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Boys of Grit Series: 3-Volume Set
All 3 volumes of the Boys of Grit Series, from Lamplighter, at a reduced price of $49.00! Includes:
- Boys of Grit Who Changed the World
- Boys of Grit Who Became Men of Honor
- Boys of Grit Who Never Gave Up
Scroll down to see the complete list of 47 lives covered in these three volumes!
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A ‘Strordinary Little Maid (Amy Le Feuvre)
A ‘Strordinary Little Maid – what a lovely and delightful story! It presents the gospel in colorful, bold, and often humorous ways. You’ll laugh one minute, and the next minute you’ll find yourself engaged in thoughtful attention to spiritual truths so basic yet so foreign to our culture today.
Peggy’s ability to share Jesus with those of all walks of life is so inspiring that you will fall in love with this delightful little maid! This literary gem is for children of all ages – and especially for adults who could use a good laugh as medicine to their souls.
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The Hedge of Thorns (John Carrol)
This true story from the 1600s is as fresh and relevant today as it was on the day it was written by the frail hand of the man who experienced life’s thorny hedges. Young John can think only of his own pleasure and is willing to do anything to get what he wants. He fails to see that the hedges placed in his life are to guide and protect him. A tragic fate awaits those who try to push through those spiritual hedges of protection, but a blessing is sure for those who keep within their boundaries.
Based on the true story of a little boy who will do nearly anything to discover what is on the other side of the hedge, which becomes an illustration of his life, and the consequences of his actions, when giving in to enticement and frustration.
Character themes in this story: choices, consequences, obedience and boundaries.
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The Painted Fly (Christoph von Schmid)
The Painted Fly is a love story—for both children and adults. It is a tale of unquenchable love that leads the reader on a journey of surprise endings—or rather, surprise beginnings.
Although written in the classic style of Christoph von Schmid, author of The Basket of Flowers, the characters of The Painted Fly were created with distinct personalities that provide a new twist to Von Schmid’s stories.
At the heart of the story (without telling you the surprise climax!), is the revelation that love does not easily surrender, even in the face of insurmountable obstacles. As 1 Corinthians 13 tells us, love never gives up; it is not passive, yet neither is it demanding. But in this innovative story, through myriad twists and turns, you will also discover that love is extremely creative!
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Out of the Pit: Right of Redemption (Hesba Stretton)
“I’ll never give it up,” Stephen promises his dying father. Their hut in the hollow is all they have, but it belongs to them. The bright, sunny valley stands in stark contrast to the dark, grimy coal pits nearby.
But Botfield’s pit provides work for the colliers, including young Stephen. He must be a man now and do a man’s work—Martha and little Nan are depending on him. And he is depending on the old Bible to teach him the right thing to do.
Through much pain, suffering, and unfathomable loss, Stephen’s character is strengthened as he learns to forgive—as he has been forgiven.
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Teddy’s Button (Amy Le Feuvre)
A story that will warm your heart, make you laugh, and above all, will help children to understand the spiritual battle that rages in their souls. Join Teddy as he demonstrates that even a child can enlist in God’s army and carry the banner of God’s love and Christ’s victory.
Here is a story that will open a child’s understanding of the spiritual battle within as Teddy learns that other enemies are not the most dangerous foe to him, but a lack of self-control is!
Character themes in this story: peer pressure, salvation and sibling rivalry.
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The Haunted Room (A. L. O. E.)
Charlotte Maria Tucker (1821 – 1893) was a prolific writer and poet for children and adults, who preferred to write under the pseudonym A.L.O.E. (a Lady of England).
The Trevor siblings will never be the same as they take up residence at Myst Court and leave their comfortable abode. Their newly inherited home is grand but gloomy, neglected, and rumored to be haunted. Before they leave Summer Villa, their uncle warns them that it will not be against the haunted chambers of the house that they need to be wary, but rather, that which is hidden deep within the haunted chambers of their own hearts.
Expose the secret chambers of your heart where Pride, Fear, or Worldliness might be residing and break free of their tenacious hold!
“I’d like to present to you a new release that has proven to be life-changing: The Haunted Room. Please take time from your busy lives to read this story — your walk of faith will be significantly altered. Read it together as a family; you won’t be able to put it down!” — Mark Hamby
Character themes in this story: courage, fear, pride, worldliness, heart issues
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The Passage: From Darkness to Light (A. L. O. E.)
We cannot find treasure, any more than happiness, without some degree of light, and perhaps we shall find the treasure in a different shape from what we expect. The Passage metaphorically describes the journey we must all take, in one form or another, as we grope through the darkness – desperately searching for purpose, for security, for adventure, or perhaps for a way out; as one boy searches for truth, another for gold and personal glory.
We must all embark upon a journey which leads us either toward the light or away from it. May your passage be so brightly lit that you can clearly see the way, and that others might follow.
Character themes in this story: choices, consequences and salvation.
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The Secret Bridge (Amy Le Feuvre)
An epic story like The Secret Bridge deserves a beautiful, leather-tone embossed cover. This is a story that promises to captivate the entire family.
This provocative story, written later in life by our beloved Amy Le Feuvre, reveals a depth beyond that of her previous works. Readers from all walks of life will be moved by her sensitivity to the tensions of the human spirit.
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Basil: Or, Honesty and Industry (Charlotte O’Brien)
This story is filled with gems of truth, the value of which cannot be measured. Young Basil takes these treasures to heart and determines to live by them. He learns to pray, not that God would make him rich, but enable him to act honestly and industriously; for this is the way to become independent. His life experiences confirm what he had been told, that perseverance and industry are the two great essentials to success.
Most importantly, Basil understands that outward success can never bring inward peace and happiness apart from the love and acceptance of Christ. You will find this story to be uplifting and personally challenging — the type of story that everyone should read!
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Boys of Grit who Changed the World (Archer Wallace)
There is something very special when one learns of someone who overcame overwhelming obstacles to achieve success and honor. The human spirit loves to cheer and applaud valor, heroism, perseverance, and victory. In this 2nd volume of the Boys of Grit series, you’ll read the life stories of:
* American inventor Samuel Morse
* English hymn-writer Isaac Watts
* American inventor Robert Fulton
* Isaac Pitman
* Austrian composer Franz Joseph Haydn
* Hans Christian Anderson
* Timothy Eaton (Canada’s greatest merchant)
* Scottish author Sir Walter Scott
* American vocalist Roland Hayes
* English philanthropist and soapmaker William LeverThis inspiring book will give any boy or girl hope, courage, and the motivation that they too can become all that God desires them to be.
Character themes in this story: laziness, perseverance, courage, devotion, diligence.
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Helen’s Temper and its Consequences (Mrs. George Gladstone)
Unlike her tender-hearted sister, Helen’s choices are dictated by fear of what her friends might think if she associates with someone so shabby and so different! Her unchecked temper causes great harm, but God’s love proves to be greater than Helen ever imagined.
Helen is only one year older than Betty, but far more thoughtful – far more hard-working – but she has another problem: her hot temper! How true it is that God sees us not as we do. He looks at the heart, while we tend to judge by outward conduct, and form shallow opinions of others. See how the story of “the good Samaritan” plays out in this tale, and how Helen learns to face the truth about herself.
Character themes in this story: peer pressure, salvation, self-control and sibling rivalry.
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(U) It’s All Real True (Eglanton Thorne)
This riveting story presents Molly, a young hunchback girl who finds fulfillment in the love of the Shepherd. But the words of others plant seeds of doubt in her heart, paralyzing her growth and robbing her of joy.
Yet through life’s adversity, Molly proves to be courageous, setting aside her own safety in order to rescue her pleasure-seeking sister. Many important themes are explored in this touching story, including love, sacrifice, faith and hope.
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(U) Lost Slipper, The
The Lost Slipper is a powerful story that will serve as a great teaching tool to fight the evils of envy and jealousy among young children. Secret envy among siblings will surface and provide an opportunity for discussion and moral instruction.
Written skillfully in a dramatic style, the story is loaded with the emotions of the characters, enabling the reader to experience these unforgettable events as if he was there.
This volume also contains several other short stories for the young from the 1800s, including:
* The Sailor
* Fanny Wilmore’s Hasty Temper
* The Right Good Friend
* Lucie and Her Pony$16.00 -
Boys of Grit Who Became Men of Honor (Archer Wallace)
Inspiring stories of boys who overcame great misfortunes, trials, to prepare them for walking with God and who became exemplary, admirable, honorable men. Many of them, born into poverty, slavery, blindness, or various other trials, when so many others only saw difficulties, they saw possibilities by God’s grace. These role models will truly challenge and inspire you!
Enjoy the real-life stories of:
* American scientist Booker T. Washington
* Scottish-American businessman Andrew Carnegie
* English Bible scholar John Kitto
* English artist Josiah Wedgewood
* Welsh-born professor Henry Jones
* American naturalist John Muir
* English sculptor Francis Chantray — and many more!$22.00 -
Joseph’s Shield (Isabella Alden)
Reprinted from an 1888 edition, by the popular 19th century children’s author who took the pen name “Pansy” (Isabella Alden was her married name), Joseph’s Shield is among our top five stories that will have the greatest eternal influence upon the hearts, minds, and souls of children. It will not take long before you fall in love with Joseph, especially his humorous approach to avoiding the Bible’s influence upon his life–an influence that is quite unavoidable.
Parents will be greatly satisfied knowing that they possess a tool that can so handily help teach children how to apply the Word of God in ordinary, everyday circumstances. You are about to experience a story that takes children to the next level in their journey with the Lord, their fight against sin and their cultivation of character.
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Light in the Darkness: A Story of the Franco-German War (Alice Burk)
Light in the Darkness is the inspiring story of a young French woman during the Franco-German war. During wartime’s difficult trials, Leonie finds hope and friendship in a most unexpected person – a German colonel! And when life seems dark and the world hostile, Leonie finds solace in God’s very tangible love, through the care of her new Christian friend. Themes of Catholicism lay the groundwork for the light of truth to shine.
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Pride and His Prisoners (A. L. O. E.)
Pride is an imprisoning sin. In this excellent story, Pride is personified as a demon which holds most of the inhabitants of an English parish in captivity and forces them to do his bidding. The lives of the characters demonstrate pride in one way or another, and finally results in a near-catastrophe during a hot-air balloon ride! A convicting story with a powerful point for us all!
But not all is lost, for the prisoners of Pride are at last released from his bondage and relationships are restored. Written originally in 1869, the story is timeless as, in every era, we all need a good dose of humility!
A. L. O. E. was the pen name for prolific British writer Charlotte Maria Tucker, which stood for “A Lady of England.”
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The Candle in the Window (Margaret Hill McCarter)
Tully wants more than anything just to make his teacher smile. But no one knows that Miss Ravenstow is trying to escape the pain from her past. No one, that is, except Tod the mailman, who holds in his hands something far more valuable than a special delivery. Discover a very special Christmas story that opens the door for those seeking shelter from the pain of their past.
Inspire your entire family with a beautiful portrayal of how God can use a simple candle in the window to bring hope for the future and an encounter with the Light of the world.
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