the lantern bearers

SUTCLIFF, Rosemary

Children's Books

Henry Z. Walck

Phaedrus, an enslaved gladiator in northern Britain in the first century, earns his freedom by killing his best friend, a fellow gladiator, in a final fight to the death. Within days of leaving the arena he is recruited by leaders of a tribe from the far north to impersonate Prince Midir, who has been robbed of his right to kingship in a brutal attack by followers of the current ruler, Queen Liadhan. As Midir, Phaedrus is charged with reestablishing his kingship and the tribe's rule in the land. In this world of superstition and ancient ritual, of fierce loyalties and intertribal rivalry, Phaedrus finds companionship and love, and something more - a purpose and a meaning for his life as he comes to fully understand the significance of the Mark of the Horse Lord.

the mark of the horse lord

Literature & Fiction

<p>Vintage children's book of German folk tales. Illustrated by Joan Kiddell-Monroe.</p>

german hero-sagas and folk-tales

PICARD, Barbara Leonie

the blue bird

French, Fiona

Boyhoods of Great Composers

Gough, Catherine

The Golden Cockerel

Pushkin, Aleksandr Sergeevich (Alexander) Gibson, Enid

Around the Seasons

Eleanor Farjeon

Tim's Last Voyage

Ardizzone, Edward

Brownies-Hush!

Gladys L. Adshead

Farmer Small takes care of hungry cows, pigs, chickens, turkeys, ducks, and more—all in just one day! Throughout the year, he keeps his farm running smoothly by plowing the fields and selling fruits and vegetables.

The Little Farm

Lenski, Lois

Geography & Cultures

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Books by Henry Z. Walck