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The books are split into 2 sections, the second of which is especially suitable for younger children.
The books are listed in alphabetical order of title. Many of these books have been recommended by members of our congregation.In-Print books are available, as they say, 'from all good book sellers', including
Just click on the books below or their links to go to Amazon's relevant pages.
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Dawning Light - Perspectives on Friendship
David Tong and Peter Karry: Published 2005 by Arem Publishing, 48 pages, hardback First rate poetry and beautiful photography - including our own Ashtead Common |
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Internet Linked Science Encyclopedia
Judy Tatchell: Published 2000 by Usborne, 448 pages, hardback |
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Internet Linked World History Encyclopedia
J. Bingham, S. Taplin, J. Chisholm: Published 2001 by Usborne, 416 pages, hardback |
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September 11 - A Testimony
Reuters: Published 2001 by Reuters, 266 pages, hardback |
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September 11 - A Testimony
Reuters: Published 2002 by Financial Times Prentice Hall, 272 pages, hardback |
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After September 11 - New York and the World
Reuters: Published 2002 by Prentice Hall, 222 pages, hardback |
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The Usborne Book of London
Rosie Dickins: Published 2001 by Usborne Publishing Ltd, 64 pages, paperback  See also
Links to London Museums, Galleries etc.
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What If - Religious Themes in Science Fiction
Mike Alsford: Published 2000 by Darton, Longman & Todd Ltd, 176 pages, paperback Do you prefer writers like H.G. Wells or William Gibson, TV like Star Trek or Dr Who, or prefer films like Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Blade Runner or Total Recall? Or are you more at home with Plato, Kant or Marx. Some how 'What If' shows that the questions they ask and try, in there own way, to answer is very similar to questions and answers you'll find in Judaeo-Christian teachings. The subtitle of the book is 'Religious themes In Science Fiction', and it covers just that. Starting with the Enlightenment and Shelley's Frankenstein and with frequent references to all manner of material predominantly Science Fiction (aka future fiction) Mike Alsford shows that nothing is new. Further more that, the Bible too is interested in the same questions of human identity, relationships and destiny. Sometimes heavy in concepts it is nevertheless fast moving and soon you're back on familiar ground. A great book to give SF friends to help them see the relevance of the Bible to the main themes of life. - AC |
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Best of All
Max Lucado, Illustrator: Sergio Martinez: Published 2003 by Crossway Books, 32 pages, hardback |
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Going on a Plane - Usborne First Experiences
A. Civardi, Illustrator: Stephen Cartwright: Published 2002 by Usborne Publishing, 16 pages, paperback |
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Going to a Party - Usborne First Experiences
A. Civardi, Illustrator: Stephen Cartwright: Published 2002 by Usborne Publishing, 16 pages, paperback |
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Going to School - Usborne First Experiences
A. Civardi, Illustrator: Stephen Cartwright: Published 2002 by Usborne Publishing, 16 pages, paperback |
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Going to the Dentist - Usborne First Experiences
A. Civardi, Illustrator: Stephen Cartwright: Published 2002 by Usborne Publishing, 16 pages, paperback |
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Going to the Doctor - Usborne First Experiences
A. Civardi, Illustrator: Stephen Cartwright: Published 2002 by Usborne Publishing, 16 pages, paperback |
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Going to the Hospital - Usborne First Experiences
A. Civardi, Illustrator: Stephen Cartwright: Published 2004 by Usborne Publishing, 16 pages, paperback |
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If Only I Had a Green Nose
Max Lucado, Illustrator: Sergio Martinez: Published 2002 by Crossway Books, 32 pages, hardback |
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Leaving Mrs Ellis
Catherine Robinson & Sue Broadley: Published 1997 by Red Fox, 32 pages, paperback, ISBN 0099254611 It's the end of the school year, and Leo will no longer be taught by the kind Mrs Ellis. He's frightened of Miss Lyons, who is to be his new teacher, but over the summer he finds out that she's not as he feared. When school starts again, Leo is boldly leading his friends into their new classroom | |
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Moving House - Usborne First Experiences
A. Civardi, Illustrator: Stephen Cartwright: Published 2002 by Usborne Publishing, 16 pages, paperback |
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Nothing
Mick Inkpen: Published 1996 by Hodder Children's Books, 32 pages, paperback |
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Owl Babies
Martin Waddell, Illustrator: Patrick Benson: Published 1994 by Walker Books, 32 pages, paperback |
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Owl Babies
Martin Waddell, Illustrator: Patrick Benson: Published 1994 by Walker Books, 22 pages, board |
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Penguin Small
Mick Inkpen: Published 1994 by Hodder Children's Books, 32 pages, paperback |
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Usborne Book of First Experiences
A. Civardi, Illustrator: Stephen Cartwright: Published 2003 by Usborne Publishing, 144 pages, paperback Includes: Going to the Hospital; Going to the Doctor; Going to School; Going to the Dentist; The New Baby; Moving House; The New Puppy; Going on a Plane; and Going to a Party |
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The Velveteen Rabbit
Margery Williams, Illustrator: William Nicholson: Published 2004 by Egmont Books, 48 pages, paperback |
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Waterbugs and Dragonflies - Explaining Death to Young Children
Doris Stickney: Published 2004 by Pilgrim Press, 24 pages, paperback |
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Waterbugs and Dragonflies - Explaining Death to Young Children
Doris Stickney: Published 2002 by Continuum International, hardback |
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You Are Mine
Max Lucado, Illustrator: Sergio Martinez: Published 2001 by Crossway Books, 31 pages, hardback |
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You Are Mine
Max Lucado, Illustrator: Sergio Martinez: Published 2002 by Crossway Books, 28 pages, board |
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You Are Special - A Story for Everyone
Max Lucado, Illustrator: Sergio Martinez: Published 2002 by Crossway Books, 48 pages, hardback |
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You Are Special
Max Lucado, Illustrator: Sergio Martinez: Published 2000 by Crossway Books, 28 pages, board |
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