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In this book, Jeanne Marie Guyon explains how this method of prayer helps Christians to enter into the presence of their Father. As a rejuvenated paraphrase of elderly translations from the original...

At the Back of the North Wind tells the story of Diamond and his magical friendship with North Wind, who comes to him at night and carries him into great and varied adventures and insights. George...

In this book, Francois Fenelon advises Christians to die to their own selves and embrace God as he is. As a rejuvenated arrangement and paraphrase of an elderly translation from the original French,...

In this book, Francois Fenelon advises new Christians to turn away from the world and follow Jesus, depending only on him. As a rejuvenated arrangement and paraphrase of an elderly translation from...

Lilith is George MacDonald's powerful and surprising fantasy novel that sense its protagonist through a mirror into a parallel world of haunting imagery and meaning. The subtitle, "A Romance," points...

In this book, Bernard of Clairvaux presents four types of love that Christians experience as they grow in their relationship with God. As a rejuvenated paraphrase of elderly translations from the...

Sometime in the early twelfth century, Bernard of Clairvaux wrote this book at the request of a close friend. It has been in print ever since, first in French and later in translations into many...

Phantastes tells the story of Anodos and his magical journey through a Fairy Land that hints at but always eludes allegory. Anodos discovers that "self will come to life even in the slaying of self,...

In Spiritual Rivers, Jeanne Marie Guyon uses the metaphor of three spiritual rivers returning to the sea to describe three types of souls moving back to God, their spiritual center. As a rejuvenated...

The Boyhood of Ranald Bannerman presents the largely autobiographical story of a young boy growing up in a small Scottish village. Although George MacDonald is generally considered the grandfather of...

The Princess and Curdie is the sequel to George MacDonald's popular The Princess and the Goblin. After saving the Princess Irene in the first book, the young miner Curdie travels to the King's castle...

The Princess and the Goblin tells the magical story of Princess Irene and her journey from the world of the mundane into a world of faith and courage that sees beneath and beyond the surfaces...

The Wise Woman tells the double story of two spoiled girls and the parents who spoiled them. A mysterious and powerful wise woman steps in to help the girls escape their destinies, but with little...