Cajun Re-book Store
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Noah Webster: A Man Who Loved Words, 2nd Ed.
The young schoolmaster Noah Webster had a problem—his pupils had no books that were written by Americans for Americans. The textbooks all came from England. He had always loved words; maybe this was his chance to help the new country and his pupils also! What resulted in 1782 was to become the best-selling textbook ever, the Blue-Backed Speller. But that is not all! Noah Webster’s life will show your child the Christian influence on our country, inspire him to grow in character, and help him develop a love for language. A glossary makes it easy for your child to look up unfamiliar terms as he reads, acquainting him with early American culture and setting a pattern for building his vocabulary. Biographical novel written by Elaine Cunningham.
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Rosa, 2nd Ed.
Meet Rosa, the daughter of a migrant farm laborer. Through the kindness of a friend, she learns about Jesus, the Friend who never leaves us.
$3.00$8.00Rosa, 2nd Ed.
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Message of the Mountain, 2nd Ed.
Message of the Mountain is the third book in the Maple Tree trilogy. In the second book, Song of the Brook, the Johnson family move from their Minnesota farm to a rural town in the state of Washington. As this new adventure opens, the family is about to find out how life in town in the early 1900s differs from their previous experiences living in the country. For one thing, the new inventions of the day are amazing! Through their adventures, the family gets to know the message of the mountain–“as the mountains are round about Jerusalem, so the Lord is round about his people.” Christian fiction written by Matilda Nordtvedt.
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Billy Sunday: Runner for the Lord
Billy’s mother shed many tears as Billy and his older brother, Ed, boarded the train to the Soldiers’ Orphans’ Home. Their father had died in the Civil War and their mother could no longer provide for them. What would happen to them? Well, what happened is quite a story—one that includes major league baseball, a letter from President Theodore Roosevelt, and God’s miraculous work! At Billy’s death in 1935, he had preached to over one million people! The story of the great evangelist, especially his boyhood, is brought to life in this fascinating biography by Elaine Cunningham.
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George Muller
With scarcely enough food or money for his own family, George Muller opened his heart and home. Sustained by God’s provision, the Muller house “Breakfast Club” of thirty orphans grew to five large houses that ultimately over ten thousand children would call home. George Muller trusted God with a depth rarely seen. His faith and generosity set a standard for Christians of all generations.
$6.00George Muller
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Liberty Tree, 4th Ed.
Encourage your child to read quality stories about American heroes, scientists, kings, and other characters who have set positive examples in Liberty Tree. These 35 stories and 17 poems combine teaching your child about patriotism, service, and kindness with enhancing reading comprehension and readability. Vocabulary words, comprehension questions, and character themes allow your child to read, understand, and apply truths from these character-building stories.
$8.00$13.00Liberty Tree, 4th Ed.
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Trails to Explore, 2nd Ed.
Go on exciting adventures with Dr. Doolittle, William Tell, Paul Bunyan, and more with Trails to Explore! These 34 stories and 30 poems are selections from literary classics, legends, and famous authors like Daniel Defoe, Rudyard Kipling, and Edgar Guest. These selections include vocabulary words, comprehension questions, and character themes to help your child read, understand, and apply positive traits from these quality stories.
$8.00$13.00Trails to Explore, 2nd Ed.
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Salute to Courage, 2nd Ed.
These 26 stories and 14 poems about honesty, integrity, and courage, help your child develop good character while enhancing his reading skills. Vocabulary words, comprehension questions, and character themes enable your child to understand and apply the positive qualities from these stories about missionaries, early settlers, American leaders, and other people whose lives have made a difference.
$8.00$13.00Salute to Courage, 2nd Ed.
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Better Bridges, 4th Ed.
Enjoy stories from authors such as Hans Christian Anderson and Louisa May Alcott in this reader. Character traits are taught in every story. Thought questions at the end of the stories aid in understanding the selections.
$5.00$10.00Better Bridges, 4th Ed.
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Crossroads, 3rd Ed.
Stories such as “The Ugly Duckling”, “Cornelia and Her Jewels”, and “Columbus and the Egg” teach character lessons while growing your child’s love for reading.
$5.00$10.00Crossroads, 3rd Ed.
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Footprints, 3rd Ed.
Help your child learn character traits like cooperation, imagination, and forgiveness with the stories in this reader. With biblical stories as well as classics, your child will enjoy growing his reading skills.
$5.00$10.00Footprints, 3rd Ed.
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Secret in the Maple Tree, 2nd Ed.
Change is a constant theme in life, and Hilda has to learn how to adjust in Secret in the Maple Tree. This chapter book tells the story of 8-year old Hilda and her journey to gaining a new brother, learning forgiveness, and relying on God throughout the transitions in life. Complete with a glossary of challenging words for your child to reference, this novel promotes extended reading comprehension while enhancing character-building traits.
$5.00$10.00Secret in the Maple Tree, 2nd Ed.
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