famous story. This masterpiece was one of
his earlier works, and the story is continued
in "The Gorilla Hunters." Here Ralph Rover
and his two companions are shipwrecked on
a deserted island. Ralph is kidnapped by
pirates and in the face of adversity learns
about love, resourcefulness, and the power
of God's word.
Softcover. 300+ pages. $9.50
adventures in the forests of Brazil.
Martin Rattler is shipwrecked with his
friend Barney O'Flannagan. They find
danger and adventure as they encounter
natives, alligators, vampire bats, and
other jungle creatures. Martin and
Barney conquer their adversities and in
the process learn much about the
history, culture, and geography of Brazil
in the course of their travels.
Softcover. 200+ pages. $9.50
Ballantyne's sequel to the famous "The
Coral Island." The hero, Ralph Rover, is
a naturalist and a hunter. He travels with
Jack Martin and Peterkin Gay to the
wilds of Africa where they hunt fearsome
gorilla and join in a war against an evil
slave trader. See how Ralph trusts in
God to help him persevere over the
many dangers and adventures he
encounters while in Africa.
Softcover. 300+ pages. $9.50
masterpiece. This tale tells the story of a
boy's search for his missing father. Fred
Ellice and his companion, John Buzzby
travel into the Arctic regions on board a
whaler to look for Captain Ellice and his
ship that had disappeared in the
northern seas. Herein our hero learns
the value of persistence and
perseverance.
Softcover. 300+ pages. $9.50
"Ungava" is one of Ballantyne's earlier
works. This masterpiece is about the
Esquimaux of the Ungava district in what
is now Canada. In this book, George
Stanley takes a reluctant party of
voyageurs and his family north to trade
with the Esquimaux. In the course of the
story, we learn about the condition of the
natives, and the importance of Christian
character.
Softcover. 350+ pages. $9.50
second book. This masterpiece is about
the fur traders of the Hudson Bay
Company. He was a fur trader himself in
his earlier days. This book, like all of his
stories has one eye to adventure and
both feet planted in reality. The
experiences he writes about are from his
experience. Forgiveness and family are
his important lessons.
Softcover. 450+ pages. $9.50
Ballantyne's earliest works. Captain
Dunning's Whalers sail the seas in
search of the valuable but dangerous
whales. They are shipwrecked in their
travels and learn that God sustains His
own, even when they are without earthly
hope. Ballantyne was himself a whaler at
one point, and he wrote this book to
show us what the 19th Century whale
fishery was like.
Softcover. 400+ pages. $9.50
