Everyone a Child Should Know (Heath-Whyte)

• Brother Andrew
• Augustine
• Gladys Aylward
• Johann Sebastian Bach
• Thomas Barnardo
• Corrie ten Boom
• William and Catherine Booth
• Anne Bradstreet
• John Bunyan
• John Calvin
• William Carey
• Amy Carmichael
• George Washington Carver
• John Chrysostom
• Fanny Crosby
• Joni Eareckson Tada 
• Edward VI
• Jim and Elisabeth Elliot
• Billy Graham
• Argula von Grumbach
• Mary Jones
• Adoniram Judson
• John Knox
• C. S. Lewis
• Eric Liddell
• Katie Luther
• Martin Luther
• Dwight L. Moody
• Hannah More
• George Mueller
• John Newton
• Florence Nightingale
• Rosa Parks
• Patrick
• Robert Raikes
• Rembrandt
• Selina, Countess of Huntingdon
• Lord Shaftesbury
• Mary Slessor
• Charles Spurgeon
• C. T. Studd
• Hudson Taylor
• Lilias Trotter
• William Tyndale
• Charles Wesley
• John Wesley
• Susanna Wesley
• George Whitefield
• William Wilberforce
• Richard Wurmbrand
• John Wycliffe
• Katharina Zell 

Endorsements

'Ranging from the accomplished scientist and inventor George Washington Carver to the famous Bible translator John Wycliff, Everyone a Child Should Know introduces our youngest children to the men and women of history whose lives exemplified 1 Corinthians 10:31, “whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.” Clare Heath-White has done a marvelous job retelling their stories and the colorful illustrations of Jenny Brake are simply delightful.' ~ Marty Machowski Pastor and author of The Gospel Story Bible, Long Story Short and The Ology.

'In 52 short and simple chapters, Everyone a Child Should Know tells how God has worked through men and women of all sorts and in every age. Try reading one per week to young children, but they’ll want to read "just one more." Each turn of the page reveals another charming illustration and exciting life story—clear reminders to children that their own life is a blank page, yet to be written by the Lord.' ~ Champ Thornton, author of The Radical Book for Kids

'Here is a great little book for introducing young children to some of the men and women in the last 2,000 years who God has changed into Gospel-people. It’s delightfully illustrated, superbly written and manages to avoid the trap that many fall into when describing Jesus as a friend to children. To a child this may well mean that as their greatest friend the Lord Jesus will make their lives trouble-free. By including stories where things were very hard for some of these friends of Jesus that is skilfully avoided and therefore gives us a great discipling resource for the next generation.It’s also a wonderfully adaptable book which could easily be used to read at bedtime or during family-Bible times or just to enjoy reading with your young child. A must have book for every Christian home.~ Ian Fry, associate minister for families, St Ebbe's Church, Oxford

'This is a beautifully presented book which shares what a difference being friends with Jesus makes to ordinary people, just like you and me.' ~ Lizzie Bassford, Captivated community