These are treasures we have enjoyed, most available in the public domain or at no cost, others worth the dollar. Oh, and we love to include go-along book activities! Here are our top 10 favorites from The Library ~ reader-favorite books from the 2011–2012 archives:
Trial and Triumph ~ Review
Trial and Triumph is a collection of 46-biographies aimed at children of important individuals in church history.
Milo Winter’s Aesop Fables ~ Free eBook
Aesop’s Fables for Children illustrated by Milo Winter is a favorite and now in the public domain.
Cedric the Forester {Free eBook} or Knights & Castles Unit Study
Cedric the Forester takes place during the time of King Richard the Lionhearted and troublesome Prince John. Knights and castles unit resources.
Book Study: The Little Red Hen ~ Free eBook
Little Red Hen book study with natural language arts activities and other resources.
Beautiful Girlhood ~ Free eBook
Beautiful Girlhood is a free eBook that provides young girls with food for thought about the persons they wish to become.
Astronomy is Essential ~ Free eBook
Free download explaining the importance of astronomy education: studying God’s creation.
A Review of Algebra {Free eBook}
A Review of Algebra is a valuable resource for honing your algebra skills.
Paper Sloyd ~ Free eBook
Paper Sloyd is a free eBook with a focus on creating useful objects with paper.
The Haunted Room {Free eBook}
“The Haunted Room” by A.L.O.E. is a thrilling adventure “leads the reader to search the haunted chamber of his own heart.”
American Boy’s Handy Book {Free eBook}
The American Boy’s Handy Book contains ideas to keep your young man busy all summer.
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