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Tour the Victorian world of Anne of Green Gables
with Cadron Creek's Where the Brook and River Meet
and other popular resources!
Use Cadrons Creek's newly updated Where the Brook and River Meet
to make Anne of Green Gables
a fun study unit!
From the practical to the poetic, Where the Brook and River Meet takes students on a journey through the Victorian Era and the world of Anne of Green Gables. Through varied, thought-provoking activities that stimulate interest and inquiry, they will explore the events and thinking of the time!
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Where the Brook and River Meet, paperback
By Margie Gray
From the practical to the poetic, Where the Brook and River Meet takes students on a journey through the Victorian Era and the world of Anne of Green Gables. Through varied, thought-provoking activities that stimulate interest and inquiry, they will explore the events and thinking of the time! Read more!
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Anne’s Pack
A Companion Resource for Where the Brook and River Meet
Save on this Pack which contains Where the Brook and River Meet, Anne’s Anthology, The Annotated Anne of Green Gables, The Green Gables Letters, and Writer’s Inc... Read more!
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Anne’s Daily Pack
An Enhanced Resource for Where the Brook and River Meet
Save on this valuable enhanced pack, which contains Where the Brook and River Meet, Anne’s Anthology, The Annotated Anne of Green Gables, The Green Gables Letters, and Writer’s Inc... Read more!
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Victorian History Pack
Four great books for the price of three!
Get four of our most popular history books for the price of three: What in the World's Going On Here Part 3, Are You Conservative, Liberal or Confused?, What Ever Happened to Penny Candy and The History of US. Save 20% and receive 4 products for the price of 3! Read more!
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Anne’s Anthology
Compiled by Margie Gray
Illustrated by Patty Ann Martirosian
Anne's Anthology is a compilation of many of the pieces — primarily poetry — Lucy Montgomery mentioned in Anne of Green Gables. They were pieces Anne loved and ones with which the girls in Lucy Montgomery's audience were very familiar. However, many have been lost in obscurity and the allusions are no longer understood. Now these hard-to-find works are collected for your reference and enjoyment in the almost 700 pages of Anne’s Anthology. Read more!
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The Annotated Anne of Green Gables
Edited by Wendy E. Barry,
Margaret Anne Doody, and Mary E. Doody Jones
Now, in this first fully annotated edition of Anne of Green Gables, readers will appreciate more clearly than ever before the scope and depth of this extraordinary novel. The editors provide a richly illustrated, completely revised text, along with hundreds of notes describing the real-life characters and settings Anne encounters, the autobiographical connections between Anne and Maude Montgomery, and the book's astonishing range of literary, Biblical, and mythological references. Read more!
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At Her Majesty’s Request
By Walter Dean Myers
At Her Majesty’s Request is the true story of an African princess who was saved by a British soldier on the pretext of giving her as a gift to Queen Victoria. The author, Walter Dean Myers, discovered letters concerning the princess in Victorian England in a rare book and ephemera shop in London... Read more!
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Are You Liberal? Conservative? or Confused?
by Richard Mayberry
This is a clear and concise explanation of political labels, especially with reference to their economic and social policies. Good reading for early high school through adult. This book is recommended reading while studying Where the Brook and River Meet... Read more!
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The Green Gables Letters
Edited by Wilfrid Eggleston
These letters to Ephraim Weber span the period during which L. M. Montgomery conceived, plotted, wrote, edited, and sold her first and most famous book, Anne of Green Gables.
“She had many visitors and not a day passed without one or more of the schoolgirls dropping by to bring her flowers and books and tell her all the happenings in the juvenile world of Avonlea.”
—Anne of Green Gables Read more!
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A History of US, An Age of Extremes 1870-1917
By Joy Hakim
You'll learn about economics in this book--a subject that is often a yawn, but not in these pages. Read about powerful Pierpont, Mother Jones, a teddy bear President, and two brothers who want to fly.
“A big breath of fresh air and the best possible news for the youngsters who get to read them.”
—David McCullough, Pulitzer Prize winner and author of 'John Adams' Read more!
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Heroes of the Faith, Audio Tape
Matthew and Marilla of Anne of Green Gables were not the only ones who helped an orphan. Meet George Mueller, Amy Carmichael, Eric Liddell, and Gladys Aylward, four Christians who dedicated their lives to God and orphans. Their stories offer hope and encouragement to home school families. This tape is a great complement to Where the Brook and River Meet. Read more!
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SAVE ON LIMITED QUANTITIES:
Cassette tape set
What in the World's Going on Here?
A Judeo-Christian Primer of World History, Volume 2
by Diana Waring
From Napoleon to Hitler, Diana Waring explores modern history through a Christian perspective. You'll encounter such notable men and women of faith as Hudson Taylor, George Mueller, and Amy Carmichael. You’ll see their impact on the Church and history. You will continue to learn how to put world events into a simplified, usable time frame. Four 60 minute tapes. Read more!
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What in the World's Going on Here?
A Judeo-Christian Primer of World History, Volume 2
by Diana Waring
From Napoleon to Hitler, Diana Waring explores modern history through a Christian perspective. You'll encounter such notable men and women of faith as Hudson Taylor, George Mueller, and Amy Carmichael. You’ll see their impact on the Church and history. You will continue to learn how to put world events into a simplified, usable time frame. Four 60 minute tapes. Read more!
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What in the World's Going on Here?
A Judeo-Christian Primer of World History, Volume 3
by Diana Waring
History's tourguide extraordinaire Diana Waring rushes you pell-mell through the cacophony of Modern History in five riveting hours. From Napoleon Bonaparte to the Cold War and everything in-between, Diana gives listeners—from ten-year-olds to Ph.D.'s—a broad, unforgettable immersion into the lives and events that shaped our cultures. Read more!
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Whatever Happened to Penny Candy?
A Fast, Clear and Fun Explanation of the Economics You Need for
Success in Your Career, Business and Investments
by Rick Maybury, Richard J. Maybury, Nancy Bixler
Whatever Happened to Penny Candy? uses historical events from Ancient Rome to the modern day to explain economic principles. This clearly written book about economics is a remarkably easy and fun explanation of investment cycles, velocity, business cycles, recessions, inflation, the demand for money and more. Essential for every student, businessperson and investor. Read more!
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Writers Inc., in paperback and hardback
A Student Handbook for Writing and Learning
Written and Compiled by Patrick Sebranek
This handbook has an excellent coverage of all types of writing, from research papers to persuasive essays. But it does not stop there! It also includes information on grammar, usage, punctuation, reading techniques, vocabulary building, study skills, and speaking—all in the same comprehensive, easy-to-use and easy-to-understand format. There is even a “Student Almanac” containing a variety of reference material such as a history timeline, the periodic table, the metric system, the U.S. Constitution, world maps, and parliamentary procedures... Read more!
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That’s Why They Call It Grace!
By Diana Waring
History again? Boring! But history, even Church history, is never boring with Diana Waring. In this four-hour overview of the history of the Church, Diana covers 20 centuries of events—from A.D. 70 to the present. As always, her enthusiastic presentation makes facts come alive. Listeners will share her discovery and astonishment the centrality of Jesus Christ as not only the life-giver and prime mover of the Church, but also as her protector through His amazing grace... Read more!
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