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  Famous Preachers and Evangelists

  Marilyn Boyer

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  Inspiring Stories of Faith and Legacy! 
   
  Step into the past and explore the lives of remarkable people of faith who made a lasting impact for Christ! This engaging series brings to life the Early Church Fathers, Famous Preachers and Evangelists, Missionaries for Christ, and Famous Hymnwriters — each with a story that continues to encourage us today. 
   
  This volume, Famous Preachers and Evangelists, is recommended for 7th grade and up. It includes: 
  John WesleyJonathan EdwardsGeorge WhitefieldFrancis AsburyPeter CartwrightGeorge MüllerCharles SpurgeonWilliam BoothDwight L. MoodyJohn Harper 
   
  With vibrant illustrations and easy-to-understand glossary words, the series was created so it could be read in any order. Whether for personal enjoyment or as part of a history or language arts curriculum, this series is a wonderful way to learn about the people who helped shape Christian history!

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  The Boy with a Hundred Questions...

  Shubbu Amin, Nalini...

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  Meet nine-year-old Shunya, an inquisitive soul who spends much of his time under his favourite peepul tree, wondering about the secrets of the universe, the purpose of life and the meaning of faith. 
  His quest for answers takes an unexpected twist, when he is suddenly led on a whirlwind tour to meet the eleven doppelgangers of his dad! But little does Shunya know that his dad's peculiar research project will unravel the most bewildering mystery of his life-the significance of his name, which means 'zero'! 
  Discover the magic of curiosity with the boy who has a hundred questions buzzing in his head, as he embarks on an enchanting journey through mystical tales, mind-bending beliefs and profound philosophies from some of the most beautiful faith systems in the world!

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  In The Walls of Eryx - Trapped...

  H.P. Lovecraft, Kenneth Sterling

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  In The Walls of Eryx by H. P. Lovecraft and Kenneth Sterling - Trapped. Alone. No Way Out. 
  Before I try to rest I will set down these notes in preparation for the report I must make. What I have found is so singular, and so contrary to all past experience and expectations, that it deserves a very careful description.  
  I reached the main landing on Venus March 18, terrestrial time; VI-9 of the planet’s calendar. Being put in the main group under Miller, I received my equip- ment—watch tuned to Venus’s slightly quicker rotation—and went through the usual mask drill. After two days I was pronounced fit for duty.  
  Leaving the Crystal Company’s post at Terra Nova around dawn, VI-12, I followed the southerly route which Anderson had mapped out from the air. The going was bad, for these jungles are always half impassable after a rain. It must be the moisture that gives the tangled vines and creepers that leathery toughness; a toughness so great that a knife has to work ten minutes on some of them. By noon it was dryer—the vegetation getting soft and rubbery so that the knife went through it easily, but even then I could not make much speed. These Carter oxygen masks are too heavy—just carrying one half wears an ordinary man out. A Dubois mask with sponge-reservoir instead of tubes would give just as good air at half the weight.  
  The crystal detector seemed to function well, pointing steadily in a direction verifying Anderson’s report. It is curious how that principle of affinity works, without any of the fakery of the old divining-rods back home. There must be a great deposit of crystals within a thousand miles, though I suppose those damnable man-lizards always watch and guard it. Possibly they think we are just as foolish for coming to Venus to hunt the stuff as we think they are for groveling in the mud whenever they see a piece of it, or for keeping the great mass on a pedestal in their temple.

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  Story Of Akbar and Birbal:...

  Ajay Kumar

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  Once upon a time, there was some rift between King Akbar and his beloved Birbal. Due to this the king punished Birbal to go away from the kingdom. Even in this situation, Birbal did not give up and he went to another village and started farming in disguise. Now he started living his life as a farmer.

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  The Motherhood River

  Cheng’en Wu

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  Xuanzang and his disciples came upon the Motherhood River. Women could get impregnated just from drinking its water. Unaware, Xuanzang and Pigsy drank from the river, and their bellies grew big, which frightened them. Fortunately, a local senior told them that water from a nearby spring could cure them. However, the spring was guarded by a Taoist priest called Immortal Ruyi. The monkey managed to handle the immortal and procure the spring water which cured Xuanzang and Pigsy.

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  Mizzi Mozzi And The Treasure Of...

  Alannah Zim

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  In the Never-Rain Sugar-Plains of Granularia, Mizzi Mozzi and her friends Lekko and Flip-Flop join forces with the Trokee-Tokee Trokkles, Sniffle-Snuffle Sand-Slinkies, and Siffle-Wiffle Sand Wasps to outwit the Gobbling Gorge Goblins and their Gooply-Klatorator, which creates dangerous Sticky Sandarral Sablieres. Together, they embark on an adventure to rescue the precious Tantrazine Treasure Krystals and complete the Shimmer-Glimmer Pavonini Palace, overcoming obstacles and using clever tricks to defeat their foes.

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