Most Popular Books by JAMES REEVES

"A New Canon of English Poetry offers a substantial body of unfamiliar poems, English and American, ranging in time from the fifteenth century to the beginning of the twentieth" -- Front jacket flap.

Verses meant to capture the whole spectrum of childhood''s moods.

In the Oxford Companion to Children''s Literature it says of James Reeves, ''His real achievement, however, lies in his poetry, which is generally regarded as the best British ''''serious'''' children''s verse since Walter de la Mare - though the poems are usually far from serious in subject-matter.'' In this complete edition, first published in 1973, the delight is two-fold as the poems are complemented by Edward Ardizzone''s beautiful and witty illustrations.

Life Change: A Biblical Journey to Freedom is a Christ-focused journey to healing and freedom from the stronghold of pornography. As the founding pastor of City on a Hill Church in Forth Worth, Texas, Dr. James Reeves first wrote Life Change for Every Christian to help people confront their wounds and struggles within a safe place and a safe process. At the request of Covenant Eyes, Dr. Reeves focused this Christ-centered process on helping people overcome pornography. Within the guardrails of this safe process, a man or woman can discover why porn has such a hold and how to yield the body and soul to the healing power of the Holy Spirit and live a life changed.

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Nonsense verses, ballads, and other poems on a magical theme introduce the letters of the alphabet, from King Arthur in Avalon through Moths and Moonshine to Zachary Zed.

With the help of a magic ring, Toni turns a stone winged lion into a flying lion that takes him and his cousin Bianca on a jounrey from Venice to France to England.

Everything Titus attempts to do always seems to end in disaster, and his hopes of going to sea appear dashed until one day his clumsiness reaps a wonderful reward.

Jackie, who was no larger than a thimble, earned a living for his family by singing in a pillar-box.

Retells the Irish legend about Maildun''s adventures during his quest to avenge his father''s murder.