Is King Solomon really the wisest man in the world? The mighty Queen of Sheba visits the great King to share--and test--his legendary wisdom. Solomon's answers to Sheba's most challenging riddles prove that, to the wise, even small creatures can be great teachers. Inspired by a story from the Old Testament, this dramatic, splendidly illustrated tale is perfect for reading together.

The Flower of Sheba (Bank Street Ready-to-Read, Level 2)

Children's Books

Orgel, Doris

Schecter, Ellen

KELLY, LAURA

Literature & Fiction

Bank Street

NOW THE DAY IS OVER (Little Bible Pop-Ups)

Random House Books for Young Readers

ALL CREATURES GREAT & SMALL (Little Bible Pop-Ups)

A collection of bible stories highlights Moses's parting of the Red Sea, the Battle of Jericho, and Jonah's adventure in the belly of the whale, and accompanying reusable stickers enable young readers to re-create their own scenes.

Jonah and the Big Fish and Other Favorite Bible Stories (Bible Sticker Book)

THE GOOD SAMARITAN (Bible Sticker Books)

This book is the first comprehensive history of Irish women in medicine in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. It focuses on the debates surrounding women's admission to Irish medical schools, the geographical and social backgrounds of early women medical students, their educational experiences and subsequent careers. It is the first collective biography of the 760 women who studied medicine at Irish institutions in the period and, in contrast to previous histories, puts forward the idea that women medical students and doctors were treated fairly and often favourably by the Irish medical hierarchy. It highlights the distinctiveness of Irish medical education in contrast with that in Britain and is also unique in terms of the combination of rich sources it draws upon, such as official university records from Irish universities, medical journals, Irish newspapers, Irish student magazines, the memoirs of Irish women doctors, and oral history accounts.

Irish women in medicine, c.1880s–1920s: Origins, education and careers

History

Europe

Manchester University Press

Available in paperback for the first time, this book is the first comprehensive history of Irish women in medicine in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. It focuses on the debates surrounding women’s admission to Irish medical schools, the geographical and social backgrounds of early women medical students, their educational experiences and subsequent careers. It is the first collective biography of the 760 women who studied medicine at Irish institutions in the period and, in contrast to previous histories, puts forward the idea that women medical students and doctors were treated fairly and often favourably by the Irish medical hierarchy. It highlights the distinctiveness of Irish medical education in contrast with that in Britain and is also unique in terms of the combination of rich sources it draws upon, such as official university records from Irish universities, medical journals, Irish newspapers, Irish student magazines, the memoirs of Irish women doctors, and oral history accounts.

Little Lamb: Easter Time

Standard Publishing Company

Bible Friends (Little Lamb)

Easter Story Instant Ink (Little Lamb)

Standard, Publishing

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