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 "The Bluebirds and Their Neighbors" 

Old Homestead Tales

Series Vol. 1     160 Pages

"The Bluebirds and Their Neighbors" will encourage you to watch for God's creatures around your own home. These "Old Homestead" animals may very well live near you too. Sharpen your awareness of neighborhood animals through laughing Robin Red & Tattler Jay.
ISBN # 1-881545-80-6

"The Mallards and Their Neighbors" 

Old Homestead Tales

Series Vol. 2     181 Pages

"The Mallards and Their Neighbors" makes learning about nature fun. The author, Neil Wayne Northey, describes the wonders of wildlife around the pond in a simple, understandable way. Character lessons are taught throughout each chapter. Elementary students through adults will enjoy this story of the life cycle of mallards and their friends.
ISBN # 1-881545-89-X

"Paddletail the Beaver 
and His Neighbors" 

Old Homestead Tales

Series Vol. 3     182 Pages

Neil Wayne Northey continues to teach us principles of right living in his book, "Paddletail the Beaver and His Neighbors." The animals around Wildwood Pond are more timid, but help us learn to be open and caring, and show good manners, no matter where we live. God can teach us about ourselves through studying His works of nature.
ISBN # 1-881545-84-9

"Wild Creatures in Winter" 

Old Homestead Tales

Series Vol. 4     188 Pages

"Wild Creatures In Winter" introduces us to animals that live on the Old Homestead during wintertime. these creatures teach us to practice thriftiness... and how to work now to be prepared for the future. Most of all, we can learn that God made the animals and loves them, just as He loves us.
ISBN # 1-881545-89-X

"Wild Animals of Africa" 

Old Homestead Tales

Series Vol. 5     182 Pages

In "Wild Animals of Africa", the author of Old Homestead Tales, Neil Wayne Northey, brings the animals on the broad plain of life. Some of the creatures are look strange, act strange, and sometimes they eat strange things.... But just as we may meet peculiar people along life's way, we should not rush to judgment by what we see and hear. Many lessons can be learned from God's animal creation.