In this modern translation of a vintage favorite, watch Suzy grow from a baby into a first grader as she and her helpers learn to play, do crafts and do things for others. But, sometimes, they get into trouble! Along the way, Little Suzy is learning to be kind, helpful, and most importantly, to love God with all her heart. Readers will want to be like Suzy and her little brother Eddy. They will learn that Jesus loves them and wants to be their Friend. He will help them as He helped Suzy. Approximate interest age: 5-10 Please review if you like this book so that other parents will check it out.

Little Suzy's Little Helpers

Children's Books

Prentiss, Elizabeth P.

Literature & Fiction

More Love Enterprises

This is a completely rewritten story, not a PDF or OCR version with a lot of garbage characters! This is an old-fashioned Fairy Tale in a “beautiful and mystical land.” Though there is magic in the story, it is used as a means to teach some very valuable lessons. This story is free from any unwholesome language or inappropriate behavior and is a great choice for school literature class for ages 12 and up. Mature subjects are addressed, so that younger children may not enjoy this story. When a mysterious stranger gives Nidworth first one magic wand, and then another, an adventure begins that changes his life and his family forever. Which wand will bring Nidworth happiness - a wand that produces riches? One that yields knowledge? Surely, Nidworth will be content having one of the wands! But as misfortune follows misfortune, his heart is as empty as his head is full. Will a third wand set things right? Follow Nidworth’s journey in this masterfully written vintage novel, as he transforms into a man of character who turns his little town upside down.Elizabeth Prentiss wrote over two dozen books including fiction, poetry, and hymns. Her husband, Reverend George Prentiss, wrote: Her pen moved always and only under a sense of duty. She held her talent as a gift from God, and consecrated it sacredly to the enforcement and diffusion of His truth.In Nidworth, first published in 1869, Mrs. Prentiss has skillfully woven into the story her own theory of a happy life. She wrote the book with intense delight, and its strange characters seemed to her, for a while, almost as real as if she had copied them from life. The original publishers (Roberts Brothers) pronounced Nidworth “a gem”. It certainly contains some of the author's brightest pictures of life and character.

Nidworth and His Three Magic Wands

Perkins, Rebecca S.

In this modern translation of a vintage favorite, be transported to a time past and into the life of Little Lou. Growing up in 1840's New England, Little Lou is the son of a college professor and a wise, loving mom who stays home to raise him. What will this precocious little boy do or say next? You’ll laugh and maybe even cry as you get to know Lou and his family through stories and original poems. With her characteristic warmth and humor, and her evident love for children, Elizabeth Prentiss makes us fall in love with Little Lou! There are many teachable moments and it’s a delight to see Lou grow to love God with his mother’s gentle instruction. The pages are sprinkled with helpful parenting tips and ideas for play. Parents will enjoy this book as much as their children. The endearing and realistic characters make this a book that is sure to be read to your children again and again.

Little Lou's Sayings and Doings

The hot summers in New York City are very tiresome for Henry and Bessie. With nothing but red brick buildings to look at and no room for trees in their yard, they long for a change. Imagine their excitement when a long journey ends at their new home in the country! Join them in 1853 for good times, good friends, and good works as they have a summer they will never forget. They learn to grow their own garden, try milking a cow, ride a goat-drawn cart and help change a little girl’s life. Bessie’s pure heart, Henry’s independence and Mama’s wisdom and love will charm and inspire readers in this lovely vintage novel for children. Most importantly, children will learn how much our Good Shepherd Jesus loves each one of them. This is a completely rewritten story, not a PDF or OCR version with a lot of garbage characters! See the introduction in the "Look Inside" feature to learn more about this edition.

Henry and Bessie: What They Did in the Country

Renewing Vintage Favorites

A modern version of this vintage favorite. It is updated so that you can read it without the distraction of strange words, spelling and figures of speech. Little Spring Breeze wants to be helpful like his relative who boasts of bringing ships into port or even his uncle, Great Gust, who rattles windows, but what can someone his size do? How excited he is when he finally discovers a job he can do—carry seeds to be planted in a new place! But will the dandelion he carries be welcomed into its new garden? Find out with Spring Breeze. This delightful story is just one of the touching and instructing stories and poems that fill this little volume. There are inspiring stories to interest everyone in the family, separated into two parts by reader age. Caring for others, kindness, loving God and obedience are themes throughout. Elizabeth Prentiss wrote over two dozen books including fiction, poetry, and hymns. Her husband, Reverend George Prentiss, wrote: "Her pen moved always and only under a sense of duty. She held her talent as a gift from God, and consecrated it sacredly to the enforcement and diffusion of His truth." Only a Dandelion is a collection of poems and stories written throughout her life.

Only a Dandelion: A Collection of Short Stories and Poems for the Entire Family

Rabbit is a good girl, but she doesn’t always obey Mama. See what happens when she delays in this first ever picture book of the poem by Elizabeth Prentiss. Originally published as the poem The Disobedient Rabbit in the book Only a Dandelion (1854) by Elizabeth Prentiss Please review if you like this book so that other parents will check it out.

The Rabbit's Lesson

In this vintage favorite written in 1870, Mr. Percy decides to send his older children to school hours away in New York City, resulting in many changes to his whole family. Mrs. Percy is brokenhearted but agrees to let them go, as her husband is convinced that the trials and temptations of school will help the children grow in their Christian faith. Through personal letters, we learn about life at boarding school and its challenges, as well as events back at home. With realism and humor, Elizabeth Prentiss draws us into to this loving family and makes us feel at home among them. The family is not without struggles and suffering, but comic relief is provided by twin brothers Rio and Lio and the clumsy Daisy. Mrs. Percy is the real hero of the story, as she guides her flock, teaching them love for God above all. Her love, wisdom and acceptance of God’s will is an example for us all to follow.Elizabeth Prentiss wrote over two dozen books including fiction, poetry, and hymns. Her husband, Reverend George Prentiss, wrote: Her pen moved always and only under a sense of duty. She held her talent as a gift from God, and consecrated it sacredly to the enforcement and diffusion of His truth.If you enjoy this book, we would greatly appreciate a review on Amazon or any other website.

The Percys

Lucy is an introspective teen girl living in 			1853 New England, one of the eldest in a 		large family. Everything changes for Lucy 	 when her rich uncle offers to take her to New York City to relax and regain her health, after working her whole life on a poor country farm. But she doesn't go alone-her God and Savior is with her. And as she learns to listen to his still, small voice, she becomes a joyful woman of God, shining her light on all around her. Her internal struggles with sin and life are universal and we can listen in on her conversations-with herself, cousin Helen, beloved brother Arthur, and the unusual and amusing Mrs. Prigott.

The Flower of the Family: A Book for Girls

Religion & Spirituality

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Little Suzy's Little Helpers

Nidworth and His Three Magic Wands

Little Lou's Sayings and Doings

Henry and Bessie: What They Did in the Country

Only a Dandelion: A Collection of Short Stories and Poems for the Entire Family

The Rabbit's Lesson

The Percys

Henry and Bessie: What They Did in the Country

The Flower of the Family: A Book for Girls