Eirenikospress: 128 books

Scotland’s Story, by H. E. Marshall was originally written with the goal of  making learning history something children could understand and enjoy. Starting at the beginning of Scottish history and spanning into the 1800’s this book covers the triumphs and struggles of the Scottish people...

"Jill newly started on the road to "The Golden City" is eager to give her tithe to God.   Eager and impulsive she learns the lesson that God doesn't just care for the monetary things we can give Him, but for the love and forgiveness we show towards others.

his book is an inspirational story of a boy Tip Lewis and the transformation of his life. He becomes a Christian because of one of his schoolteachers and the Bible. He truly uses His lamp (God’s Word) as a light for him and those around him. This is the story of the transforming power of a changed...

A story built around the Biblical tale of the prodigal son.  Sir Edward Wentworth is about to get an unwanted and unexpected visitor.  His orphaned Niece Milly has come to live with him.  At first the cynical man is irritated and easily annoyed by the child but soon her innocent caring ways begin...

Scotch Twins Jean, Jock, their father, and the dog all live in a "wee housie" in rural Scotland. They have no mother so it is up to Jean to take care of the house and everyone in it. However, she still has plenty of time left to play, and since she is "as good as a boy" (as Jock...

Li also known as Lighting was dubbed that by her rambunctious siblings. The family of seven keep their caretakers on their toes with the siblings rowdy actions. When Li decides to make a fresh start and “Be Good” her first efforts are a failure. But when she comes to the end of her abilities she...

This book is The Third In The “Twins” Series. Larry and Eileen The Irish twins live in a very poor village in Ireland, but they don't seem to mind. They roast potatoes in the ashes of Granny's fire, have a run-in with dangerous Gypsies, and seem to lead a very happy family life. Often they are...

This book follows the adventures of Paris-born twins Pierre and Pierrette. It is set in the time of World War I France. The beginning of the story finds them attending school in one of the city's great cathedrals, and going home to their solitary mother each night. Things soon become a great deal...

Tonio and Tita are the children of a Mexican farmer. The story tells of their day-to-day activities, such as eating, going to school, and taking care of the animals. Tonio is a mischievous boy while Tia is portrayed as the more leveled headed one of the siblings. This story also covers Mexican holidays...

A charming Alphabet book about an apple pie and all the things children are willing to do to get it.  Follow the beautifully illustrated romping  from A to Z. 

A beautiful tale of redemption and adventure. Horace is a young arrogant Englishman vacationing in Italy with his mother. Reckless and un-thoughtful, he puts himself in danger and is captured by a group of bandits. In his time in, “The Robbers Cave”, he meets a young man named Raphael. Raphael...

The Final book in the “Comrades of the Cross Series.” As a Levite boy Phannias has been raised to be a strict keeper of the law. But he is devastated when he first feels the crushing blow of his inadequacy. At the same time he sees glimpses of hope in the possibility that the Messiah has actually...

Originally Published in 1888 by the London Tract Society “Poppy’s Presents” is a book that tried to offer hope and address the issues of it’s day. Broken families may seem prevalent in today’s culture but Poppy’s family deals with this issue as well as other problems such as poverty,...

Christie's old organ is a heartwarming story about a young boy who is on a search to find out how his dear old friend can get to “home, sweet home.” One of the most famous children’s novels of the Victorian era. Filled with emotion, this uplifting story tells of the unique friendship between...