Spy Mice: The Black Paw

Children's Books

Heather Vogel Frederick

Literature & Fiction

Puffin Books

Spy Mice: The Black Paw (Spy Mice)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Absolutely Truly

scholastic

Have you ever wondered what it was like to work for Mary Baker Eddy? This new book from Longyear Museum Press explores this question, introducing nearly two dozen men and women who served at Mrs. Eddy's home in Chestnut Hill between 1908 and 1910. From the secretaries and metaphysical workers to the housekeepers, cooks, gardeners, and more, you'll learn about the healings that brought these individuals to Christian Science, about their contributions to the movement both before and after their time of service, and about how their duties fit within the household's daily routine. Each chapter also shares some of the priceless instruction that Mary Baker Eddy gave to her "family," as she called these stalwart pioneers, whose dedication, faithfulness, and tireless efforts helped support the important work she completed during the crowning years of her mission to mankind. Abundantly illustrated with both historic images and full-color photographs. Heather Vogel Frederick is co-author with Isabel Ferguson of A World More Bright: The Life of Mary Baker Eddy, a recent biography from The Christian Science Publishing Society. She currently works full-time at Longyear Museum, where she heads up the Research and Publications Team.

Life At 400 Beacon Street - Working in Mary Baker Eddy's Household

Longyear Museum Press]

October 1835. Patience Goodspeed, almost thirteen years old, departs from Nantucket aboard her father's whaling ship. Between kitchen duty and whale blubber stench, this voyage is far from a pleasure cruise. At least Papa lets Patience assist the ship's navigator since she's so good at calculations. But the smooth sailing doesn't last long. Mutinous mates maroon most of the crew, including Patience's father and brother, on a deserted island. Can Patience rescue everyone before it's too late?

The Voyage of Patience Goodspeed

Simon Schuster Books for Young Readers

Acting as her father’s assistant navigator on a high-sea adventure in 1836, Patience is discouraged when all the women and children are forced to go ashore as the ship heads into more dangerous waters; forcing Patience to enter a boarding school while learning to adjust to her new surroundings on her own.

The Education of Patience Goodspeed

Simon&Schuster Children's Publishing

October 1835. Patience Goodspeed, almost thirteen years old, departs from Nantucket aboard her father's whaling ship. Between kitchen duty and whale blubber stench, this voyage is far from a pleasure cruise. At least Papa lets Patience assist the ship's navigator since she's so good at calculations.
But the smooth sailing doesn't last long. Mutinous mates maroon most of the crew, including Patience's father and brother, on a deserted island. Can Patience rescue everyone before it's too late?

Voyage of Patience Goodspeed (Aladdin Historical Fiction)

Teen & Young Adult

Perfection Learning

Rich in historical context and brimming with lively detail, A World More Bright offers an engaging portrait of this bold Christian pioneer and her undaunted search for truth. This compelling biography, while written for young adults, will appeal to any reader seeking an accessible introduction to Mary Baker Eddy and her remarkable life. A World More Bright covers Mrs. Eddy's life from the early days in Bow, New Hampshire to her later years in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. The reader will learn not only about her remarkable achievements, but also about the discovery of Christian Science and the international church which she founded. This biography is an easy to read and fascinating account for newcomers, as well as those already acquainted with Mary Baker Eddy

A World More Bright: The Life of Mary Baker Eddy

Religion & Spirituality

Isabel Ferguson

Christian Books & Bibles

The Christian Science Publishing Society

Dear Pen Pal

Growing Up & Facts of Life

In Book 1 of the newly repackaged Spy Mice series, a savvy secret agent mouse teams up with a kid who has superspy aspirations.Fifth-grader Oz Levinson has always dreamed of being a spy, just like his hero James Bond. In real life though, Oz’s 007 moves are seriously lacking, and he’s a target for bullies. Then he stumbles upon Glory Goldenleaf, a secret agent mouse based in Washington D.C.’s International Spy Museum.  Glory is a tiny spy with a huge problem: The evil rat Roquefort Dupont has kidnapped her father, and she needs to launch a rodent rescue! Recruited to lend a helping hand, Oz and his new friend D.B. are swept into an exciting world of small-scale espionage. Armed with high-tech gadgets, pigeon power, and a whole lot of cheese, Glory and her team won’t rest until her father is rescued and justice is done.

The Black Paw (Spy Mice)

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