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The Lullingstone Secret (Jill Masters)
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Secrets from long ago hide inside the grand Roman Villa of Lullingstone.
A missing family treasure and a runaway tutor are just the beginning of mysteries confounding young Lydia and Balbus. But what is the life-changing book from Rome that brought great happiness to those who heard its message?
A story for children based on the momentous archaeological discovery by Colonel Meates and his team, in 1949.
Readers will learn about Roman Britain and the spread of Christian worship before the arrival of Augustine’s mission in AD 597.
Illustrated by Diana Malawo.
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The Lullingstone Secret
Secrets from long ago hide inside the grand Roman Villa of Lullingstone.
A missing family treasure and a runaway tutor are just the beginning of mysteries confounding young Lydia and Balbus. But what is the life-changing book from Rome that brought great happiness to those who heard its message?
A story for children based on the momentous archaeological discovery by Colonel Meates and his team, in 1949.
Readers will learn about Roman Britain and the spread of Christian worship before the arrival of Augustine’s mission in AD 597.
Illustrated by Diana Malawo.
Recommended Reading Level:
- Read to me: ages 7-10
- Read on my own: ages 11-14
About the Author
Jill Masters supervises the teaching program of Britain’s largest children’s Sunday School. For almost 40 years she has addressed Sunday School teachers’ gatherings in the UK, USA, Far East, Australia and South Africa. Her Lessons for Life volumes have been greeted with enthusiasm by Sunday Schools and parents the world over. They’ve now been translated into several major languages. She is wife to Rev. Peter Masters, Senior Pastor at the Metropolitan Tabernacle in London, UK.
Contents
Prologue! A. D. 410
- Cause for Excitement
- Journey to Lullingstone
- Exploring
- A Great Party
- Trouble
- What’s Happened to Marcus?
- A Big Change
- A Sad Day
- Mystery Solved
- Harvest Time
- A Grand Plan
- Learning to Build
- A Wedding
- A Strange Caller
- Bad News
- Working for Good
- Fire!
Postscript: Uncovering the Secrets of Lullingstone Villa A. D. 410 to Now
| Weight | 0.19 lbs |
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