Eirenikospress: 128 books

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...

A tale of 1800’s England. Stanley Hilda and Daisy love the month of August because that is when their family gets to spend a holiday at the English seashore.  One day they notice an old bell hanging near the beach and Jonas an older sailor steps forward to answer their questions about what...

Sally Ann wishes that everyone could just forgive each other and get along. A misunderstanding between two boys, Andy Adams and her brother Jim, has turned into an extended family feud. Sally Anne might miss out on her favorite event of the year, the Annual fair, because of everyone's wounded pride....

“Margaret Monfort” is the second book of the “Margaret Series”. At the beginning of the book Margaret is living at Fernley house with her Uncle John. All is going smoothly until Cousin Sophronia Montfort comes to stay. She comes uninvited, announces that she’s come to keep house for John,...

In 1718 Jeremy and his father live on a small Island of the coast of Maine. They lead a quiet peaceful existence. Jeremy’s father has to leave for the a day to do some business on the mainland but he has no idea that their small Island has been used in past by Pirates as a base! Jeremy is kidnapped...

    A children’s historical fiction book about Japanese siblings, set in the time of the early 1900’s. It may be a clazzic but it will capture the imagination of kids everywhere. This book is brought to life by beautiful black and white drawings done by the author....

The New Treasure Seekers takes us back to the six Bastable children who get into scrapes by always trying to be good. Older children will sympathize with the senior Bastables as their younger siblings create havoc. The flawless narrative of Oswald Bastable gives the reader a hilarious child's-eye...

The second book in the “Glad Series”.  Pollyanna’s Aunt and new Uncle have received a call for help.  Della Wetherby thinks Pollyanna’s joyful spirit is just the Medicine her bitter sister needs. So off Pollyanna sets on a trip to the big city, to make new friends and soften hardened...

The Sixth and final book in the "Margaret" Series by Laura E. Richards. A charming end to the series. The book focuses on two of the three Margarets, Peggy And Margaret Monfort, and Also on the Merryweather family who appear in several of the other books. Margaret goes to spend the summer...

The second book in the “Five Little Peppers” series. A combination of stories describing the Peppers adventures in the Little Brown House. Enjoyable and sweet. Watch the Pepper family as they overcome hardships and see the positive side of life and family in the midst of poverty.

The Last book in the “Five Little Peppers” series. Phronsie Pepper is all grown up and the pepper family has grown to include a new precocious younger generation. Phronsie is in love with a young man named Roslyn May but struggles with the relationship because of the disapproval of her dear grandpa. ...

The third book in the "Five Little Peppers" series. This Book follows Joel one of the more rambunctious of the Pepper brood. Quick tempered and energetic he frequently find himself in trouble but always manages to squeeze out of it. Read and follow along as Joel saves his sisters from an...

The 5th book in the “five Little Peppers Series. Now living at the Kings' home as cherished members of the family, the children, especially Polly, make the acquaintance of the unpleasant cousin Eunice Chatterton, who thinks the Kings are "slumming" by associating with the Peppers. The...

A is for Amiable B is for Bumptious D for Doleful, A charming rhyming alphabet book that from A to Z has representations of different kids of personality traits and a colorful illustration to match. A fun way to learn the meanings of big words people are sometimes described by. Illustrated by John Hassal