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Recommended reading for the saints
Fiction
The Gospel Blimp and Other Modern Parables
Joseph Bayly
(Victor, 1992, paper)
$5.60
Highly recommended. A collection of humorous, insightful, exhortational parables. Excellent for both young and older believers.
Pilgrim's Progress
John Bunyan
(Barbour, 1985, paper)
$4.80
The 300-year old classic. Unabridged.
Pilgrim's Progress in Today's English
Bunyan & Thomas
(Moody, 1964, paper)
$7.20
Two from Galilee
Marjorie Holmes
(Reissue edition, Bantam, 1982, paper)
$4.80
A classic novel of Mary and Joseph.
Left Behind
Lahaye and Jenkins
(Tyndale, 1996, paper, 468pp.)
$8.40
A well-done novel of the end times.
Tribulation Force
Lahaye and Jenkins
(Tyndale, 1997, paper, 450pp.)
$8.40
Volume 2 in the "Left Behind" series.
Nicolae
Lahaye and Jenkins
(Tyndale, 1998, paper, 415pp.)
$11.20
Volume 3 in the "Left Behind" series.
Soul Harvest
Lahaye and Jenkins
(Tyndale, 1999, paper, 448pp.)
$11.20
Volume 4 in the "Left Behind" series.
Apollyon
Lahaye and Jenkins
(Tyndale, 2000, paper, 350pp.)
$11.20
Volume 5 in the "Left Behind" series.
The Chronicles of Narnia
C.S. Lewis
(Harpercollins, 1994, paper, boxed set)
$27.70
A classic loved by all. Children will like the story; adults will see the biblical truths. Lewis creates a fantasy world where all of the basic elements of the gospel and the Christian life are present, but are re-told as in a parable.
The Screwtape Letters
C.S. Lewis
(Simon & Schuster, 1996, paper, 128pp.)
$5.60
Fictional letters written from a senior to a junior demon. Illustrates many of the ways in which Satan attacks believers.
Space Trilogy
C.S. Lewis
(Collier, 1996, paper, boxed set)
$16.70
Interesting and thought-provoking science fiction. Lewis considers the possibility of intelligent life on another planet, and through this explores what might have happened if Adam had not fallen.
George MacDonald: The Complete Fairy Tales (Penguin Classics)
George MacDonald
(Penguin, 1999, paper, 352pp.)
$9.80
All eleven of MacDonald's shorter fairy tales, including "The Light Princess" and "The Golden Key," as well as his essay "The Fantastic Imagination." The author was the inspiration for C.S. Lewis to write his fantasy stories.
The Light Princess
George MacDonald
(Sunburst, 1992, paper)
$4.80
A fairy tale conveying spiritual lessons. The author was the inspiration for C.S. Lewis to write his fantasy stories.
The Princess and the Goblin (Puffin Classics - The Essential Collection)
George MacDonald
(Puffin, 1997, paper, 256pp.)
$3.20
A wonderful children's fairy tale conveying spiritual truths. The author was the inspiration for C.S. Lewis to write his fantasy stories.
Last modified July 23, 2000 by Kirk Bertsche, KBertsche@aol.com
