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New Release Books by Arthur Scholey

Arthur Scholey is the author of Come and Praise (2005), Baboushka (1993), The Song of Caedmon (1971), Who'll be Brother Donkey? (1990) and other 2 books.

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Come and Praise

by: Geoffrey Marshall-Taylor

release date: Dec 25, 2005

The most popular schools song and hymn book ever! 72 songs are organised into popular assembly themes: The created world, Praise and thanksgiving, The journey of life, Songs of worship, The human family. Available in packs of 5.

Baboushka

by: Arthur Scholey

release date: Aug 01, 1993

Baboushka is too busy cleaning and polishing her already cleaned and polished house to join the three strangers who stop in the village on their way to seek a new baby king. When she later changes her mind, she searches for them to no avail--and it is said she still searches today. Full-color stylized art captures the flavor of this classic Russian fable.