The end is here.Heather and Picket face off for the last time with their tyrannical foes in this final installment of the Green Ember Series. The Mended Wood flickers dimly in the vision of the rabbits of Natalia, as they battle bravely for their survival and a hopeful future beyond.My place beside you,my blood for yours,till the Green Ember . . .ends.

Jack Zulu and the Waylander’s Key is an enchanting adventure in the tradition of Tolkien and Lewis, as well as Spielberg and Lucas. But this fantastical journey launches in rural West Virginia in the eighties, with a half-Appalachian, half-African kid trying to escape the town he sees defining his small, sad life. Jack discovers a gate hiding a city between twelve realms, and finds out where he truly belongs in a surprising, satisfying adventure.

A harrowing adventure inside enemy territory. Heather and Picket are plunged into the darkness of Morbin’s shadow, fighting to bear the flame of the cause and light the way for rabbitkind’s upright insurrection.Hope for a HealingWork for the MendingFight for the Rising

Oswald de Lacey is growing up fast in his new position as Lord of Somershill Manor. The Black Death changed many things, and just as it took away his father and elder brothers, leaving Oswald to be recalled from the monastery where he expected to spend his life, so it has taken many of his villagers and servants. However, there is still the same amount of work to be done in the farms and fields, and the few people left to do it think they should be paid more - something the King himself ha...

All are equal in death.Tallora’s world ends in a single, bloodstained night, and all the world will fall in line unless the gods interfere. But divine aid comes at a price no mortal can pay, except in death . . . and perhaps Death herself has a few tricks of her own.From the author of FALLEN GODS comes a tale of redemption and sacrifice—and the true power of forgiveness.

FINALIST—2024 CHRISTIANITY TODAY BOOK AWARD FOR YOUNG ADULTSHONORABLE MENTION—WORLD MAGAZINE’S 2024 BEST CHILDREN’S FICTION NOVELThe Found Boys is a thrilling throwback buddy adventure for young readers. Amid the abundant humor and action, the story explores deep themes of forgiveness and reconciliation in age-appropriate ways.The mission was supposed to be fun—even funny—but things got serious quick. What follows is a darin...

Set in the haunting and barren landscape of a new ice age, AFTER THE SNOW is the story of fifteen-year-old Willo, a 'straggler' kid who loses his family in the opening pages. Completely alone, he is immediately flung into an icy journey of survival, adventure, friendship and self-discovery - with only the dog spirit inside his head to guide him. Meanwhile, across Britain, outlawed followers of survivalist John Blovyn are planning an escape to the fabled Islands talked of in a revolutionary...

Oswald de Lacy was never meant to be the Lord of Somerhill Manor. Despatched to a monastery at the age of seven, sent back at seventeen when his father and two older brothers are killed by thePlague, Oswald has no experience of running an estate.He finds the years of pestilence and neglect have changed the old place dramatically, not to mention the attitude of the surviving peasants.Yet some things never change. Oswald's mother remains the powerful matriarch of the family, an...

Quiet Talks on the Crowned Christ of Revelation by S. D. Gordon is a thoughtful exploration of the themes and imagery found in the Book of Revelation, focusing particularly on the depiction of Jesus Christ as the exalted and crowned King. In this work, Gordon reflects on the profound truths presented in this final book of the New Testament, emphasizing its significance for Christian faith and hope.Gordon delves into the various visions and symbols in Revelation, interpreting them in a way ...

Buffalo Bird Girl (ca. 1839-1932) was a member of the Hidatsa, a Native American community that lived in permanent villages along the Missouri River on the Great Plains. Like other girls her age, Buffalo Bird Girl learned the ways of her people through watching and listening, and then by doing. She helped plant crops in the spring, tended the fields through the summer, and in autumn joined in the harvest. She learned to prepare animal skins, dry meat, and perform other duties. There was al...

If you were born between 1965 and 1980, you're part of the legendary Generation X-the kids who grew up with MTV, Saturday morning cartoons, and landlines with really long cords. You survived latchkey childhoods, dial-up internet, and the rise of personal computing, all while watching pop culture, world events, and technology transform before your eyes.In 366 Events That Made Gen X, take a nostalgic trip through the events that shaped the world and defined your you...

"Quiet Talks on Service" is a first-rate paintings authored by S. D. Gordon, initially published within the early 20th century. This book is a part of Gordon's acclaimed "Quiet Talks" collection, which gives profound non-secular insights in an accessible and conversational style. In "Quiet Talks on Service," Gordon explores the concept of provider as a fundamental factor of the Christian existence. He delves into the concept that genuine carrier is a mirrored image of one's devotion to God...