Books published by publisher White Tree Publishing

The Official Red Book® A Guide Book of United States Coins is 73 years young and going strong. Since 1946 collectors around the country have loved the book s grade-by-grade coin values, historical background, detailed specifications, high-resolution photographs, and accurate mintage data. How rare are your coins? How much are they worth? The 73rd edition of the Red Book tells you, covering everything from early colonial copper tokens to hefty Old West silver dollars and dazzling gold coins. You ll find 32,500+ prices and auction records for nearly 8,000 coins, tokens, medals, sets, and other collectibles. You ll also round out your education in classic and modern commemoratives, Proof and Mint coins, error coins, Civil War tokens, Confederate coins, Philippine coins struck under U.S. sovereignty, private gold, all the latest National Park quarters, Native American dollars, American Innovation dollars, bullion coins (silver, gold, platinum, and palladium), and more. Articles on investing, grading coins, and detecting counterfeits will make you a savvy collector; and entertaining essays on the history of American coinage, shipwrecks and hoards, and the modern rare-coin market give you an inside look at the hobby of kings. These are just some of the features of the informative, entertaining, invaluable Red Book the world s best-selling coin price guide (more than 24 million copies sold). 2020 edition 464 pages Convenient spiralbound edition opens up to lay flat on your desk Full color 7.7 x 6 x 1.25 $15.95

This book for all ages is a great choice for young readers, as well as for families, Sunday school teachers, and anyone who wants to read John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress in a clear form.All the old favourites are here: Christian, Christiana, the Wicket Gate, Interpreter, Hill Difficulty with the lions, the four sisters at the House Beautiful, Vanity Fair, Giant Despair, Faithful and Talkative – and, of course, Greatheart. The list is almost endless.The first part of the story is told by Christian himself, as he leaves the City of Destruction to reach the Celestial City, and becomes trapped in the Slough of Despond near the Wicket Gate. On his journey he will encounter lions, giants, and a creature called the Destroyer.Christiana follows along later, and tells her own story in the second part. Not only does Christiana have to cope with her four young brothers, she worries about whether her clothes are good enough for meeting the King. Will she find the dangers in Vanity Fair that Christian found? Will she be caught by Giant Despair and imprisoned in Doubting Castle? What about the dragon with seven heads?It’s a dangerous journey, but Christian and Christiana both know that the King’s Son is with them, helping them through the most difficult parts until they reach the Land of Beulah, and see the Celestial City on the other side of the Dark River. This is a story you will remember for ever, and it’s about a journey you can make for yourself.Chris Wright is the author of over thirty books, starting with young fiction for an English Christian publisher in 1966. He has written both fiction and non-fiction, mostly with a Christian theme, for a variety of publishers. Chris is married with three grownup children, and lives in the West Country of England where he is a home group leader with his local church.

James and Jessica's Aunt Judy lives in a lonely guest house perched on the top of a crumbling cliff on the west coast of Wales. She is moving out with her dog for her own safety, because she has been warned that the waves from the next big storm could bring down a large part of the cliff -- and her house with it. Cousins James and Jessica, the Two Jays, are helping her sort through her possessions, and they find an old papyrus page they think could be from an ancient copy of one of the Gospels. Two people are extremely interested in having it, but can either of them be trusted? James and Jessica are alone in the house. It's dark, the electricity is off, and the worst storm in living memory is already battering the coast. Is there someone downstairs?

You wake up one morning and the room seems strange. It’s not only bright daylight, but you can hear people shouting and talking outside the window. And it isn’t even your window. Your window has curtains, not these wooden shutters that are now wide open. You don’t know where you are, but you’re definitely not in your own house! Ahead of you are 140 pages of adventure and puzzles. You don’t have to do the puzzles. You can just turn the page and carry on with your adventure. However, the puzzles are very much part of what’s happening, so try and solve them if you can. You are invited to enter the time tunnel and wake up in a land over 2,000 years ago! The pictures are in colour if you have a colour screen.

The true story of Mary Jones who saved for six years to buy a Bible of her own. In 1800, when she was 15, she thought she had saved enough, so she walked barefoot for 26 miles (more than 40km) over a mountain pass and through deep valleys in Wales to get one. That's when she discovered there were none for sale!You can travel with Mary Jones today in this book by following clues, or just reading the story. Either way, you will get to Bala where Mary went, and if you're really quick you may be able to discover a Bible just like Mary's in the market!The story of Mary Jones has captured the imagination for more than 200 years. For this book, Chris Wright has looked into the old records and discovered even more of the story, which is now in this unforgettable account of Mary Jones and her Bible. Solving puzzles is part of the fun, but the whole story is in here to read and enjoy whether you try the puzzles or not. Just turn the page, and the adventure continues. It's time to get on the trail of Mary Jones!

Travel with young Christian as he sets out on a difficult and perilous journey to find the King. Solve the optional puzzles and riddles along the way, and help Christian reach the Celestial City. Then travel with his friend Christiana and her young brothers who can sometimes be a bit of a problem.Be warned, you will meet giants and lions -- and even dragons! There are people who don't want Christian and Christiana to reach the city of the King and his Son. But not everyone is an enemy. There are plenty of friendly people. It's just a matter of finding them.Are you prepared to help? Are you sure? The journey can be very dangerous! As with our book Mary Jones and Her Bible, you can enjoy the story even if you don't want to try the puzzles.This is a simplified and abridged version of Pilgrim's Progress -- Special Edition, containing illustrations and a mix of puzzles. Older readers, including adults, will find the same story told in much greater detail in Pilgrim's Progress -- Special Edition.

It’s the October mid-term holiday, and cousins James and Jessica, known as the Two Jays, get an excited phone call from their friend Maddie. The builder has found the original plans for her house, and Maddie discovers it was built in 1857 on land once belonging to Rootsdyer Farm. Some later words added to the plans set the three on a hunt for an underground room somewhere in the garden. What is hidden behind the brick wall that sounds hollow? Who was Charlotte? According to a handwritten note on the plans, Charlotte once rested in the garden. Where? And did the Maggart Gang led by Josiah Devauden have a hideout on the farm in the early 1800s? Maddie needs to find out more for her school project, but the three soon discover that being trapped under the ground is no fun. Another exciting story in the Two Jays adventure series. They can be read in any order, although each one goes forward slightly in time.

Another riveting short story by Jack London-this edition includes ten pictures from London’s life and work. A must read to all who love classic literature.Downloadin EPUB format, also available for Kindle or in PDFThis work is available for countries where copyright is Life+70 and in the USA.The novel Valley of the Moon is a story of a working-class couple, Billy and Saxon Roberts, struggling laborers in Oakland at the Turn-of-the-Century, who left the city life behind and searched Central and Northern California for a suitable farmland to own. The book is notable for the scenes in which the proletarian hero enjoys fellowship with the artists' colony in Carmel, and he settles in the Valley of the Moon.

This is book 3 in the Lin Coffin series. Lin Coffin and her new business partner, Leonard, have started a landscaping business on the island of Nantucket, Massachusetts. One evening while reviewing a new project, Lin's dog digs in a pile of dirt in the new client's yard and finds a bone. When Lin goes to see what the little creature has found, she sees the ghost of her ancestor watching her and knows that the bone must be human.Lin and her cousin, Viv, with the help of several others, work to solve the mystery of who the bone belongs to, how it got in the yard, and who put it there.This story has ghosts and some mild paranormal elements.

"Rangers of the Rift has it all. Dark magic, epic fight scenes, steamy romance, and bingeable thriller pacing."―KT from N Hollywood I'm Emily Mars, a girl made of darkness. I didn't choose this life, but I sure as hell choose who I fight for. Seventeen-year-old Emily Mars is a Ranger, guardian of purgatory. Protecting the living from the world of the dead isn't the super-glam high school side hustle you think it is. Mostly, Emily's just glad to make it back from missions in one piece.One year ago, she failed a critical training exercise. Benched for hesitating, for too much compassion, she's now on forced leave from the Ranger gig.Fine by her. Emily can focus on taking home first at nationals and maybe sealing the deal on an athletic scholarship. Oh, and impressing Tad Beasley―running partner and best friend. He's saved her Ranger butt more times than she can count.This weekend in Asheville is going to be huge for her.So, of course, a ghost just has to show up. It's Friday night before the cross country meet, in the cold of dusk when the Waif appears to Emily. He needs a Ranger's help to find his dead sister. The local Ranger is MIA, and the Waif is growing fainter every hour. If he doesn't leave this dimension soon, he'll turn dark and begin to prey on the living.Emily has two days to win the race, find the ghost girl, and untether both Waifs from their haunting grounds―a deep forest and a chateauesque mansion. If she fails, hunger will unmake them: they'll become the very creatures she's duty-bound to destroy. And she'll be their first target.From the reader vault"This series + a bowl of cookie dough + my couch = total escape from reality...I need the next Episode NOW!" ―Mrs. Bookwright "An atmospheric triumph. Action-packed yet eerie. River K. Scott writes can't-put-it-down stuff." ―Connie from KansasWelcome to Rangers of the Rift: a Netflix-style contemporary fantasy series bringing you three seasons of darkly thrilling books.Episode 1 (blurb)A haunted forest. A missing girl. A try-hard hero. When a restless spirit rises, a teen girl must close a cold case before the ghost turns its killing power against her. DYING EMBER, OLDEN ASH is a YA gothic suspense with a spark of magic, a breath of romance, a dash of horror, and enough suspense to keep readers binging. Get started reading today!