A Batch of New Discoveries (Macon, GA: Mercer U. Press, 2001), Sleuthing C.S. Lewis: More Light in the Shadowlands (Mercer, 2001), Retellings, etc A Child's Garden of Christian Verses (Multnomah Press, 1983), adapted from Robert Louis Stevenson Dante's Divine Comedy (1997), retold, with notes Faerie Gold: treasures from the lands of enchantment (2005), edited by Lindskoog and Ranelda Mack Hunsicker Lindskoog also edited and abridged classic children's novels for the Multnomah Press "Young Readers Library". Seven volumes were published from 1991 to 1993 and reissued by P&R Publishing from 2001 to 2003: Alcott's Little Women (originally 2 volumes), Burnett's The Little Princess, Defoe's Robinson Crusoe, Dodge's Hans Brinker, or, the Silver Skates, MacDonald's Sir Gibbie, and Sewell's Black Beauty. Lindskoog explained such "literary liposuction" in 1993. Among other things, she claimed to have answered a friendly telephone critic, "I'm as much of a purist as you. I absolutely love these authors. That's why I'm hand-polishing them for today's readers and performing what I call literary liposuction – removing flab and fat. I keep every bit of the original story, the style, and the values – even restoring parts cut out in other versions. I know my work would make the author happy; otherwise, I wouldn't do it." Other Up from Eden (David C. Cook, 1976) [an uncommonly candid look at the complex choices facing Christian women today]; reissued 1977 as On My Way Up From Eden: a Christian Woman takes a whimsical but practical look at what she wants to be How to Grow a Young Reader (Harold Shaw Publ., 1978), as by John and Kay Lindskoog; How to Grow a Young Reader: a parent's guide to books for kids (revised, Harold Shaw, 1989), John and Kathryn Lindskoog How to Grow a Young Reader: Books from All Ages for Readers of All Ages (Harold Shaw, 2002), Kathryn Lindskoog and Ranelda Hunsicker The Gift of Dreams (Harper & Row, 1979) Creative Writing: for people who can't not write (1989) Over the Counter: A pharmacist tells how to keep your family healthy – and what to do when it isn't (Focus on the Family, 1989), as ghostwriter Fakes, Frauds and Other Malarkey: 301 Amazing Stories and How Not To Be Fooled: Spoofs, bunkum, ballyhoo, and criminal poppycock (1993) References Other sources Barker, Nicolas. "C. S. Lewis, darkly". Essays in Criticism, XL (1990), 358–67. Collected in his Form and meaning in the history