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Ancient Egypt
Abigail Frost
Paperback (Zero to Ten, Aug. 15, 1994)The gods of Ancient Egypt touched the lives of every Egyptian. In human form, they ruled as Pharaohs. In animal form, they controlled the sun, the seasons and the flooding of the Nile. This book examines the myths and legends of this ancient people and the gods that controlled them.
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Dragons
Abigail Frost
Hardcover (Cherrytree Books, )None
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The Age of Chivalry
Abigail Frost
Hardcover (Cherrytree Books, Nov. 7, 1989)None
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Incas
Abigail Frost
Hardcover (Cherrytree Books, )None
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Dragons
Abigail Frost
Paperback (Cherrytree Books, )None
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THE WOLF
Abigail Frost
Hardcover (CHERRYTREE BOOKS, Nov. 7, 1989)None
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Ancient Greece
Abigail Frost
Paperback (Cherrytree Books, )None
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My Princess Story
Abigail
language (, Dec. 4, 2018)A chapter book for readers age 7 through 12. A wonderful adventure about a young girl who is required to return to a time when she was a princess. This 20-page short read provides subtle, inspiring messages about growing up. This work is centered around inspiring female characters. We hope you love this story as much as we do.
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Dawn Of A New Day
Abigail Abigail
Paperback (AuthorHouse Publishing, Sept. 21, 2011)This book is about poems which will touch your lives and will give you better persprective about life. It will provide you readers serenity.
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Elizabeth I
Abigail Frost, Gwen Green
Library Binding (Marshall Cavendish Corp, Jan. 1, 1994)A biography concentrating on the childhood of the queen who, during her forty-five-year reign, changed England from a minor country into a world power.
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A Vessel in the King's Hand: A Story of the Filles du Roi
Abigail Froese
Paperback (Froese Publishing, July 11, 2020)A fair and spirited French girl is faced with a chance to flee the desperate poverty in France for a fresh start in a mysterious land across the Atlantic Ocean. It is a land of untold wealth and rich prospect for any vigorous person who is daring enough to go.It is a hard decision to make, but Angélique is committed to seeking her God for wisdom, and for the strength that she will undoubtedly lack. When she decides to make the voyage, Angélique is not prepared for the horrendous living conditions aboard the ship. Will her trust in God waver even when faced with violent storms at sea and death's cold presence? Can she persevere in life and joy and fulfill her noble dreams of becoming a filles á marier for New France?
