Product Description: Clerihews: Poetry for the Fun of It is a compilation of light verse by John Peterson. The "Clerihew" is a poetic form named for Edmund Clerihew Bentley, the British author who invented the poetic form in the Nineteenth Century.

Product Description: Frances Chesterton, wife of British journalist G.K. Chesterton, was a gentle poet and playwright. Her sweet works long lay in obscurity, except for a few Christmas lyrics, which have never gone out of print. Her plays for children were in demand when she wrote them; there is a demand for them again today...read more

Product Description: Sequel to the popular Father Brown Reader: Stories from Chesterton. Includes adaptations for young readers of four of Chesterton's Father Brown murder mysteries: The Inivisible Man, The Mirror of the Magistrate, The Eye of Apollo, and The Perishing Pendragons...read more

Product Description: Because he was big and strong and sometimes slow to speak, Thomas Aquinas's schoolmates called him the Dumb Ox. Not long afterward, he came to be called Doctor (which means "teacher") because he could actually understand complicated things quickly and explain them well...read more

Eight Irish tales about Darby O'Gill and his adventures with mournful ghosts, enchanted gold, fairies, and leprechauns.