Books with author Louise Ulmer

Children often wonder why the day Jesus died is called "Good Friday," and this book answers that question. Even though it was a sad day, children can rejoice knowing that three days later, Jesus would rise from the dead for their sins!First published in 1964, Arch Books captivate children with colorful pictures and creative poems. Each book presents a complete Bible story in a fun-to-read way that children ages 5-9 will understand and remember. Known for their biblical and historical accuracy, Arch Books are accessible, engaging, affordable, and collectible-perfect for assisting teachers and parents as they teach children the Bible and how God works in all aspects of life.

The most popular children's Bible story series in the world! Generations of Christian children have learned the Bible through the lively poems and colorful illustrations of Arch Books. Parents trust these much-loved books to teach their children Bible stories in a fun, memorable way. The Arch Books series of more than 75 titles is conveniently divided into 10 sections that include related stories for an organized journey through the Bible.

Who could resist an antebellum mansion by such a name? Not Ariel. She's there to write the family history for her great-aunt, the owner of the house and benevolent ruler of all therein. Elderly Aunt Belle still runs the place without electricity, determined to keep it exactly as it was before "The War." Never mind. Even the heat and mosquitoes can't dim Ariel's love for the time and place. Aunt Belle's passion for history isn't the only passion flaming behind those white columns. One of Belle's two bachelor great-nephews will inherit the plantation, but only if they keep it the way Belle wishes, right down to marrying the wife she picks. And the wife Belle has picked out for Chad, her favorite, is the adored and mysterious Gloria Ratherwood. Ariel hates her on sight and the battle for Serenade is on, with everything stacked in Gloria's favor. But Ariel has an ally, a lovely woman in a long gray dress, whom no one else can ever remember having seen. And someone leaves four leaf clovers where only Ariel will find them. Clearly, someone wishes her luck and she's going to need it as things turn ugly and someone is trying to hasten Aunt Belle's departure to the cemetery out back. Then, suddenly, all the fingers of guilt point right at Ariel herself.