Richard of Jamestown: A Story of Jamestown Colony--a compelling and historically-accurate tale of ten-year-old Richard Mutton, who sailed with Captain John Smith on the Susan B Constant to help found Jamestown Colony in 1606.

Richard of Jamestown: A Story of Virginia Colony

Children's Books

OTIS, James

History

Living Books Press

¿MY NAME IS MARY, and I am setting down all these things about our people here in this new world, hoping some day to send to my dear friend, Hannah, who lives in Scrooby, England, what may really come to be a story, even though the writer of it is only sixteen years old, having lived in Plymouth since the day our company landed from the Mayflower in 1620, more than eleven years ago.¿ So begins the compelling and historically-accurate Mary of Plymouth, the tale of sixteen-year-old Mary, who sailed with over a hundred Pilgrims on the Mayflower to establish a colony in America.

Mary Of Plymouth: A Story of the Pilgrim Settlement

Literature & Fiction

Join Ruth as she sails on the Arabella to the New World as part of the party that founds the Massachusetts Bay Colony on the Atlantic seaboard. Here she encounters Pequot Indians, famine, school in a new land and the everyday chores that make life possible. Through it all Ruth discovers what it means to live, learn and grow into a women in a sometimes hostile world. Also in the Colonial America Series by James Otis Richard of Jamestown Ruth of Boston Peter of New Amsterdam Stephen of Philadelphia Calvert of Maryland

Ruth of Boston: A Story of the Massachusetts Bay Colony

Heroes of Progress contains twenty-nine well-drawn portraits of men and women who through their inventiveness and industry made a difference in the world, and whose influence can be seen even today. Among the biographies are John James Audubon, Luther Burbank, Andrew Carnegie, Clara Barton, Henry Ford and Thomas Edison.

Heroes of Progress: Stories of Successful Americans

Tappan, Eva March

Twelve-year old Stephen and his family travel from England with other Quakers in 1681 to help build Philadelphia, the city of brotherly love. In the new land Stephen learns the trials and adventures of life on the frontier, including encounters with Indians.

Stephen of Philadelphia: A Story of Penn's Colony

Calvert is thirteen when he sets forth for the New World with his father and several servants. King Charles has given the family a tract of land "westward from the settlements at Plymouth and Boston". The land Calvert inherits is full of surprises and amazing escapades.

Calvert of Maryland: A Story of Lord Baltimore's Colony

Around the World in Eighty Days

Shocking his stuffy colleagues at the exclusive Reform Club in London, Phileas Fogg wagers his fortune, undertaking a daring enterprise: to circumnavigate the globe in eighty days. Living Books Press' edition of the classic work has beautiful pen-and-ink illustrations, a map of Fogg's journey around the world, an extensive glossary, a biography of Jules Verne, and a day-by-day itinerary of the eighty days.

Verne. Jules

Classics

Best-loved Literary Fairytales is a collection of thirteen literary tales penned by the best and most notable writers of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century-a time considered by many as the golden age of children's literature. Original illustrations include Arthur Rackham, Maude Humphrey, and Kate Greenaway. Readers will delight in the imaginative landscapes each story reveals and the spiritual truths hidden there.

Best-loved Literary Fairy Tales

Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths

English Literature for Young People

English Literature for Young People is an introduction to the great works of English literature. H. E. Marshall's story of England’s literary heritage is rich and compelling---a masterly account of 1500 years of the literary arts in Great Britain, extending from early Irish legends through the Golden Age of English letters to the modern age.The Living Books Press hardcover edition is a republication of the 1909 edition, English Literature for Boys and Girls. Our edition has been significantly revised and expanded to improve its use as a study text. Added are a biography of the author, an expanded Chronology of Writers, a bibliography of books recommended by the author, maps of the British Isles, an expanded index, and enhanced illustrations and images. Intended for students age 10 through high school.

Marshall, H.E.

Teen & Young Adult

English Literature for Young People is an introduction to the great works of English literature. H. E. Marshall's story of England’s literary heritage is rich and compelling---a masterly account of 1500 years of the literary arts in Great Britain, extending from early Irish legends through the Golden Age of English letters to the modern age.The Living Books Press edition is a republication of the 1909 edition, English Literature for Boys and Girls. It has been significantly revised and expanded to improve its use as a study text. Added are a biography of the author, an expanded Chronology of Writers, a bibliography of books recommended by the author, maps of the British Isles, an expanded index, and enhanced illustrations and images. Intended for students age 10 through high school.

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Richard of Jamestown: A Story of Virginia Colony

Mary Of Plymouth: A Story of the Pilgrim Settlement

Ruth of Boston: A Story of the Massachusetts Bay Colony

Heroes of Progress: Stories of Successful Americans

Stephen of Philadelphia: A Story of Penn's Colony

Calvert of Maryland: A Story of Lord Baltimore's Colony

Around the World in Eighty Days

Best-loved Literary Fairy Tales

English Literature for Young People

English Literature for Young People