Who Carved the Mountain? Author(s): Jean L. S PatrickIllustrator(s): Renee Graef Our family was delighted to visit Mount Rushmore recently, along with several other Love2Learn families. Since we live in South Dakota, Mount Rushmore books have prominent and permanent displays in our library system's many branches. Who Carved the Mountain saw the inside of our weekly library bag many times and became our favorite Mount Rushmore picture book. Read more about Who Carved the Mountain?
The Year and Our Children Author(s): Mary Reed Newland Originally published in the 1950s, The Year and Our Children has been the gold standard by which all other liturgical year activity books are measured. And now, Sophia Institute Press has brought this beloved gem back into print. Those of us with old dog-eared and grease stained copies, and all those who coveted those well-worn editions, thrill at the news of widespread availability of this treasure. I think I was trembling on the phone when I ordered my new copy. Read more about The Year and Our Children
The First Whole Book of Diagrams Author(s): Mary Daly Read more about The First Whole Book of Diagrams
Genesis 1: House of the Covenant Author(s): Mary DalyIllustrator(s): Catherine Billion and family Read more about Genesis 1: House of the Covenant
Creator and Creation (third edition) Author(s): Mary O. Daly Read more about Creator and Creation (third edition)
Peterson Directed Handwriting Author(s): Rand H. Nelson Read more about Peterson Directed Handwriting
The Story of Science Author(s): Joy Hakim Hakim's The Story of Science is an attractive but frustrating piece. Her comprehensive portrayal of the history of physics is extensively researched and beautifully illustrated, but marred by a steady stream of errors of science and history and an irritating political and philosophical drumbeat about things like population control and the proper separation (only now known to man) between religion and science. Read more about The Story of Science
