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Books > Children's & Educational > Humanities
This book has the colour illustration, textual simplicity and
styling to appeal to very young children - from the time they are 2
to about 5. It includes simple prayers, of the sort that are useful
to commit to memory and to say at bedtime, along with very simply
expressed statements of Christian belief that are appropriate to
the age range. The dominant message is one of God's eternal love
and care.
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Ghosts
(Paperback)
Terry Deary; Illustrated by Martin Brown
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R211
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Boo! Discover all the frightful stories behind iconic ghost tales
and legends from around the world with history's most horrible
headlines: the ghost and ghouls edition. The master of making
history fun, Terry Deary, turns his attention to spooks and
spirits. From the ancient evils of Egypt, cutthroat Celtic
sacrifices, Anne Boleyn and other restless royals, a deathly
drummer boy trapped in the underground passages of Edinburgh, as
well as ghost busters and spook rumblers, combined with tons of
Horrible Halloween facts and top tips for getting rid of ghouls,
it's all in Horrible Histories: Ghosts: Fully illustrated
throughout and packed with hair-raising stories - with all the
horribly hilarious bits included With a fresh take on the classic
Horrible Histories style, perfect for fans old and new The perfect
series for anyone looking for a fun and informative read Horrible
Histories has been entertaining children and families for
generations with books, TV, stage show, magazines, games and 2019's
brilliantly funny Horrible Histories: the Movie - Rotten Romans.
Get your history right here and collect the whole horrible lot.
Read all about it!
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Night Preacher
(Paperback)
Louise A. Vernon; Illustrated by Allan Eitzen
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The story of all that happened as Menno went about preaching is seen through the eyes of Bettje and Jan. They too suffered hardships because their father was a night preacher. One Mennonite historian who read the story said that it was a ""lively, accurate, highly readable"" story of Menno Simons. The author was careful in adding details to see that they were in keeping with the way people lived and thought in those days.
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