Books published by publisher The Good Book Company

Taste and see that the Lord is good.' - Psalm 34 v 8Beginning with God helps parents with young children to explore the Bible with their child. This book provides a simple way to start your child in a regular habit of reading God's Word and growing to know God, who loves them.We hope this book will help you and your child to explore the Bible together. Along the way you will meet King David; read about Godâs special messengers to his people in the Old Testament; and be thrilled by the wonderful things said and done by Godâs perfect Son, Jesus. But most of all, we hope that reading God's special book, the Bible, will help your child to know God, who loves them.

Brother Hermitage is at it again - this time with druids. Is it a murder mystery? Is it a thriller? Is it just something gone horribly wrong? When his nemesis, the Norman conqueror Le Pedvin orders him to Wales, Brother Hermitage knows it is going to go wrong. He's had a prophecy it's going to go wrong. And from his first steps on the road it strides firmly in that direction. Brother Hermitage, Wat, weaver of pornographic tapestry and Cwen, weaver in her own right and the fiercest of the lot, are commanded to find one dead Norman in the whole of Wales - as usual under pain of death. Add to that some treasure and a druid curse or two, and we have the recipe for a laugh out loud historical tale like no other. (Apart from the other Chronicles of Brother Hermitage) It's all complicated enough, but when what seems like the whole of the country wants to join the quest, things get very messy.And then there are the druids, and stone circles, and sacrifices....Howard of Warwick has somehow become a best selling author, and that must be the readers' fault. 5* Hilarious 5* Laugh out loud funny 5* Like Pratchett does 1066" he who has laughter on his side has no need of proof" Theodore Adorno.

Discover Bible notes have been helping young people understand and apply the Bible for over a decade. Now, we're turning these popular devotions into a collection of 12 books that covers the major Bible books, events and characters.Discover encourages a daily routine of Bible study and prayer, which will help young people set a pattern for the rest of their lives.

Easy Pieces for Keyboard and PianoNB: YOU ARE LOOKING AT THE KINDLE VERSION. A PAPERBACK VERSION IS ALSO AVAILABLEThis is an ideal book for children who are just starting out, with simple, well known tunes which are easy to learn and fun to play. The print is big and every note has a letter name printed clearly above it, in order to help children who are not so familiar with music reading. A short guide to music notation is included at the end of the book.Easy Pieces for Keyboard and Piano is the perfect starter book for young musicians.IMPORTANT:If you are buying this KINDLE EDITION please note that this book is not suitable for use with a mobile phone as the print size will be too small. It is recommended that an iPad or similar larger size tablet is used.

Scott Russell Sanders encourages us to understand history as he does, by imagining past lives. He was fascinated by a fragment of information that he found in a nineteenth-century record book, about the first pioneer to own sheep in Randolph Township, Portage County, Ohio. The pioneer was a woman, Betsy Ward. Her story has inspired this one, and Helen Cogancherry has illustrated it with deeply affectionate, richly textured scenes that show the promise of opportunity, the hardships that seem to keep coming, and the strength of a mother s love. Offering a vivid picture of life on the frontier, Warm as Wool is intimate and emotionally involving. Superb storytelling and artwork bring us the past afresh while inspiring our appreciation for the vital and largely unsung role women have played in our nation s growth.

In 1815, the McClure family travels down the Ohio River in a flatboat loaded with their wagon, farm tools, and household goods, as well as their horse, cow, pig, and mule. Young Mary and Jonathan watch for sandbars and dangers up ahead while their parents steer. The children listen for the roar of rapids, a sign they are nearing their destination, the frontier village of Jeffersonville, Indiana. When the McClures reach that place, with the help of other settlers, they take their flatboat apart and use the wood to build their new home.