Buried in the Snow (9 page)
The Captive.
Christoph Von Schmid
A gripping account of a sixteen-year-old boy who is captured and enslaved in a foreign country. This story will break down the barriers between cultures, and reveal the true marks of a genuine Christian.
The Bird’s Nest.
Christoph Von Schmid
Strength of character lies in the determination to hold on to truth regardless of circumstances or consequences. The hero in this story proves to us that every seemingly insignificant deed is noticed by God.
The Wide, Wide World.
Susan Warner
The first book by an American author to sell one million copies,
The Wide, Wide World
is an endearing novel about a little girl who faces unrelenting affliction, only to be reminded of the One who has charge over her. On a blustery winter day, this is the book to reach for!
Shipwrecked, but not Lost.
Hon. Mrs. Dundas
Impulsive, impatient young boys find themselves reaping the dreadful consequences of following foolish counsel. But there
is
a God of mercy who wants to spare his children from shipwreck!
Fireside Readings.
Various Authors
A wonderful collection of 19th century short stories that will give your family hours of enjoyment together. Each story has been carefully selected to challenge, inspire, and give a message of hope. We are pleased to introduce the first volume of our new collection of “
Fireside Readings.”
Buried in the Snow.
Franz Hoffman
Buried in the Snow
, full of twists and turns and unsuspecting dangers, will cause you to see life from a different perspective. You will be blessed by the gentle wisdom of an old grandfather and the unconditional love of his grandson as they come face to face with one of the most difficult decisions of their lives. From the depths of despair to the pinnacle of blessing, this dramatic encounter will surely elicit a full spectrum of emotional responses.
Tom Gillies.
Mrs. George Gladstone
Tom Gillies and Dick Potter secretly meet at their favorite cave to plot the mischievous schemes which have given them so bad a name. The townspeople complain that the island is too small to hold such troublesome boys. Tom is sent away to work, where he learns that his bad habits have fastened strong chains around him, and sin has tied binding knots, making him a prisoner. He discovers the One who can untie those dreadful knots and free him to live a productive life among the people of Norton Island.
The Wrestler of Philippi.
Fannie Newberry
Here is a story of Rome’s staggering contrasts—extreme poverty amidst the wildest extravagance; treacherous dungeon life in darkness and chains amidst the splendors and amusements of luxurious court life. This dramatic unfolding of
The Wrestler of Philippi
will grip your heart as you experience the true test of loyalty and the triumph of faith!
A Puzzling Pair.
Amy LeFeuvre
Inseparable twins, Guy and Berry are bursting with creativity and spunk. They are on a mission…to fill Guy’s very big picture of the second coming of Jesus with all the people who are ready to meet Him! But his picture must be true, and time is running out! This rather unique approach to evangelism is as pure, bold, and simple as it gets!
Amy and Her Brothers.
Anonymous
In every world-worn man there is a human heart that craves a God to trust, a Christ to lean upon—an unsatisfied heart. In
Amy and Her Brothers
the heartache and innocent faith of an orphan child paints a real-life picture of the hidden suffering all around us, challenging us to be more attentive to the hurts of those nearby.
Me and Nobbles.
Amy LeFeuvre
Amy LeFeuvre has done it again! An enchanting story about imaginative Master Bobby and his beloved “friend,” Nobbles. With great expectation, Bobby daily awaits his absent father’s return, knowing he hasn’t been forgotten. In the meantime, Bobby strives to find the secret to obtaining his very own clean white robe so that he can enter the golden gates that lead to the splendid golden city.
The House of Love.
Elizabeth Cheney
Aurelia Wilde is cruelly selfish and downright miserable—a victim of her mother’s desperate attempts to place her delicate, “prized possession” on an unreachable pedestal. But her glory is only surface deep. Aurelia’s ungrateful, complaining spirit is a stark contrast to that of her servant-girl, Doris, who is convinced that in spite of life’s troubles, she will one day “dwell in the house of the Lord forever.” She knows that God is Love, and the “house of the Lord” must be the House of Love. Her many talents and her cheerful disposition cause her to be loved and appreciated, even by the notable residents of Waverly Manor. How jealousy swells within Aurelia’s vengeful mother! She’ll get even yet…
The White Knights.
W.E. Cule
It all started that lonely night in the chapel. Those few dreadful moments when he not only
heard
the silence, he could
feel
it. That night Horace passed the test—his life as a knight had begun. The motto of The White Knights, following that of King Arthur,
“To ride abroad redressing human wrongs,”
was a high order to fill. Little did they know what different shapes that would take, and what adventures and challenges lie ahead. But none of that mattered, for they all agreed,
“The spirit’s the thing!”
Little Sir Galahad.
Lillian Holmes
Since the “sad thing” happened, young David spends his days sitting beside the window, watching the children and working people of Alverton pass by. But he is so rich in sunny smiles and imaginative play that they have no reason to call him “Poor
David.” Young David’s greatest desire is to become strong again, but he learns that real strength comes in fighting his own temper and choosing to do what is right, especially when it is so difficult! Because of his pure heart, inner strength, and noble deeds, he is donned “Sir Galahad,” an honorable title for one “whose strength is as the strength of ten because his heart is pure.”
Boys of Grit Who Never Gave Up.
Egermeier
This is a book filled with inspiring stories of famous boys who never gave up, and the powerful influences of those who shaped their lives. There is a repeated emphasis of a boy’s time being well-spent, These were “normal” boys, filled with inquisitiveness, industriousness, and perseverance. During hard times, they just never gave up!
The Cross Triumphant.
Florence Kingsley
This extraordinary sequel to Titus and Stephen will take the reader on an unforgettable journey seventeen years after the crucifixion. Rich in biblical history, Mrs. Kingsley is able to weave several dramatic themes that climax at the devastating destruction of Jerusalem. Eleven hundred thousand persons are said to have perished during the siege, while nearly a hundred thousand were made prisoners. It was in the midst of this deep tribulation that Mrs. Kingsley births hope during one of the most tragic events in history. If you enjoyed Titus, you will not want to miss this classic!
Schmid’s Tales – The Unexpected Guest.
Christoph Von Schmid has been a favorite author for many of our collectors. This new edition, a wonderful collection of Von Schmid’s short stories, beautifully illustrates God’s loving provision and perfect plan. In our darkest hour, we can rest assured that God is all-knowing—an ever-present help in time of need.
Sir Knight of the Splendid Way.
W. E. Cule
Sir Knight of the Splendid Way
is a captivating allegory—a rich literary masterpiece that will encourage any weary traveler. This beautifully-bound work depicts life as a journey, reaching toward a beacon of hope in the City of the Great King. In the midst of conflict,
Sir Knight
will inspire you to press on.
Me and Nobbles.
Amy LeFeuvre
Amy LeFeuvre has done it again! An enchanting story about imaginative Master Bobby and his beloved “friend,” Nobbles. With great expectation, Bobby daily awaits his absent father’s return, knowing he hasn’t been forgotten. In the meantime, Bobby strives to find the secret to obtaining his very own clean white robe so that he can enter the golden gates that lead to the splendid golden city.
The Boy Who Never Lost A Chance
.
Annette Lyster
Roger has learned from his grandfather never to miss a “chance.” His work, honesty, and diligence are richly rewarded. But having become self-absorbed in his own pursuits, Roger finally realizes something is missing in his life, and he can’t seem to find it—until his true friend Jack Sparling helps him to see the best “chance” of all! If you want to inspire your children with an entrepreneurial spirit, balanced with service for God, this is a must-read!
Little Sir Galahad.
Lillian Holmes
Since the “sad thing” happened, young David spends his days sitting beside the window, watching the children and working people of Alverton pass by. But he is so rich in sunny smiles and imaginative play that they have no reason to call him “Poor David.” Young David’s greatest desire is to become strong again, but he learns that real strength comes in fighting his own temper and choosing to do what is right, especially when it is so difficult! Because of his pure heart, inner strength, and noble deeds, he is donned “Sir Galahad,” an honorable title for one “whose strength is as the strength of ten because his heart is pure.”
Boys of Grit Who Never Gave Up
.
Egermeier
This is a book filled with inspiring stories of famous boys who never gave up, and the powerful influences of those who shaped their lives. There is a repeated emphasis of a boy’s time being well-spent, These were “normal” boys, filled with inquisitiveness, industriousness, and perseverance. During hard times, they just never gave up!
The White Knights.
W.E. Cule
It all started that lonely night in the chapel. Those few dreadful moments when he not only
heard
the silence, he could
feel
it. That night Horace passed the test—his life as a knight had begun. The motto of The White Knights, following that of King Arthur,
“To ride abroad redressing human wrongs,”
was a high order to fill. Little did they know what different shapes that would take, and what adventures and challenges lie ahead. But none of that mattered, for they all agreed,
“The spirit’s the thing!”
The House of Love.
Elizabeth Cheney
Aurelia is cruelly selfish and downright miserable—a victim of her mother’s attempts to place her delicate, “prized possession” on an unreachable pedestal. But her glory is only surface deep. Aurelia’s ungrateful, complaining spirit is a stark contrast to that of her servant-girl, Doris. She knows that God is Love, and the “house of the Lord” must be the House of Love. Her many talents and her cheerful disposition cause her to be loved and appreciated, even by the notable residents of Waverly Manor. How jealousy swells within Aurelia’s vengeful mother! She’ll get even yet…
Winter’s Folly
.
O.F. Walton
Winter’s Folly
is a tender story of lonely Old Man Winter, who demonstrates the epitome of selfless love. In the meantime, young Myrtle is determined to bring comfort and cheer to this misunderstood, desolate old man. This true-to-life story reminds us once again that when life seems to hold more than we can bear, we can rest assured that we have a loving God who is orchestrating events for our good.
Fireside Readings Vol. 2.
Various Authors
In our day of situation ethics and relativism, it is refreshing to read a story like
Annie, the Flower Girl
who, in spite of the fact that she’d be helping her poor grandmother, decides to do the right thing, simply because it is right to do right! In this second volume, the consequences of covetousness, jealousy, and disobedience ring loud and clear, while the rewards of honesty, obedience and contentment bring forth a sense of inner satisfaction.
Schmid’s Tales – The Unexpected Guest.
This new edition, a wonderful collection of Von Schmid’s short stories, beautifully illustrates God’s loving provision and perfect plan. In our darkest hour, we can rest assured that God is all-knowing—an ever-present help in time of need.
The Cross Triumphant.
Florence Kingsley
This extraordinary sequel to Titus and Stephen will take the reader on an unforgettable journey seventeen years after the crucifixion. Rich in biblical history, Mrs. Kingsley is able to weave several dramatic themes that climax at the devastating destruction of Jerusalem. Eleven hundred thousand persons are said to have perished during the siege, while nearly a hundred thousand were made prisoners. It was in the midst of this deep tribulation that Mrs. Kingsley births hope during one of the most tragic events in history. If you enjoyed Titus, you will not want to miss this classic!
The Hidden Hand
Mrs. EDEN Southworth
Reader BEWARE—this is NOT your typical Rare Collector book! Strewn with mystery and suspense that never lets up,
The Hidden Hand
will keep you on the edge of your seat! There are not too many books that cause me to laugh aloud (even when I’m alone!) Truly laughter is like medicine, giving health to the bones! But please don’t let the feisty, mischievous character of 17-year-old Capitola and the cantankerous personality of Old Hurricane derail you from seeing the gracious providence of an all-wise God. (For ages 16 and up.)
