Elizabeth Rider Montgomery

Step into the light of God's truth and grace. If you or someone you love suffers from depression, here's the help you've been looking for! Written by a medical doctor and a pastor who have been personally impacted by depression, this book confronts the myths that have developed around the disease and offers strategies for every area of life -- physical, psychological, and sprititual -- that it touches. Do you feel alone or helpless? Overcome by darkness? Let the experiences of fellow sufferers and the expert advice presented here fill you with renewed hope for healing. - Back cover.

A biography of the musician, minister, and teacher who gave up a comfortable teaching career to become a missionary doctor in the African jungle.

Betsy is excited at the prospect of her first summer as an "ordinary" camper since she has spent most of her life in hospitals.

Describes the rapid growth of Seattle which was stimulated by the discovery of gold in the Yukon Territory in 1897.

The life of the Oklahoma cowboy of Indian descent who became a well-known writer and comedian.

Describes wealth and culture of the Suquamish Indians.

A biography of the Danish storyteller who went from an unhappy childhood to become loved and famous for his fairy tales.

A biography of the New World explorer who unsuccessfully sought gold in Florida and led the first expedition of white men across the Mississippi River.

A biography of musician W. C. Handy who first wrote and introduced the blues and whose famous contributions included "Saint Louis Blues" and "Memphis Blues."

A biography of the scientist and educator who invented the telephone.

A biography of cartoonist Walt Disney stressing his professional contribution to the film industry and influence on American life.

A biography of the second Secretary-General of the United Nations who died in a plane crash on a peace mission to the Congo in 1961.

Recreates, from actual diaries, the trek of the 1843 Oregon Emigration Company across the 2000 mile stretch of desert and plain now called the Oregon Trail.