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A is for Amicus by Johannah Stanford

Monday, November 26th, 2007

A is for Amicus by Johannah Stanford This children’s picturebook teaches simple Latin vocabulary. Your child will learn 25 Latin words, one for each letter of the Latin alphabet. A new word along with a corresponding watercolor painting is introduced on each page. For ages 4 and up. You can order Johannah’s current books from [...]

New Book Next Year

Saturday, November 24th, 2007

Does that name sound familiar to you?

Hand That Rocks the Cradle

Friday, November 16th, 2007

We’re updating and revising our booklet Hand That Rocks the Cradle. It will have many more reviews and a different format. It has been suggested that we include the following books on our list, but I’m not familiar with any of them and don’t have time right now to read them. What is your opinion? [...]

Tasmania

Monday, July 30th, 2007

Dear Johannah, Greetings from Tasmania, Australia! My name is Fanny and I just wanted to send you this little note to let you know how much I enjoyed your two books Bless the Lord:The 103rd Psalm and The Lord Builds the House:The 127th Psalm which I purchased from Vision Forum recently. I am slowly building [...]

Letter from Sofia

Monday, May 7th, 2007

Podcast #4 Interview with Eloise Wilkin’s Daughter, Part Three

Wednesday, February 21st, 2007

Part three of an interview with Eloise Wilkin’s daughter, Deborah Wilkin Springett. Hansel and Gretel, illustrated by Eloise Wilkin Eloise Wilkin Stories

Podcast #3 Interview with Eloise Wilkin’s Daughter, Part Two

Wednesday, February 21st, 2007

Part two of an interview with Eloise Wilkin’s daughter, Deborah Wilkin Springett. Eloise Wilkin dolls Photo used with permission by Deborah Wilkin Springett The Boy with a Drum, illustrated by Eloise Wilkin

Podcast #2 Interview with Eloise Wilkin’s Daughter, Part One

Wednesday, February 21st, 2007

When I was ten years old someone gave me Baby Dear – a children’s picturebook illustrated by Eloise Wilkin. That copy doesn’t exist any more because I wore out the pages. Recently I purchased a new one, and all the thoughts I used to think when reading that book 45 years ago came back. The [...]

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