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Ballad of the White Horse
$19.95
By G.K. Chesterton. Epic poem describes King Alfred’s battle against the invading Danes in 878. It is both a poetic tale of historical events and a timeless allegory about the ongoing battle between Christianity and the forces of nihilistic heathenism. Hardcover. Ages 16+.
 
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Dragon and the Raven
$14.99
By G.A. Henty. In the days of King Alfred the Great. Paperback.
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Son of Charlemagne
$12.95
By Barbara Willard. Historical fiction set in the 9th century and seen through the eyes of Charlemagne's young son, Carl. Ages 10+.
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Saint Benedict
$11.00
By Mary Fabyan Windeatt. Interestingly told story of the founder of the Benedictines and the father of Western monasticism. A good family read aloud. Ages 10+.
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Augustine Came to Kent
$11.95
By Barbara Willard. Historical fiction of the early days of Christianity in Great Britian. In 597 Pope Gregory sent Augustine to preach the Gospel to the Angles and the Saxons in the England of King Ethelbert. Ages 10+.
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Saint Meinrad Story Coloring Book
$4.25
By Mary Fabyan Windeatt. A little-known Benedictine saint, Meinrad lived in what is now Switzerland in the early 800's. His holiness and influence reached across the centuries and across the oceans even to our own time in history. Read about it! Age 8+.
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Who Were the Vikings?
$4.95
An Usborne Starting Point History book. Why were people so afraid of the Vikings? Why were some of them buried in boats? What were Viking houses like? Were all the Vikings ruthless raiders? These are the kinds of questions you'll find answered here. Color illustrations. Grades 1 - 3.
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Viking Village Sticker Picture
$4.50
All the vitality of an ancient Viking settlement comes vividly to life in this colorful and educational sticker pciture book. 12" x 18" laminated backdrop and 46 reusable stickers bring the scene to life. Ages 5+.
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The Viking World
$11.95
Usborne Illustrated World History series. This book looks at the way the Vikings lived and captures their irrepressible spirit of adventure. It follows the voyages of such Viking explorers as Leif Ericsson. Packed with maps, charts and pictures, this is both a fascinating hiostorical chronicle and a valuable work of reference. Ages 10+.
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Myths of the Norsemen
$12.95
By H.A. Guerber. Meet the legendary Norse characters of Odin, Thor, Siegfried and Loki in this authentic version taken from the Eddas and Sagas. Twenty-eight stories, many illustrations. Ages 12+
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Leif the Lucky
$13.95
By Ingri d'Aulaire. Oversized paperback, full-color. An engaging story of Leif Eriksson and his band of followers who discovered and explored part of the North American continent 500 years before Columbus. Ages 8-10.
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Beowulf
$1.00
Dover Thrift. Unabridged.
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Beowulf
$10.50
A Norton Critical Edition. Translated by E.Talbot Donaldson. Includes explanatory notes, nine critical essays, map, glossary of proper names and geneological table. This edition aids tremendously in forming a thorough understanding of an important piece of literature.
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King Arthur and His Knights
$12.95
By Howard Pyle. Here's how to inspire a little chivalry in your sons: embark on a medieval literary adventure of knightly valor and chivalric romance. This volume is the first book in the 4-part series of reprints of the 1910 edition. Includes many detailed illustrations done by the author. Some archaic language. Read-aloud for 8 years and up. For independent reading, 12 years and up.
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Champions of the Round Table
$11.95
By Howard Pyle. Book 2 in the series. These stories feature Sir Launcelot, Sir Tristram and Sir Percival. 50 black and white illustrations.
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Sir Launcelot and His Companions
$12.95
By Howard Pyle. Book 3 in the series. This enchanting volume celebrates the exploits and conquests of Sir Launcelot, one of the most famous knights of King Arthur's Round Table. 52 black and white illustrations.
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The Grail and the Passing of Arthur
$10.95
By Howard Plye. Book 4 in the series. Includes the story of Sir Geraint and the Knight of the Sparrow-Hawk, the exploits of Sir Galahad and his search for the Holy Grail, and Arthur's conflicts with Mordred and Launcelot and his final passing. 39 black and white illustrations.
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Ecclesiastical History of the English People
$12.95
By Venerable Bede. Written in 731, Bede's work begins with the founding of the Church in England, describing political and religious struggles of the English people from Caesar's invasion in A.D. 55 all the way up to Bede's own time. Ages 16+.
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Book of Kells Reproductions
$7.95
A monumental calligraphic and artistic work, the Book of Kells was created between 600 and 800 A.D. This book contains thirty-two full-color plates with captions that identify the scripture passage and scene. All ages.
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Celtic Design Coloring Book
$3.95
Thirty-seven examples from Celtic tradition based on original designs from the Book of Durrow, the Gospels of St. Willibrord, and the illustrious Book of Kells. Captions identify the source of each picture and explain the iconogrpahy. Includes limited permission to photocopy for your own use. Ages 8+.
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Celtic Stained Glass Coloring Book
$1.50
Authentic Celtic designs in 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" format. Eight designs.
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Fun with Celtic Stencils
$1.50
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The Building of Christendom
$25.00
Volume 2 in a series by Warren Carroll. This volume begins with Constantine and the Arian heresy and ends with the success of the First Crusade. Paperback. Ages 16 - adult.
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King Arthur Sticker Doll
$1.50
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Book of Kells Cards
$1.50
Six postcards picturing pages or details from the Book of Kells. Brief descriptive information on the backs.
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Wulf the Saxon, Quality S.C.
$14.99
By G. A. Henty.
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Wulf the Saxon, featherweight
$6.99
By G.A. Henty. A PrestonSpeed Publication.
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