Teaching With Joy
Book Reviews ... A Lion To Guard Us
The Mystery of the Stolen Boxcar
Three Cousins Detective Club Series
Making Great Gingerbread Houses
If You Were At The First Thanksgiving
Hitty: Her First Hundred Years
For Instructions in Righteousness
Jonathan Park: The Adventure Begins (Jonathan Park Audio Adventures)
300 Three Minute Games: Quick and Easy Activities For 2-5 Year Olds
Five in a Row: Vol. I, II, III
The Story of the World: History For the Classical Child Vol. I, Ancient Times
Bible Activities in a Snap, Sharing God's Love
Learning to Write Manuscript: Grade 1
A Picture Book of ................by David Adler
The Ordinary Parents Guide to Teaching Reading
First Language Lessons for The Well Trained Mind
Puzzles & Games for Critical and Creative Thinking
Alphabetivities: 175 Ready-to-Use Activities from A to Z
Preschool-K Everything for early learning
The Usborne Introduction to Art: Internet Linked
Now I'm Reading for Beginning Readers
Toddlerific: Faith-Building Activities for Toddlers and Twos
The Usborne Complete Book of Art Ideas
Beyond Five in a Row: Christian Bible Supplement Vol. I, II, and III
Above and Beyond Five in a Row
Beyond Five in a Row, Vol. I, II, III
Five in a Row: Bible Study Supplement
Tomie's Three Bears and Other Tales Board Book
The Story of the World Activity Book II: The Middle Ages
The Story of the World: History For the Classical Child Vol. II, The Middle Ages
The Story of the World Activity Book I: Ancient Times
This review is by Becca, age 12.
“A Lion To Guard Us" was written by Clyde Robert Bulla in 1981.
The main characters are Amanda, Jemmy (8), Meg (5), and Dr. Crider. They start in England in the 1600's where Amanda works for Mistress Trippet. When their mother dies, they must sail to America to be with their father in Jamestown.
The children travel with Dr. Crider. When he dies they must continue alone. Then they are ship wrecked in Bermuda. How will they get to Jamestown now? Will their father be there? What if he isn't?
I really enjoyed reading this book. I think it is a good book because it tells what it was like in England. It also shows what it was like to sail to America for orphaned children in the 1600's.
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