The Bronze Bow: A Newbery Award Winner Paperback – 1 March 1971

An incredibly good story. A story of the battle, in one young man's heart, between hate and love. To quote David Crowder, "Earth has no sorrow that heaven can't heal."

Read and re-read since my childhood I love this book. I bought this as a gift to pass it on to someone else to love. Which they did.

This was an exciting and moving book that I read with my son. Very emotional and very thoughtful on many different levels. Not sure if my 12 year old son could understand at all the levels but it certainly had an impact.

Loved reading the kindle version of this book. Had a few misspellings but maybe that was in the original? Didn’t distract from the story in any way.

I love reading, and when my teacher read this to us in school it right away went on my Wish List. Well I got it, and I never have been sorry. I like how it starts out, how this boy Daniel, (the story is set back in Bible Times) absolutely hates the Romans. Daniel hates them so much that he'll do anything he can to kill every last one of them, so he joins a band up in the mountains that is preparing to kill the Romans one day. While there, Daniel hears about a man named Jesus. Daniel can't figure Jesus out because Jesus teaches to love your enemies, which is the last thing Daniel wants to do. But in the end, something happens that changes Daniel around, and like Jesus teaches, his heart changes, and he can love the Romans after all.