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BY KERRY LEE MACLEAN Peter the Cow is having a bad day. After missing the bus and wiping out on his bike, he loses his temper and gets in trouble. To make matters worse, all the other kids and cows are teasing him, calling him "Moody Cow." Peter's day just seems to get worse until his grandfather comes over. Can Grandpa teach him to settle his mind and let go of his frustration? This vibrant children's book is a fun and funny way to introduce children to the power of meditation.
Whitman 2008 32 PP. Cloth
$15.95 (in stock)
Three Part Moneybox - Classic
CREATED BY EULALIE SCANDIUZZI The Moonjar is an inexpensive, hands-on tool for teaching kids how to manage their money. Each Moonjar kit comes with three brightly colored boxes - one for spending, one for saving and one for sharing or charity - bound together with a yellow band. It includes a family guide for setting up the Moonjar budget boxes and a passbook for recording transactions. The boxes provide a visual way for children to think about money. They can be allowed to choose their own ways to distribute their money to reach their dreams, and can decorate their boxes with pictures of items they are saving for or people they want to help.
Moonjar 2004 TOY Blank
$15.00 (in stock)
Spiritual Friendships - Php 345
BY TRISH ROBERTS A guide for developing strong, nurturing relationships which strengthen the Spirit.
Pendle Hill Pamphlet 1999 32 PP. Paper
$6.50 (in stock)
When Harriet Tubman Led Her People To Freedom
BY CAROLE BOSTON WEATHERFORD, ILLUSTRATED BY KADIR NELSON Weatherford's poetic narrative and Kadir Nelson's magnificent paintings bear witness to an ecstatic event -- the Spirit of God communing with the flesh-and-blood of true humanity. "In this gorgeous, poetic picture book, Weatherford depicts Harriet Tubman's initial escape from slavery and her mission to lead others to freedom as divinely inspired, and achieved by steadfast faith and prayer. The author frames the text as an ongoing dialogue between Tubman and God, inserting narration to move the action along. On the eve of her being sold and torn from her family, Tubman prays in her despair. In response, God speaks in a whip-poor-will's song."-Publishers Weekly
Hyperion 2006 48 PP. Cloth
$15.99 (in stock)
Revisioning The Sacred - A Video Documentary
BY MARY HOPKINS The theme of this video is "How humans once felt close to Mother Earth and how we fell away from that position, and how women artists are now bringing us back." The video is a progression from a slide show and talk first given in 2002 by Mary Hopkins.
MotherEarth 2002 VIDEO Video
$25.00 (in stock)
BY BILL MOYERS Most Quakers (with TV's) are glued to them for Bill Moyers journal. Here is a collection of his blisteringly eloquent speeches some dating back as far as 1986, but still just as relevant today.
Anchor Books 2009 403 PP. Paper
$16.00 (in stock)
BY NANCY WOOD, ILLUSTRATED BY TIMOTHY BASIL ERING Deep in the heavens, in the space between the clouds, Mr. and Mrs. God are hard at work in their Creation Kitchen. They've got frying pans and mixing bowls, beaters and whisks, and an oven big enough to roast a star - which is just what they are doing! After the sun and earth are finished, all kinds of interesting creations come next, with beaks and claws and growls and roars baked right in. When each creature is cooked to perfection, they set it down on Earth. But that's only the beginning.
Candlewick 2006 32 PP. Cloth
$16.99 (low stock)
Eminent Lives Series
BY KAREN ARMSTRONG Karen Armstrong's immaculately researched new biography of Muhammad will enable readers to understand the true origins and spirituality of a faith that is all too often misrepresented as cruel, intolerant, and inherently violent. An acclaimed authority on religious and spiritual issues, Armstrong offers a balanced, in-depth portrait, revealing the man at the heart of Islam by dismantling centuries of misconceptions. Armstrong demonstrates that Muhammad's life - a pivot point in history - has genuine relevance to the global crises we face today.
HarperCollins 2006 256 PP. Cloth
$8.75 (low stock)
With C D
BY GLORIA JEAN PINKNEY AND ALL HER FAMILY Don't be put off by the title - it's not an evangelical hymnal. It is a treasury of 22 African-American spiritual songs, both modern and traditional that Gloria Pinkney gathered and performs. She also matches each with a psalm that amplifies its meaning, illustrated with artwork and photos by Pinkney's husband Jerry and sons, Brian and Myles. Includes a CD of the 22 songs.
Amistad 2004 42 PP. + CD Cloth
$6.00 (in stock)
Understanding Islam Through Stories And Poems
BY RUKHSANA KHAN, ILLUSTRATED BY PATTY GALLINGER "With eight stories about Muslim life from such places as the United States, Pakistan, Canada and Nigeria, Muslim Child: Understanding Islam Through Stories and Poems by Rukhsana Khan offers insight into the five pillars of Islam (belief, prayer, fasting, charity and pilgrimage to Mecca) and demonstrates Muslim presence around the globe. Throughout, sidebars by Irfan Alli explain Muslim terms and traditions; sayings from the prophet Muhammad punctuate the text. A pronunciation guide, a samosa recipe and instructions for making `Eid Mubarak' cards to mark the end of Ramadan round out the volume." -Publishers Weekly
Albert Whitman 2002 104 PP. Cloth
$15.95 (low stock)
Sayings And Stories About Jesus In The Islamic Tradition
BY TARIF KHALADI "As a Western religion, Islam gives primacy to the patriarchs Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and considers Jesus to be a holy prophet. In The Muslim Jesus: Sayings and Stories in Islamic Literature, Tarif Khalidi brings together Islamic primary sources about Jesus from the eighth to the 18th centuries. Included are mystical works, historical texts about prophets and saints and, of course, the foundational words about Jesus in the Qur'an. `As a whole,' Khalidi explains, these writings `form the largest body of texts relating to Jesus in any non-Christian literature" -Publishers Weekly
HarperCollins 2003 243 PP. Paper
$19.50 (low stock)
BY LYNMAR BROCK As the British army comes closer to Philadelphia during the American Revolution Thomas, a Quaker, grapples with the conflict between his faith and the duty that now seems to be of the utmost necessity. When he and his two best friends join the Edgmont militia, they all promise to take care of one another, no matter what happens. But war is nothing at all as any of them imagined and when terrible tragedy strikes, Thomas finds himself having to re-confront his deepest beliefs and worst fears. Some readers have said they found the book unsuitable for younger readers.
Booksurge 2007 302 PP Paper
Mary Dyer, Martyr For Freedom
BY ELIZABETH S. BRINTON A fictionalized account of Mary Dyer's life in New England told from the perspective of an indentured servant. "Elizabeth Brinton does us all a great service by bringing to life the story of Mary Dyer and the struggle of early Quakers to worship without threat of persecution in the pre-dawn light of the American dream." - Scott Sadil
Burd Street Press 2004 250 PP. Paper
$14.95 (low stock)
BY B G HENNESSY, ILLUSTRATED BY HIROE NAKATA What does it mean to be grateful and kind? Here is a picture book that offers the best teacher of all: example. With clear, direct language and sunny, exultant illustrations, My Book of Thanks is a universal prayer that shows even the youngest of children they have much to be thankful for - and much to share. Featuring a beautiful new cover design and an unjacketed hardcover format, My Book of Thanks is the perfect gift for little ones.
Candlewick 2005 32 PP. Paper
$6.99 (in stock)
BY ROBIN VAUPEL An eighth-grade project on Henry Thoreau's experimental living at Walden Pond becomes a life-changing experience for a group of outsider students who become budding philosophers, environmental activists, and loyal friends, before they find they have their own problem to solve as they oppose building development on their own version of Walden Pond - Wayburn Woods.
Holiday House 2003 244 PP. Cloth
Audio Cd
BY CARRIE NEWCOMER "Carrie Newcomer has such an incredible knack for finding the extraordinary in the 98 percent or more of life that is utterly ordinary. And when life's amazing two percent kicks in, Carrie captures that too. Her music is always tuneful, and Carrie's voice is a most amazing instrument, full of warmth and comfort and yet so steady and strong. Carrie Newcomer leaves tracks across the hearts of listeners -- those she's touched already, and those she's bound to touch with this disc. You are bearing witness, as she sings here, to a journey that's been well traveled." --Marc D. Allan, from his liner notes.
Philo 1996 12 TRACKS Audio
How Do I Tame Them? A Practical Guide To Help Teens (and Former Teens) Feel And Deal With Painful Emotions
BY GARY EGEBERG The author proposes that our emotions are like animals - wild animals that sometimes get out of control. The activities in the book's nine chapters (role playing, focused reflection, journaling, problem solving, discussion and others) help the reader identify and tame the internal zoo of emotions we all must contend with, particularly in early adolescence. This balanced, informed, and fun book can be used for individual use or for youth retreats, First Day School or conferences.
Paulist 1998 96 PP. Paper
$9.95 (low stock)
BY PAT ALEXANDER, ILLUSTRATED BY LEON BAXTER "This nicely balanced presentation includes 64 stories from the Old and New Testaments, gently bowdlerized, shortened, and simplified for young audiences. . Witty, cartoon-style illustrations in sunny shades, one or two to a page or across spreads, complement the lively, conversational writing." - School Library Journal
Good Books 2002 480 PP. Cloth
$14.99 (in stock)
How To Become A Real Man, A Real Woman, The Real You, Or Something Else Entirely
BY KATE BORNSTEIN With "My Gender Workbook," Bornstein brings theory down to earth and provides a practical approach to living with or without a gender. She also takes aim at efforts to naturalize gender differences. Recommended reading in a Gathering Workshop in 2008.
Routledge 1998 204 PP. Paper
$29.95 (low stock)
BY DORIS GOVE Although embarrassed when her mother stops and talks to all the trees on their walk, a girl eventually finds herself joining her in admiring their leaves, flowers, needles, and seeds and seeing their beauty. Nice crayon illustrations. Ages 4-8. Appendix helps you recognize the trees in your neighborhood.
Peachtree 2005 32 PP. Paper
$7.95 (low stock)
BY LANGSTON HUGHES, CHARLES R SMITH JR. Langston Hughes's short poem, which acclaimed photographer Charles R. Smith Jr. interprets in vivid sepia photographs that capture the glory, the beauty, and the soul of being a black American today. "The night is beautiful, So the faces of my people, The stars are beautiful, So the eyes of my people, Beautiful, also, is the sun, Beautiful, also, are the souls of my people."
Ginee Seo Books 2009 40 PP. Cloth
$17.99 (in stock)
BY MITCHELL GOULD Illustrator Mitchell Santine Gould has returned to the source of inspiration for many Friends with four posters that reflect our common values. Georgia O'Keefe inspired the lavish colors and the marching slogans are a tribute to Edward Hicks's Peaceable Kingdom paintings. Fridge Magnets are 3.5 square. My Prayer - praying / working hands depict Susan B. Anthony's view of advocacy as prayer.
Mitchell Gould 2006 MAGNET Blank
$5.00 (in stock)
BY MITCHELL GOULD Illustrator Mitchell Santine Gould has returned to the source of inspiration for many Friends with four posters that reflect our common values. Georgia O'Keefe inspired the lavish colors and the marching slogans are a tribute to Edward Hicks's Peaceable Kingdom paintings. Posters measure approximately 17x26 inches, printed with pigmented UltraChromer ink (archival rated at 100 years) on heavy matte paper. Magnets are 3.5 square. My Prayer - praying / working hands depict Susan B. Anthony's view of advocacy as prayer. This item will ship from QuakerBooks. Price includes postage.
Mitchell Gould 2006 POSTER Blank
$25.00 Availability checked Mar 17th 8:16am CDT
BY CARRIE NEWCOMER Created after two years on the road with her own band. This album blends the personal and the spiritual, retaining a connection to pop and acoustic music, but takes on a strong roots-rock sensibility, and a tasty slice of country. Her 4th album from Rounder Records.With My True Name, the true Carrie Newcomer is revealed -- a woman with intelligence, insight, compassion, humility, and strength. "She has a warm spirit, heated intelligence, burning talent . . . glinting with musical brightness and emotional layers." --The Village Voice.
Philo 1998 13 TRACKS Audio
A Memoir
BY MASUDA SULTAN American educated from the age of 5, Masuda Sultan returns to visit the conservative village in Afghanistan where she had been born. She discovers the tragic death of her relatives at the hands of American troops and begins to seek answers. "My War at Home" is her memoir of self-discovery, family tradition, and life as a Muslim and feminist with political ideals.
Washington Square Press 2006 259 PP. Paper
Php 385
BY PETER BIEN Light is the central metaphor in the religious lives of Friends, but not of Friends alone. "The light that lighteth every person who cometh into the world" has served as an image of sacred mystery for ancient Hebrews and Greeks, for Dante, for modern poets, and for theorists on the physics of electromagnetism. What has Light meant to different people throughout the ages? How did various ideas about Light influence the prologue to John's Gospel? What did early Friends understand Light to mean? In this pamphlet, Peter Bien explores the theology and poetry of Friends' favorite religious symbol.
Pendle Hill Pamphlet 2006 30 PP Paper
The Nature And Development Of Spiritual Consciousness
BY EVELYN UNDERHILL The strength of this remarkable book lies in its definition of what it is to be human and religious. This is a book that shows how the world of the mystic is within everyone's reach, and shares an inspiring vision of what this world offers those who choose to enter it. Part One defines mysticism from different perspectives. Part Two explores the `mystic way,' the stages of mystic consciousness from the self to union with the Absolute.
Oneworld 1999 520 PP. Paper
$20.95 (low stock)
Learning From John Woolman
BY MICHAEL BIRKEL "First we'll look at some passages from [Woolman's] writings to see how he finds the spiritual life to be a unity, an integrated life of both inward experience and outward action for social change. Next, we can turn our attention to the resources he finds for this integrated spiriutal life. Then we'll see how he takes the language he uses to describe his inward experience of worship and applies it to his outward labors for a just human society....Finally we can consider how his work might inspire us to a unified life, one in which service is an expression of worship and worship is a form of action." -The author, from his opening statements
Southeastern Yearly Meeting 2002 21 PP. Paper
$4.00 (in stock)
Poetic Work
BY SHARON FITZPATRICK Most of these short poems came to Sharon Fitzpatrick in worship with Sarasota Monthly Meeting. For example Knowledge:There is no Ledge from which to fall: What Yahweh knows, may overflow for all.
Sharon Fitzpatrick 2009 55 PP.. Paper
$9.95 (backorder)
BY SANDY EISENBERG SASSO Abridged from "Noah's Wife: The Story of Naamah, " written by award-winning author Sandy Eisenberg Sasso, this book has been especially adapted to board book format to convey Naamah's wisdom and love for the natural harmony of the earth.
Skylights Paths 2002 24 PP. Cloth