Best Selling Books by James Reeves

My one man, my two men shall mow me down my meadows, My three men, my four men shall carry my grass away, My four, my three, my two, my one, nay not mo, For to mow my hay and carry it away On a beautiful midsummer''s day. In The Idiom of the People (1958), James Reeves revisited the manuscripts of the folklorist Cecil Sharp to produce a selection of traditional English verse undiluted by early twentieth-century propriety. The Everlasting Circle (1960), his successor volume, takes a similarly faithful approach to the folk-verse collections of Sabine Baring-Gould, H. E. D. Hammond and George B. Gardiner. Restored to their original vitality, the lyrics assembled here sing out joyfully and strong. Songs familiar to us still - ''The Cuckoo'', ''The Carpenter''s Wife - sit alongside lesser-known verse in a vibrant collection of England''s folk heritage.

Healthy people build healthy marriages. With that truth in mind, author and pastor James Reeves guides couples to find long-term healing, closeness, joy, and the strength of a marriage rooted in Christ. Based on a sound biblical context and the proven 12-step model of recovery, Life Change for Couples brings scriptural principles into personal focus, to increase the emotional and spiritual health of both individuals in the marriage. Couples will build their own "toolkit" of nine memorable, life-changing principles that will continue to guide their daily relationship long after this workbook is completed. Designed for use within guided small groups, the workbook moves individual participants to personal introspection, giving them a chance to record their thoughts, questions, and discoveries. Participants are then invited to interact with their discussion group and with their spouse, creating opportunity for growth and learning. Motivated couples can benefit from using this in-depth guide on their own as well.

An illustrated collection of fifty-two fables retold from Aesop, including "Wolf in sheep''s clothing", "Ant and the grasshopper", and "The bald knight."

"A Puffin quartet containing substantial selections from the poems of four of our finest writers of children''s verse: Eleanor Farjeon, James Reeves, E.V. Rieu, Ian Serraillier, with notes on the authors and their methods of composing"--Back cover

Contains the author''s best known poems accompanied with notes and tips on essay writing and A-level exam skills

About a magical place that is completely different from any other place but is, at the same time, completely familiar.

An outline of the elements of literary criticism.

This is a collected volume of all the poems James Reeves wrote for children, including favourites such as ''The Wandering Moon'' and ''The Blackbird in the Lilac''.

A retelling, based on the Grimms'' tale, of a poor retired soldier saved from starvation by a witch who also gives him a magic flame that he may use for good or evil.