Books with author Maud Lewis

Think of the first five chapters of the Book of Revelation as an oasis in the middle of a vast desert. The guide to help you find water and food is YaHavah, like he did for the twelve tribes of Israel during their Wilderness Journey. YaHavah stated a firm promise in Psalm 32:8-9 to all who will listen— "I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go. I will guide you with My eye. Be not as the horse [or] mule, [which] have no understanding whose mouth must be held in with bit and bridle, or they will not come near to you"The phrase, "I will guide you with My eye, is about YaHavah's omnipresent Spirit. The focus of this handbook is on how YaHavah uses his seven spirits to prepare all who will listen to him for the return of his son, Jesus Christ.All it takes is a willing heart, ears to hear, and faith to learn from YaHavah himself, and the courage to proclaim his truth to others. Come with me, will you? You won't regret exploring this fresh, but not new, perspective of the Revelation of Jesus Christ.

Morgy hates being the new kid in a new school in a new town in a new state. He wishes he were back in California. Here in Massachusetts he has to contend with Ferguson, who's older and seems to have singled out Morgy to pick on. Ferguson is even there when Morgy tries to learn how to play hockey, and he never misses a chance to dump Morgy on the ice. And hockey becomes even more humiliating when Morgy is demoted from the ten-and-unders to the seven-and-unders, where he's the oldest kid on the team.Each day brings more things to get used to, from weird Boston accents to surviving the blizzard of the century. Gradually, though, Morgy begins to figure out life in Puckett Corner and learns that he just might fit in after all.

Twelve-year old David Nicholson sits down at the Woolworth's lunch counter and orders his usual: Woolworth's famous strawberry shortcake. The day proves to be anything but usual, though, when four African-American men come in and sit down at the luch counter beside him. The year is 1960, and in David's hometown of Greensboro, North Carolina, African-Americans are not allowed to eat at the same restaurants as white people. As more African-Americans join the peaceful protest known as a "sit-in" over the following days, David finds himself in the middle of a major event in civil rights history....

Project X Origins is a ground-breaking guided reading programme for the whole school. Action-packed stories, fascinating non-fiction and comprehensive guided reading support meet the needs of children at every stage of their reading development. The Project X Origins Teaching Handbook provides teaching support for the whole year, including: guidance on getting the most out of guided reading; comprehensive assessment and levelling support, drawn from the Oxford Ros Wilson Reading Criterion Scale, to help you track performance, identify next steps and match books to each groups' needs; correlation to all UK curricula; advice for working with parents/carers; ideas for cross-curricular activities; and a selection of photocopy masters to support follow-up work for every book in the year group.