Which Way to Nineveh?: Bible Stories About Choices, Courage, and Following God

Which Way to Nineveh? brings Bible history to life through the vivid storytelling of Ethel Barrett, "The Story Lady."Written for young readers, this collection follows kings, prophets, captives, and ordinary people who faced difficult choices-and had to decide whether they would trust God, obey Him, or go their own way.From Jonah running from God's call to Nineveh to Daniel standing firm in Babylon, from Esther risking everything for her people to Nehemiah rebuilding Jerusalem's walls, each chapter combines fast-moving Bible narrative with practical questions about courage, responsibility, faith, temptation, obedience, and character.Barrett's lively style speaks directly to readers, often drawing them into the story through humor, conversation, and memorable exchanges with "Conscience." The result is a book that works especially well for independent reading, family devotions, homeschool Bible study, Sunday school, Christian classrooms, and discussion with parents or teachers.Recommended for ages 8-14, This Legacy Edition has been carefully restored from the 1973 fifth printing, preserving Ethel Barrett's original storytelling voice, humor, biblical teaching, and distinctive direct address to young readers.