Long ago children books

An East Saxon boy, recently converted to Christianity, tries to deal with the villager's and his own brother's hostility to the monks with whom he now makes his home.

For young Ra to make all the tools needed by his Stone Age tribe is a new idea for all of them, and provides Ra with a skill that saves his life when he is abandoned by his tribe for forgetting how to hunt.

An illustrated children's story set in the mid-eighteenth century. Sarah is staying at her snobbish aunt's grand house in Nottingham and is forced into the company of George, the spoilt and cruel son of her aunt's best friend. She would rather make friends with Sam, a West Indian pageboy who serves her aunt's chocolate. Sam longs to spend his time drumming, but as a slave he has no way to leave the household. The town's famous Goose Fair becomes the scene of some fateful encounters.

Because she is afraid God will answer her prayer and take her new baby sister back to heaven, nine-year-old Fanny runs away from her home in Victorian England.