• What Are They Teaching Our Children?
  by Mel and Norma Gabler, with James C. Hefley
  

  published by Victor Books, Wheaton, Illinois ©1985

  
  A condensation of our first 24 years' experience. It identifies problems, gives examples and sources, and helps you win battles without "reinventing the wheel." Available for a $5.00 contribution.
  
  

  An Indiana parent wrote:
  "Thank you so much for the work you do. … Your book says it all! It's such a help! … This is the best book I've found for people to become informed."

  
  
  
• Are Textbooks Harming Your Children?
  by James C. Hefley
  

  published by Mott Media ©1979

  
  An expanded paperback version of the Gabler's first book, Textbooks on Trial – the autobiographical account of Mel & Norma's first few years working with textbooks.
  
  
• Schools in Crisis
  by Carl Sommer
  

  published by Cahill Publishing Co., Houston, TX ©1984

  
  Describes classroom problems and practical solutions from a teacher's viewpoint. A quality paperback.
  
  
• Brave New Schools
  by Berit Kjos
  

  published by Harvest House Pub., Eugene, Oregon ©1995

  
  Documents problems in our public schools. Available from us for a contribution, from the publisher, or from her website at www.crossroad.to.
  
  
• The Child Abuse Industry
  by Mary Pride
  

  published by Crossway Books, Westchester, Illinois ©1986

  
  "Outrageous facts about child abuse & everyday rebellions against a system that threatens every North American family." Appendices include "What to do if you are hotlined" and "Child Abuse Laws summarized by state" — as of 1985.
  
  

Available from the publisher:

• None Dare Call It EDUCATION
  by John Stormer
  Available from John Stormer at
  

  Liberty Bell Press
  P.O. Box 32-D
  Florissant, Missouri 63032
  

  Also available at Amazon.com
  
  
• Child Abuse in the Classroom
  compiled by Phyllis Schlafly
  

  available from Pere Marquette Press, Alton, Illinois
  also available at Amazon.com
  

  This paperback book is a compilation of transcripts of classroom abuse testimonies given in public hearings held by the U.S. Department of Education.
  
  
• Parents' Rights
  by John Whitehead
  

  published by Crossway Books, Westchester, Illinois in paperback
  

  Parents' Rights details many Supreme Court decisions which define parental rights and shows how to fight back. This book gives valuable help for parents.
  
  
• Yes, Virginia, There is Right and Wrong
  by Kathleen Gow, Ph.D. of Canada
  

  Distributed by Fidelity House
  P.O. Box 5694
  Sun City, Florida 33570
  telephone: (813) 634-2308
  

  Excellent explanation of values education
  
  
• What Are Your Kids Reading?
  The Alarming Trend In Today's Teen Literature
  by Jill M. Carlson
  

  Carlson Publishing
  1527 South Union Rd.
  Cedar Falls, Iowa  50613
  telephone: (319) 277-1904

  Reveals the objectionable content of today's teen novels and gives parents strategies to upgrade school and public libraries.
  
  
• Character Under Attack & What YOU Can Do About It
  by Carl Sommer  ©2006
  

  Advance Publishing
  6950 Fulton Street
  Houston, Texas  77022
  telephone: (800) 917-9630
  See AdvancePublishing.com – FREE in PDF format!
  

  
  Our take: Finds an irrational liberal deathwish behind values-neutral children's literature and non-directive character "education"; insists on a return to strict, loving discipline and comprehensive values-specific moral instruction in public schools
  
  

For children and teens:

• Run Baby Jake
  by Jill M. Carlson
  

  Merton Glenn Publishing
  1527 South Union Rd.
  Cedar Falls, Iowa  50613
  telephone: (319) 277-1904

  
  Pro-life fiction for teens – Teenage hero Tony saves an abandoned baby (an abortion survivor) and ends up fleeing desperados that want the baby dead.
  
  
• Sommer-Time Stories
  by Carl Sommer
  

  Advance Publishing, Inc.
  6950 Fulton Street
  Houston, Texas 77022
  telephone: (800) 917-9630
  website: www.AdvancePublishing.com

  Sommer-Time Stories are colorfully illustrated 50-page character-building hardback books for elementary age readers. Each one teaches a timeless moral virtue. In No Longer a Dilly Dally, the Dilly Dally ant family learns the hard way to work before playing. In Tied Up in Knots, pet mules teach a brother and sister not to be selfish and stubborn.
  Titles include:
  

  Your Job Is Easy	Time Remote!	I am a Lion!	Proud Rooster and Little Hen	Light your Candle	You Move, You Lose
  The Ugly Caterpillar	King of the Pond	Mayor for a Day	The Sly Fox and the Chicks	Three Little Pigs	The Little Red Train
  No One Will Ever Know	Can You Help Me Find My Smile?	Tied Up in Knots	No Longer a Dilly Dally	The Great Royal Race	If Only I Were...

Book Lists:

• Our Recommended Reading handbook is a compilation of more than 20 lists of recommended titles for various age levels.
  Request a copy | See table of contents
  
• Check out Donna Garner's reading list of over 150 titles, with corresponding grade level(s).
  Donna Garner taught English for decades in Texas public schools and is a long-time friend of our work.