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Thirteen-year-old Nelly has just moved to Salem, Ohio, a Quaker town with many who support the anti-slavery cause.Her family joins the Underground Railroad, using the secret room Nelly discovers. When she overhears a plot to tar and feather her father, the new editor of the Anti-Slavery Bugle, she realizes there are enemies even in Salem.Nelly has a chance to fight back when she joins in a rescue, but she learns the hard way that the rescued girl isn't really free. When Nelly and her best friend at the Quaker girls' school become the target of a mean trick by a classmate, Nelly wants revenge. Threats against her father stir Nelly to plan retaliation. Or will her faith teach her a better way?

The Little Girl's Treasury is a compilation of thirity-nine short stories collected during the 1800s by Annie Brooks in her own reading as a young girl. Taking the reader from India to Germany to the New England colonies, with tales of regal queens and families in poverty, each is full of valuable lessons your little girl won't forget.These touching incidents convey truths on a wide range of character traits, winsomely blended into stories about openly talking with your mother, taking medicine patiently, weeping with others who weep, using spare moments well, not forgetting to pray, tender love for pets, never being afraid during a storm, and many, many more.The Girl's Heritage SeriesThe Little Girl's Treasury is one of the books in the 8-volumes Girl's Heritage Series, or, as it is sometimes known, The Children's Heritage Series - Girl's Collection. Other volumes in the set are:Behind Mr. BunyanThe Dairyman's DaughterThe Young CottagerFirst Impressions of GodGrace Raymond: The Evil and Cure of a Passionate TemperPatty's CuriosityI Have a SoulThe stories of the Girl's Heritage Series are complemented by the companion set, The Boy's Heritage Series. We also commend to you our favorite 19th century set of all, The Children's Character Building Collection (11 volumes). Contents of The Little Girl's TreasurySpare Moments - a story of the wise use of timeLove to Christ - a story about loving the Lord JesusWeep with those who weep - a story of care for the sorrowfulLittle Mary and the old woman - a story of generous kindnessFaith in God - a story of strong faith, even in needThe Little French Girl - a story of love for the BibleGoing Home - a story of love for home and heaven --- and 32 more stories!

What counselors presuppose will ultimately dictate their philosophy and methodology of counseling. Historical biblical counselors presuppose only that which the Bible affirms. In Presuppositions of Biblical Counseling, Lou Priolo unpacks twelve presuppositions (originally postulated by Jay E. Adams) to help readers understand what sets biblical counseling apart from other theories (really, theologies) of counseling. It will also help those who are in counseling (or seeking counseling) determine if the counselors from whom they are seeking help are truly biblical.

Sinbad's first seven voyages are famous, but his eighth voyage was the most amazing of all. This book will captivate young readers as they read how Sinbad and his young African friend, Selassie, encounter one danger after another. In this exciting book, Sinbad the Sailor sets out on his greatest voyage, a sojourn filled with perilous adventures and many trials, finally finding the most wonderful treasure of all. Islam is challenging the gospel worldwide today, even in America. Christian young people need to see how the gospel meets the true spiritual needs of boys and girls and how Islam does not. The Crescent and the Cross: The Eighth Voyage of Sinbad combines high adventure with a clear witness to the gospel in a way that grips young readers and keeps them reading avidly to the very end.