A young girl finds comfort and guidance through a hymn taught by her mother.
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A young girl named Christianna journeys through the City of Destruction and Vanity Fair.
This book recounts the missionary efforts and spiritual victories of Christians in various historical settings.
This book encourages perseverance and determination through stories of individuals who overcome obstacles to achieve their goals.
A story about a needle that learns about its purpose and value through its experiences in various sewing projects.
This collection of stories revisits familiar characters and themes, offering moral lessons and gentle narratives for young readers.
This story explores the importance of empathy and understanding through the lives of others.
This novel follows Eddy Ellerslie as he navigates life, encountering old friends and new challenges that shape his character.
A group of children face danger and moral choices while trapped in a dangerous mine.
This book uses a parliamentary setting within a playroom to teach children about rules, order, and good behavior.
A group of children are rescued from Egypt, facing trials and relying on faith and courage.
This collection presents short, moralistic tales designed to teach Christian values and lessons to young readers.
A rat named Pip embarks on a journey of self-discovery and learns about the world and its inhabitants.
A young girl named Lily learns valuable lessons about obedience, faith, and the consequences of disobedience through her interactions with insects and nature.
The Roby family faces numerous challenges and adversities as they strive to live a virtuous life and overcome worldly struggles.
This allegorical tale uses mythological elements to convey Christian truths and moral lessons about faith and redemption.
#17
Precepts in practice, or, Stories illustrating the Proverbs
A. L. O. E. · 1859
Concern7CleanVirtue62Rich
This collection of short stories uses parables and allegories to teach moral lessons based on the Book of Proverbs.
#18
Walter Binning, the adopted son, or, Illustrations of the Lord's prayer
A. L. O. E. · 1859
Concern0CleanVirtue45Rich
This Victorian-era story uses the Lord's Prayer as a framework to illustrate moral lessons and spiritual truths through the life of an adopted son, Walter Binning.
This allegorical tale uses a silver casket as a symbol to warn young readers about the temptations and dangers of the world.
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