Books with author James Mitchell

Colonel Henry Knox forms an expedition to transport sixty tons of brass and iron weaponry from Fort Ticonderoga (where they had been left behind by the British) down the Hudson River, over the Berkshire hills, and across today's Massachusetts to Dorchester Heights overlooking Boston. Some historians consider this to be one of the most stupendous logistical feats of the American Revolution. Author Mary Ames Mitchell, a former elementary school teacher and a descendant of Henry Knox, wrote this story as a sing-along-ballad to appeal to her preschool grandchildren

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A picture book that encourages us to love, respect, and appreciate the beauty and benefits of the Earth around us.Here's what some moms had to say:"This is so pretty!" - Rachel"Just darling, I love the little hearts making up the earth!" - Katie"I would love to see these used as t-shirt iron-ons! They would be sooo cute!" - Christy"Nice design! Thank you for sharing it with us." - Beth

A ship arrives from England and deliveries one lone child. A most extraordinary child to be sure, but from the moment Hilda comes ashore she brings fear and accusation. The simple people of this close knit coastal settlement find themselves in a very peculiar situation. Sworn to secrecy, they will discover that there newest resident and the world is far stranger than they could have ever imagined. However, through Hilda’s unique abilities, new friendships will be forged and misconceptions changed forever.

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This book reveals a funny but serious children's story for adults of how a young boy, named Mayobe, and his elephant, named Eleanor, met the great I AM who changes their lives forever. The story begins in the jungles of Africa with a brief encounter between a very proud Lion, named Leopold, and a very chatty Bee, named Beatrice who were discussing how important they were in this world. After humorous sparing of words, Leopold chases Beatrice into the jungle. Then the main character of the story, Eleanor the elephant,who had overheard the Lion and Bee's conversation enters the scene thinking about how much she felt sorry for the proud Leopold and the chatty Beatrice. Their lives were centered around self and they had not met the most important one, the great I AM. As Eleanor was contemplating what she needed to do to help the Lion and Bee, Patrick, the parrot, literally flies onto the scene and a lifelong friendship between an elephant and a parrot begins. This story, the first in a series, reveals God's love and grace to children and adults in a way they can understand and embrace for themselves

Faith mouse lives in the Florida forest where she is often found playing with her friends Hope and Charity. Faith, while praying one day, receives a message from God telling her to meet him at the dock at 1:00! Faith becomes so excited she doesn't heed to the time or her friends coaching on being obedient. Faith, feeling special, sets off on an adventure, but it doesn't take long for Faith to learn what 1 Samuel 15:22 means.

--THE FRANKLIN LIBRARY EDITION with decorative genuine leather covers and gilt page edges. Illustrated by MITCHELL HOOKS.--Biography Henry James (1843-1916), the son of the religious philosopher Henry James Sr. and brother of the psychologist and philosopher William James, published many important novels including Daisy Miller, The Wings of the Dove, The Golden Bowl, and The Ambassadors.

"Reality was now a nightmare I couldn't wake up from."When a paranormal research team spends the night in the notoriously haunted Smoky Mountain Sanatorium, they imagine it will be like any other investigation. However, when the normal things that go bump in the night turn into screams, with investigators running from things they can't see, they realize it will be nothing like other investigations. Determined not to let the ghosts of the sanatorium win, they stick together and stay until morning, not leaving until the sun comes up. What the team fails to realize is that they might be able to leave the sanatorium, but they'll never really be able to get away. Once the ghosts of Smoky Mountain Sanatorium are awakened, so are your worst fears.

Raised on open-wheel racing, where he had marked success, Tony Stewart jumped into the stock car series with confidence, and not a small amount of brashness and willingness for confrontation. Earning as many detractors as fans, Stewart was in the spotlight well before he began setting records. This profile of the racing star details his move from IndyCar to NASCAR, his relationship with his devoted fans—and those devoted to hating him—as well as inside stories that are only known outside of the winner’s circle.