
As a child, Obando observes his dark-haired, brown-skinned schoolmates and compares their appearance to his own blond hair and blue eyes. His longing to know who he is sends him on a journey that you don’t want to miss. 232 pages; paperback.
