Coloring book that tells the story of the great saint who carried the Christ Child across a river. Also tells the story of his search for the greatest king In the world, whom he wanted to serve, and of his martyrdom. 32pp. PB. Imprimatur.

Coloring book that tells the story of the young martyr of purity who died when she was not quite 12. Shows her holy daily life that led to and prepared her for her heroic death. 32pp. PB. Imprimatur.

Coloring book that tells the story of the medieval boy who became a Benedictine monk, hermit and wonderworker as well as custodian of the miraculous status of Our Lady of Einsiedein. He was murdered by robbers, who were then pursued to justice by St. Meinrad's pet ravens. (He is patron of St. Meinrad's Abbey, Indiana, where these coloring books were first published.) 32pp. PB. Imprimatur.

This book is the first of a set of five books designed to be read as a companion reader to the Bible. Each chapter lists the corresponding Biblical passages. The remaining four books in the series are Prophets and Kings; Desire of Ages; Acts of the Apostles; The Great Controversy. The author is very readable and shows great insight and sensitivity to the whole plan of God in rescuing mankind from sin and restoring them to His original plan for the human race. This book begins with the entrance of sin inn heaven prior to the creation of the earth and covers the dealings of God with His earthly creation down throu the ages, and includes the fall of man, the flood of Noah, the exodus of Moses, the batles of king David, and end with Davids last years, including his fall into sin with Bathsheba and his restoration to favor with God

THis book is an excellent resource for high school teachers with struggling readers. It is full of strategies that you can take into the classroom and use immediately.

Exploration Of Africa: Sudan adds to the Chelsea House 'Emerging Nations' series, providing focus on African explorations and history. Harmon's focus on the Sudan reveals the history of the country, from life before the arrival of white settlers to changes which occurred after. An excellent focus on the land, people and politics of the area.

Taking Charge Of My Life (choices, changes, and me) has to be the best book besides the Bible in my eyes. This book literally saved my life. I was hospitalized for suicide and felt that my life was out of control and I had no answers to why I felt this way at the time. Upon being treated for severe depression and O.C.D. I was given a choice to read a book which I have not done in like 10 years prior. I choose this book by Ed Harmon and Marge Jarmin. Being in black and white cartoon form it was easy for me with my short attention span from the depression to comprehend. My whole life changed after reading this book. I am now fully recovered and back in charge of my life. I am in total control of my choices, changes, and ME! Thank you and God Bless!

This book goes over the Sermon on the Mount. It contains many quotable lines such as "Pride feels no need." (p. 7) the author integrates a lot of Bible verbiage and imagery, showing how they illustrate the principles of this sermon.

I am not writing this review from the perspective of a 22 year old college student. I am writing this from the perspective of the 12 year old I was when I first came across "Tracy Harmon: Love Specialist" in my middle school library during lunch. The twelve year old me read the entire book in one sitting, and promptly stole the libraries' copy , which I still have to this day. (The theft was wildly out of character for this Miss Goodie Two-Shoes, as I never even take pencils from work, and I'm still planning to mail the book back to my old school someday. Really.)
The cover of my (or King Middle School's) copy says it all: A pretty brunette in a Red Sweater sits at a typewriter while a handsome , clean cut guy watches her with interest. Right away we know we're in for goofy romance.
The story concerns a formally chubby teenager who has lost weight responsibly after trying many crash diets and quick fix cures (The saga of Tracy's weight loss is told in the book's prequel, "The Girl Within". I haven't read it.). Now, at a healthy weight with the proper self-confidence, Tracy is beautiful and wildly popular. All the guys at her school would kill to go out with her, and she can have any one she wants, except Brent Haywood. He's different. New at the school, Brent is aloof to the point of rudeness, and shows a particular dislike for Tracy, for reasons she cannot understand. On the other hand, as one chracter puts it , "he, uh, stares at you a lot" and is forever showing up in Tracy's vicinity, to her annoyance. Thus we begin a decidedly cheesy romance, full of misunderstandings, dark secret pasts (G-Rated of course) and plenty of fun. I adored this book as a young girl; I read it until I had entire sections memorized. If you can get a copy, it will make a great gift for the right day-dreaming girl. As for me, you can be sure when I have kids they will be reading it too. And then I really do have to give it back to the library.

Ty Detmer had one of the greatest college careers ever! Dick Harmon is a great writer. He has written many books on BYU football and their quarterbacks. This book goes into depth on how Ty became a football player in the small town of Mission, Texas. Buy it, read it, and ENJOY!