Chioce Stories for Children

by Ernest Lloyd

Here is a collection of nearly forty stories written during the late 1800's, each story designed to build good character in children. The stories were selected from four out-of-print books: Scrapbook Stories, Golden Grains(vols. 1 and 3), and Lost Jewels.

Genres: Christian, Short Stories, Childrens, School

Unknown Binding

First published December 1, 1931

Reviews

[Patience]

I can’t read it

[Myra Benedict]

Choose your own story great book for children and adults it full of adventure and lessons so go ahead and choose your own story!

[Ross Treadway]

This book is a collection of stories from the early 1900s, I believe. Each story teaches a particular virtue, and some do it better than others. A majority of the stories really are compelling, and kept my kids’ interest, while a few of them seemed a bit contrived and simplistic. Additionally, the language used was definitely dated in certain places, which required some extra explaining from me (not altogether a bad thing!).

The flavor is definitely that of a more cultural Christianity, with the overall thrust being basically, “be good in these ways.” However, there are a few stories where elements of the biblical gospel are more clearly shared as the impetus for virtuous living.

Overall, I’m glad we read it, but it may or may not be one that I return to.

[Hannah]

I really enjoyed some of these stories, while others weren't great.

[Derek Muyanja]

nice

[Sibongile Sgubudu]

Wow so cool

[Becky Segerstrom]

The last story brought tears to my eyes ♡

[Bob Mugisha]

Nice book

[Theophilus Courney]

sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo boring

[Taimi Teresa]

Cool 😎

Ok 👌
Good 👍 🦸‍♂️ 🦸‍♀️ 🧧 🤞 🤳 👍 🦸‍♂️

[Jerwin Andoyo]

It is a good book

[Ghalan Rene]

Read

[Jared Michael]

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[Sam Boonluean]

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