SPRING 2013 - Ignatius Press

new bethlehem SPRING books
God King — Joanne Williamson
Carries the reader back to Ancient Egypt. Young Prince
Taharka is content to have no principal part to play in
that rule. However, it is he and not the expected Prince
Shabataka who succeeds to the throne of Kush.
GK-P . . . 220 pages, Softcover, $14.95
Hittite Warrior — Joanne Williamson
Uriah’s Hititte home is destroyed by invading
Greeks, his dying father tells him find a man named
Sisera. Thus begins Uriah’s adventure to find Sisera,
and join him in battle against the Hebrews.
HITW-P . . . Sewn Softcover, 282 pp, $14.95
Spring Tide — Mary Ray
In the year 311 in Britain, Christians are caught
between Roman persecution and local marauding
tribes. Two friends, Julius and Con, meet and
befriend Brychan, a young Christian priest.
STI-P . . . 150 pp, Softcover, Young Adult, $12.95
Beorn the Proud — Madeleine Polland
This exciting story is set in 9th century Europe, when
Viking raiders ravaged the coasts of Ireland.
BP-P . . . 205 pp, Ages 10 & up, Softcover, $14.95
Son of Charlemagne — Barbara Willard
Story of the great Emperor Charlemagne and his son
as his father is determined to do what he feels is best
to serve God and Europe.
SOC-P . . . Sewn Softcover, 208 pp, $14.95
The Red Keep — Allen French
The Sauval brothers raid the Red Keep in hope of
gaining it for themselves, only to be thwarted by
Sir Roger and young Conan. Now they plot anew.
Illustrated by Andrew Wyeth.
REDK-P . . . 384 pp, Sewn Softcover, $16.95
Also by Allen French:
The Story of Rolf and the Viking Bow
SRVB-P . . . 256 pp, Sewn Softcover, $15.95
The Hidden Treasure of Glaston — Eleanore Jewett
Hugh is left in the care of Glaston bury Abbey by
his father who must flee England. Hugh finds life
at the abbey is surprisingly full in the days of King
Henry II.
HTOG-P . . . 320 pp, Softcover, $15.95
If All the Swords in England — Barbara Willard
Young Simon becomes a scribe for the exiled
Archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas Becket.
IASE-P . . . 200 pp, Sewn Softcover, $14.95
Becky Landers Frontier Warrior
Constance Lindsay Skinner
It’s 1778 and the Revolution rages. Becky Landers
forms a plan to join a dangerous mission and track
down her brother, taken the year before by Indians.
BL-P . . . 208 pages, Quality Softcover, $12.95
Downright Dencey — Caroline Dale Snedeker
More than a tale of whaling ships and gentle Quaker
eccentricities, it is a tale of friendship.Dencey matures
from the little girl prone to unquakerly anger.
DD-P . . . 250 pages, 12-up, Softcover, $12.95
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Philomena — Kate Seredy
The wonderfully illustrated tale, pre-World War I
Czechoslovakia, of an orphaned girl whose lively
adventure to find her lost aunt has the heavenly aid
of her grandmother.
PHIL-P . . . 96 pp, Quality Softcover, $12.95
The Winged Watchman — Hilda van Stockum
Rich in suspense, plot and spiritual truth. Every
element of occupied Holland is united in a story of
courage and hope. Illustrated.
WING-P . . . Sewn Softcover, 204 pp, $14.95
The Borrowed House — Hilda van Stockum
When Janna is summoned from Germany to join
her parents in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam, she is
shocked by the Dutch hatred for the Germans.
TBH-P . . . 240 pp, Softcover, $12.95
Enemy Brothers — Constance Savery
British airman Dym Ingleford is convinced that the
young German prisoner, Max Eckermann, is his
brother Anthony who was kidnapped years before.
ENEB-P . . . 304 pp, Softcover, $14.95
The Miracle of St. Nicholas
Gloria Whelan; Illustrated by Judith Brown
The story of how a young Russian boy’s determination
to have a Christmas Mass in the Church of St.
Nicholas after being closed for 60 years is rewarded
with a miracle. Lavishly illustrated.
MSN-H . . . 32 pp, 8 x 10, Hardcover, $16.95
Alvin’s Secret Code — Clifford B. Hicks
Alvin and his companions are drawn into the intricacies
of code detection and the dangers of a newly
stirred-up 100-year-old mystery.
ASCO-P . . . 168 pages, Quality Softcover, $11.95
Herodotus and the Road to History
Jeanne Bendick
Herodotus set sail from Greece to the ends of the
ancient world. By his histories we can still follow him
through Syria, Persia, Egypt, and the “barbaric” north.
Lucid prose, humorous illustrations, and helpful maps
entertain and instruct.
HRH-P . . . Illustrated, Softcover, 96 pp, $13.95
Also from Jeanne Bendick:
Archimedes & the Door of Science: ADS-P . . . $14.95
Galen & the Gateway to Medicine: GGM-P . . . $14.95
Mystery of the Periodic Table — Ben Wiker
A delightful journey through the ages, on the trail
of the elements of the Periodic Table as we know
them today. MPT-P . . . 275 pages, Softcover, $15.95
The Saving Name of God the Son
Jean Ann Sharpe, editor
Illustrated with images by Fra Angelico
Introduces the very young to the mystery of Jesus
Christ, Second Divine Person of the Trinity. First title
in the Trinity series and Teaching the Language of the
Faith Series, this full-color board book focuses on the
invocations and titles of Christ drawn from the Bible
and doctrine. Illustrated with the luminous art of Fra
Angelico. Of interest for all ages / Read-aloud ages 3-up.
SNGS-H . . . Board book, 22 pp, $9.95
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