Books with author Amy LeFeuvre

Here is a story that will open a child's understanding of the spiritual battle within as Teddy learns that he is his own worst enemy! As a stubborn boy and girl refuse to back down from their selfish pride, one of the many lessons they learn is that they cannot win battles by force and hate, but by carrying the banner of love. Through this charming story, Amy Le Feuvre helps children to understand the spiritual battle that rages in their souls, and that parents and children are on the same side!

This ebook is “Amy Le Feuvre's Selected Works collection”. This is an illustrated edition and carefully formatted for E-Readers.The eBook contains seven books, more than 25 illustrations with a functional table of contents.Amy Le Feuvre was born 1861 in Blackheath, London, England. She died in 1929.Contents:Bulbs And Blossoms'Me And Nobbles'The Carved CupboardDwell DeepHis Big OpportunityOddTeddy's Button

A proud Teddy tells the story behind a button taken from his father’s coat after he died in battle. The new neighborhood girl, Nancy, dressed in a sailor’s outfit brings challenges and trouble. Teddy loves all things related to soldiers and becomes a soldier in the Lord’s army. This story highlights the everyday inner battles that a Christian faces, such as contention. An important verse is “His banner over me was love.”—Song of Solomon 2:4.

The delightful Christian-themed children's classic for a new generation of readers who will be fascinated by the skillful method in which Ms. Le Feuvre told her story, imparting the Gospel message in a simple natural way. "A smile-provoking, tear-compelling, heart-inspiring book. I wish every mother would read it to her children." -The Rev. Thomas Spurgeon "'Teddy's Button' is by the author of 'Probable Sons,' and it would be difficult to say which is the better." -The Life of Faith "A lively little story, telling of a lad whose military spirit found satisfaction in enlisting in Christ's army and fighting God's battles." -The Christian "Amy Le Feuvre is an honored name in tens of thousands of households, where her books have afforded such endless delight." -The Spectator