Books Necessary for Units I, II, and III

• Adam and His Kin – Ruth Beechick
• The Bible
• Children’s Guide to the Bible – Robert Willoughby
• Darwin’s Black Box – Michael J. Behe
• The Genesis Record – Henry M. Morris
• Historical Atlas of the World – Rand McNally
• In the Days of Noah – Gloria Clanin
• Josephus, The Essential Writings – translation by- Paul L. Maier
• Seven Men Who Rule From the Grave – Dave Breese
• Unlocking the Mysteries of Creation – Dennis R. Petersen
• What’s Darwin Have to Do With It? A Friendly Conversation about Evolution –Robert C. Newman & John L. Wiester with Janet and Jonathan Moneymaker

Choose one or more of the following readers:

• The Atlas of Ancient Worlds – Anne Millard
• Dinosaurs by Design – Duane T. Gish
• Dinosaurs of Eden – Ken Ham
• Dry Bones and other Fossils – Gary E. Parker and Mary M. Parker
• The Great Dinosaur Mystery and the Bible – Paul S. Taylor
• It Just Couldn’t Happen
• What Really Happened to the Dinosaurs? – John Morris and Ken Ham

Other useful books

• A Child’s History of the World – Virgel M. Hillyer
• Genesis Finding Our Roots – Ruth Beechick
• God and the History of Art - Barry Stebbing
• Kingfisher History of the World
• The Story of Mankind – Hendrik Willem Van Loon
• Streams of Civilization I – Mary Staton and Albert Hyma
• The Timetables of History – Bernard Grun

Science and other additional resources:

• Bomby: The Bombadier Beetle
• Moody Science Classic Videos
• Scientific Creationism (Morris)
• What is Creation Science?

Other useful atlases:

• Atlas of World History – General Editor, Patrick K. O’Brien
• Atlas of World Military History – Edited by Richard Brooks
• Baker’s Bible Atlas – Charles F. Pfeiffer
• Historical Atlas of the Classical World, (500B.C. – A.D.600) – (John Haywood)
• The Usborne Illustrated Atlas of History – Lisa Miles