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Join noted author and historian Charlotte Mary Yonge as she brings to life captivating Bible stories, thoughtfully crafted for young readers. This collection features 52 engaging tales that guide listeners through the entire Bible, with three accessible readings for each chapter. Perfect for sparking the imagination and nurturing a love for scripture, this series is narrated by the talented Larry Wilson.

The Heir of Redclyffe, published in 1853, marks the beginning of Charlotte M. Yonges journey into the realm of bestselling romantic literature. Infused with a religious undertone reflecting her High Church upbringing and her close friendship with Oxford Movement leader John Keble, who played a pivotal role in shaping the narrative, this novel explores themes of love and faith. The initial spark for its intriguing plot was ignited by her friend Marianne Dyson. (Summary from Wikipedia)

In Dove in the Eagles Nest, Christina is an ordinary girl living a quiet life with her aunt and uncle—until her father unexpectedly returns, determined to take her away to a distant castle owned by a notorious robber baron. Suddenly, her serene existence is turned upside down, and Christina must navigate a world filled with danger and intrigue. How will this gentle soul survive in the fierce and tumultuous eagles nest? - Summary by Adele de Pignerolles

In the heart of the sixteenth century, two young orphans find themselves cast out by their older brother and his domineering wife. With John stepping into their late fathers shoes as a verdurer, Ambrose and Stephen face a daunting future. Should they seek solace and guidance from their aging uncle, who survives on the kindness of others after a life of military service? Or should they embark on a quest to track down their elusive maternal uncle, rumored to have struck it rich in the kings court? Join them on a journey filled with hope, adventure, and the search for family. - Summary by Lynne ...

Dive into The Little Duke, a captivating historical fiction novel by Charlotte M. Yonge that chronicles the remarkable life of Richard, Duke of Normandy. At just eight years old, Richard must navigate the treacherous world of power and politics after the shocking murder of his father. Originally serialized in her magazine, The Monthly Packet, this engaging tale brings to life the challenges and triumphs of a young ruler. (summary by Laura Caldwell)

A Golden Deed must be something more than mere display of fearlessness. Grave and resolute fulfilment of duty is required to give it the true weight. For the true metal of a Golden Deed is self-devotion. Selfishness is the dross and alloy that gives the unsound ring to many an act that has been called glorious. And, on the other hand, it is not only the valor, which meets a thousand enemies upon the battlefield, or scales the walls in a forlorn hope, that is of true gold....

Amidst the tumultuous backdrop of Mary, Queen of Scots captivity, the nation is rife with plots, conspiracies, and intrigue. Tensions simmer as Catholics eye Protestants warily, and Scots harbor distrust towards the English. In the eye of this storm arrives a fragile baby girl, a lone survivor from the wreck of the Bride of Dunbar, who is rescued from the raging sea. This unfortunate child, lovingly adopted and nurtured by a devoted family, may hold a connection to the displaced and sorrowful Queen Mary. Will she find herself ensnared by the formidable Elizabeth, Queen of England, or will she ...

Discover the profound journey of the Bible as it has evolved over time, much like a mighty oak tree grows from a simple acorn. This insightful volume explores the universal law of growth that governs not only nature but also the formation of the Holy Scriptures. While the full story is vast and complex, our aim is to provide a brief yet illuminating overview of the origins of the Bible books and their intended purposes. We hope that through this exploration, readers will catch a glimpse of the Creators mind behind these sacred texts, making our efforts worthwhile. (Foreword, by Mildred Duff)

Eustace Lynwood joins the Black Prince’s army during the Hundred Years War, facing loyalty, love, and treachery. With vivid medieval settings and historical references, this story celebrates the ideals and trials of knighthood and honor.