Tell Me, Grandpop!
Always encourage children to never stop asking questions. They never know what they will find out. With so many questions on her young mind, a little girl goes to her grandfather for the answers. Grandpop穩s answers are always right, and he is more than happy to help his granddaughter. When she asks who God is, she is introduced to someone who she can only describe as a superhero. Charming and light-hearted, Tell Me, Grandpop by Antoinette Tarsitano-Morrison is a short story overflowing with love of God and family. It introduces young readers to the Creator of all things and reminds them to always remember the family they love, much like the little girl and her grandpop. This is a story that should have a home on every shelf to be read as a bedtime story, to be read as a teaching tool, and to be read as a reminder to always remember loved ones. 穫Let me transport you to a time when you were a small child discovering God穩s beautiful world. Have fun and always remember to smile!簾 -籀Antoinette Tarsitano-Morrison Antoinette has been an elementary school teacher for 26 years and is currently teaching Kindergarten. Antoinette lives in Pennsylvania with her husband, Joe, and her dog, Piper. This story is a tribute to her grandfather, who never grew tired of Antoinette穩s questions. When Antoinette was a little girl, she and her grandfather shared many walks in the park while talking about everything. Her grandfather was a kind man who loved his family, baseball, the park and dogs.
Adventures of Bella and Aubrey
This true story is based on the life of Sir Bentley, the dog nobody wanted. Sir Bentley's inspiring story will touch the hearts of boys and girls who have special bonds with their pets. The love between a dog and its owner cannot be explained. Join Bella and Aubrey in their new adventure, and meet Sir Bentley.
Adventures of Bella and Aubrey
This true story is based on the life of Sir Bentley, the dog nobody wanted. Sir Bentley's inspiring story will touch the hearts of boys and girls who have special bonds with their pets. The love between a dog and its owner cannot be explained. Join Bella and Aubrey in their new adventure, and meet Sir Bentley.
Give Thanks
A children's book can be a great tool to teach your children valuable lessons of life. In a world full ups and downs, and a wide diversity of people and circumstances, it can sometimes be difficult to find the beauty in life. As children, it can be even harder to find gratitude, with so many things being out of their control. Whether it's not getting a toy they wanted or having a bedtime, children can often become frustrated with their limitations and even begin comparing themselves to others (as we all have been guilty of at times). In this book, you will find a small list of things in our bodies that we can be grateful for, while also pointing to the majesty of our Creator. The details God put into even simplest functions of our body is often overlooked. This book attempts to highlight those small yet powerfully impactful things, as a reminder that life itself is a reason to be grateful. Whether young or old, we can all find something in this book to identify with and give thanks!
The Frog, the Fort and the Farm
Grandpa Wilbur's farm is so fun to visit! There's lots of land, big farm equipment and animals. Be surprised with Larkin as he meets Boris, the frog, while collecting rocks to build the "perfect" fort.
Patches
In a world where the preoccupation with the have and have-nots exists, reminders of self-worth are essential. Patches is about a very blessed little girl who is being taught by a wise grandmother. In spite of her finances, or the lack thereof, Patches is a happy, loving, and confident little girl. She's obviously not intimidated by someone whose lifestyle differs from hers.She taught the little girl she met in the park a very powerful lesson: "Faith is the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen" (Hebrews 11:1).
The Kitten in the Manger
This is a heartwarming story that is based on the true rescue of a little homeless kitten by a very kind policeman during the Christmas season.There is a beautiful nativity scene displayed outside a big greenhouse. A large bright star shines down on the manger where the baby Jesus is lying.The little homeless kitten feels the warmth from the star and climbs up into the manger and curls up beside baby Jesus and goes to sleep.The kitten likes sleeping in the manger under the warm light of the star!A kind policeman, while making his nightly rounds, sees the little kitten. When he learns that the kitten is homeless, he wonders what will happen to it after Christmas. He knows that the nativity display will no longer be there. Where will the little kitten go, and what will happen to her?Policeman John has the answers!
God Created Boys to Be Boys
"God Created Boys to be Boys" reinforces the Biblical truth that God knew what was best for us when He created us male or female. This playful story about Adam's thankfulness utilizes early phonetic skills and sight words that support beginning readers. Included in the back of the book is a special bonus section for your child to make personal connections with the story content. The bright, lighthearted illustrations along with the powerful message and repetitive text will draw the reader in your life back to read it again and again!
Bigger Than The Storm
"Soon the rain started, then thunder and lightning... two of the things Jethro found the most frightening!"Jethro loves playing outside, but when his sunny day turns into a storm, he faces his biggest fear. With the guidance of his mom, Jethro realizes that in all of life's storms we have a mighty God who walks along side us through it all.
1, 2, 3, My Pretty Manners 4 Me!
I am excited to share with you in story the value of teaching your children manners. The importance of using manners through story is not only fun but has been found to be a great reinforcement for children. We can appreciate the use of manners shaping our lives to become who we are today, but far greater is when our words reflect the presence of the spirit of God.This book teaches our children manners and responsibility for what they say and why it matters. Raising our children to be respectful, kind, and caring for one another is our service to this world that God has created.God says, "Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old, he will not depart from it." Let start here!
The Peculiar Stone
We've all heard the words "God loves you," but have you ever thought about what that really means? This beautifully illustrated and written allegory attempts to help children understand the depth of God's love for them, even when they are in life's muddy situations. By identifying with a very special and peculiar stone, children will see the immense value they have to our heavenly Father. One who reaches down and follows after them, even when they end up in precarious and dark situations.Like the wise, old Gentleman in the story, God will go to the depths of the earth for each of us, and it is the hope that this book inspires the reader to dig deeper and find a closer relationship with Him. We must realize that we are not alone in our despair and that God not only has something for us to learn but a better life planned for those who learn to live as He lived.
Seeds of Sunshine
Every Tuesday, Sunshine visits his Grammy. When classmates use mean words and hurt Sunshine's feelings, Grammy takes him on a nature walk where a cocoon and dandelion puffs provide lessons in Jesus's love and forgiveness. Will Sunshine choose to forgive his classmates?
Chloe and the Closet of Secrets
Chloe has a sneaky habit of making up stories. She thinks it's no big deal, but one day crazy little fluffs appear every time she tells a lie. Chloe starts stuffing the fluffs in her closet, but soon it's almost ready to burst. Not only that, she realizes that her lies are sinful and are hurting her relationships. But after her father confesses his own lie and asks God for forgiveness, Chloe gains the courage to let out all of her secrets.Most children (and adults too) struggle with being completely truthful. Even though we know it's wrong to not tell the whole truth, it's still hard to help a child understand why. Best-selling author Ginger Hubbard and Al Roland give parents a biblical framework and practical suggestions for helping their children (and themselves) learn to speak the truth. The parent resource page at the end of Chloe and the Closet of Secrets: A Book about Lying gives a biblical framework and practical suggestions to help children understand what a lie is, some reasons that they lie, and the power of confession and forgiveness.Children will love the silly story with its bright, fun illustrations, and in the process be encouraged to always tell the truth.Chloe and the Closet of Secrets is part of the new Teaching Children to Use Their Words Wisely series.
The Greatest King That Is
Reimagine the Gospel of Jesus Christ in 'The Greatest King That Is.' With colorful pages and syncopated rhymes, this original, fast-paced retelling of the ultimate love story will transport you to another time. A musical score for "A Song About Love" accompanies this book.
The Old Apple Tree Talks Happiness
In this sequel to his popular children's book "The Old Apple Tree and Friends," author Jack Parnell again shares wisdom and inspiration with a story that will captivate both young and older readers.As the season slowly moves from Winter to Spring, the old apple tree at the Parnell Ranch awakens from its sleep - or so its new leaves and bright blossoms testify. But why does the sage old tree remain silent after sharing its wondrous teachings last year? When at last the apple tree begins to speak, it again offers its wisdom, taken from God's own original inspiration for all people to find love, kindness and happiness.In this continuation of his story of the Old Apple Tree, author Jack Parnell gives a contemporary perspective on ancient teachings about the things that really matter. This is a book written for adults to share with their children - with a message of hope and happiness for us all.
Be Bigger
A story about treating friends with respect and kindness, even when feelings are hurt.Hurt feelings are no fun-so when a girl feels her friend wasn't nice, all she can think to do is to hurt her friend in return. Little does the girl know, she's leaning on a wise, old tree who has seen this sort of hurtful cycle before. Elm tree is ready to lend some gentle wisdom and help the girl find a more kind and respectful way to work out her friendship troubles. Follow the story through a few surprises and chuckles as the girl learns lessons on respect, empathy, and how to persevere through a difficult moment. In the end, children see how good it feels to treat others as you'd like to be treated.Find free printable activities that work with the story and build on the lessons on respect, friendship, and perseverance at TalkingTreeBooks.com .Be Bigger is Book 2 in the Talking with Trees Series of values books for kids. Written for grades K-4, Talking with Trees books and teaching resources engage children emotionally, helping them learn how to use their hearts and minds to guide them toward building good character traits. Talking with Trees books teach social emotional skills through lessons around honesty, respect, responsibility, and empathy.
Be Proud
A warm, engaging story about honesty and growing from mistakes.When a boy sneaks off to play with a toy mom told him not to, he's surprised to learn, "Oh no, I have a conscience!" A wise, old tree steps in to help the boy learn that being honest is about more than not telling lies. Sneaking around because you know something is wrong is a kind of dishonesty too, and it doesn't feel good on the inside."A conscience is that voice in your head and feeling in your heart that tells you if something is right or wrong, even when no one is looking."With heartwarming wisdom, the tree shows the boy how to make honest choices and to grow from his mistakes. The story teaches children how to listen to their conscience so they can feel the true reward of making good choices-that feeling of pride for having done the right thing, even when it's hard.Find free printable activities that work with the story and build on the lessons on honesty, conscience, and growth mindset at TalkingTreeBooks.com .Be Proud is Book 1 in the Talking with Trees Series of values books for kids. Written for grades K-4, Talking with Trees books and teaching resources engage children emotionally, helping them learn how to use their hearts and minds to guide them toward building good character traits. Talking with Trees books teach social emotional skills through lessons around honesty, respect, responsibility, and empathy.
Shhh! Momma’s in Time-Out
Oh, no. David's in time-out again!All David wanted to do was surprise his mom. Butterscotch needed a bath, so hefound a good way to do it-or so he thought.But wait a minute... the next day, his mom's in time-out. What could a parentever do to be put in a time-out? Was David's mom bad?It turns out Momma wanted to be in time-out! Why would she want that?Listen in as David's mom and dad teach him a helpful lesson.Maybe you'll want to be in time-out, too.
Lord Ganesha
God is the encouraging force behind every success. Faith in God makes one self-confident and brave. Here, in this series, we present the interesting tales related to Gods and Goddesses of India written in simple and easy language with beautiful illustrations. They will definitely increase the knowledge of a child regarding the great Indian culture, beliefs and rituals.
Festivals Of India Ganesh Chaturthi
Lord Ganesha - the divine son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati - is the most revered and lovable deity. Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated as his birthday. It is celebrated with great devotion and enthusiasm throughout the country, especially in Maharashtra. It is believed that during this period, Lord Ganesha visits the Earth to bestow his blessings on human beings. Ganesha is widely worshipped as the God of wisdom, prosperity and good fortune.
The Boston Chocolate Party
"A fast-paced picture book that combines the drama foreshadowing the American Revolution, the heroic Maccabee fight for freedom, and Sephardic Hanukkah customs" --Association of Jewish Libraries"An engag-ing sto-ry about a Jew-ish Amer-i-can past" --Jewish Book Council" A delightful book about friendship, the Revolutionary war, Jewish history, and of course, recipes" --The Chocolate ProfessorJoshua Mendes misses his best friend Isaac, who has moved to Boston. Joshua's Papa is importing chocolate beans to the American Colonies, showing caf矇 owners how to make hot chocolate now that the tea tax has made tea too expensive to drink. When Papa travels to Boston, Joshua joins him. Together, they help Isaac's family open a chocolate house, while the people of Boston demonstrate against British tea taxation.Set against the backdrop of Hanukkah and the American fight for independence, this is a story of friendship, freedom, and a love of chocolate. End notes provide background about the Boston Tea Party, a brief explanation of the holiday of Hanukkah, and a description of America's first Jews, predominantly settlers from Spain and Portugal who came to escape religious persecution and to find religious freedom and economic opportunity. Includes recipes for Colonial-style hot chocolate and bunuelos.
Glorious
Glorious is a child's special prayer written to encourage little prayer warriors to recognize the importance of being thankful to God for all things. It is perfect for a morning or bedtime prayer routine.
Glorious
Glorious is a child's special prayer written to encourage little prayer warriors to recognize the importance of being thankful to God for all things. It is perfect for a morning or bedtime prayer routine.
Maxx’s Adventures
Get ready to travel to a new country with Maxx. He gets to go share the good news of the Gospel. Going to a new place can be scary but he soon finds out that he has a lot more in common with his new friends.
Where She Was Going
Paisley (or Leigh, as she prefers to be called) is a high school junior living in Grand Rapids and facing a variety of challenges. Her father left her family, her mom tries to escape her hardships through drinking, and Paisley has had to shoulder much of the responsibility of caring for her younger sister. With a broken home, rejection from the church, and a lot of tough questions, faith has never been an important part of Paisley's life. That all changes the day she accidentally punches a cop.
The Dead Sea Squirrels 6-Pack Books 1-6: Squirreled Away / Boy Meets Squirrels / Nutty Study Buddies / Squirrelnapped! / Tree-Mendous Trouble / Whirly Squirrelies
A hilarious new chapter book series from Mike Nawrocki, co-creator of VeggieTales.The first six books of the Dead Sea Squirrels series are now together in one set! Enjoy the misadventures of Michael, Merle, Pearl, and friends as they navigate everyday life at school, learn about the Bible, flee from a squirrelnapper, and more.Filled with enough clean humor and excitement to entice reluctant young readers while also teaching them wholesome, biblical lessons, this collection includes: Book 1: Squirreled AwayBook 2: Boy Meets SquirrelsBook 3: Nutty Study BuddiesBook 4: SquirrelnappedBook 5: Tree-mendous TroubleBook 6: Whirly SquirreliesKids will laugh out loud and learn more about the life of Jesus from two previously petrified squirrels who actually lived in Bible times. This Christian children's book series is sure to become a family favorite.
Save Me a Seat on the Ark
Noah's ark is one of the most revered stories in the Bible. Everyone who has heard the story knows how Noah and his family painstakingly built an ark to house them and two of each kind of animal in the world during the big flood. What people don't know from the Bible is how the animals were affected, how they felt, or what they did. These questions are answered in this entertaining story, Save Me a Seat on the Ark, as it tells the story through the animals' perspective. The authors take the reader on a fictional journey, sharing how the animals build a working community and display undying love and challenges that result in the ultimate sacrifice for some. This is a timeless story for all ages and will bring families joy and meaning as they read Save Me a Seat on the Ark together.In addition to the story, the authors have included creative ideas and activities for teachers, parents, and grandparents to do with their children after reading the book.
Save Me a Seat on the Ark
Noah's ark is one of the most revered stories in the Bible. Everyone who has heard the story knows how Noah and his family painstakingly built an ark to house them and two of each kind of animal in the world during the big flood. What people don't know from the Bible is how the animals were affected, how they felt, or what they did. These questions are answered in this entertaining story, Save Me a Seat on the Ark, as it tells the story through the animals' perspective. The authors take the reader on a fictional journey, sharing how the animals build a working community and display undying love and challenges that result in the ultimate sacrifice for some. This is a timeless story for all ages and will bring families joy and meaning as they read Save Me a Seat on the Ark together.In addition to the story, the authors have included creative ideas and activities for teachers, parents, and grandparents to do with their children after reading the book.
His Kingdom Girlz
Imagine three young girls who come from very different backgrounds, but their love for good food, great parties, friendship, family and most of all Jesus Christ, takes them on some great adventures together. Even when a long-lost family member shows up unexpectedly, will it ruin this birthday weekend for Tasha? My name is Tiffany Moss and I absolutely love to write, sing, spend time in nature and enjoy time with my family. My greatest love is my love for Jesus Christ and sharing it with people of all ages. However, I hold a special place in my heart for children and my wanting to share how important, loved and cherished they are by Jesus Christ. Because of that great love, I created my children's series His Kingdom Girlz. It is my hope that you, and all the Kingdom Girlz that you know, really enjoy this series.
Uriel’s Light
This book is a retelling of the Nativity story through the eyes of Uriel, a young shepherd boy, and brings a fresh perspective. The light that draws Uriel to the site of the miracle is itself miraculous. Uriel's experience at the manger has a profound, and at first misinterpreted, impact on him after he leaves the Holy Family to retrieve a cloak to cover the Christ child. Just as Uriel uses the light of Christ to navigate through the countryside, so are we to use that light to navigate through our own life journey. Although we carry that light with us throughout our lives, we need stories like this to remind us, not only that we can rely on it, but that we are to be that light for others.
What Cloud Is My Sister In?
Death is often perceived as an end point. Yet any family who has lost a child, either at birth or at some point in the child's journey towards adulthood, will acknowledge it is a beginning. The beginning of a life-long grief journey, not just for parents, but for other family members as well. While tears often come easily, words and actions, many times do not. How does one explain the death of a newborn, or the death of a child in elementary school or even high school, to their brothers and/or sisters? This story invites the grieving child/children, and the adults who love them, through a two-day grief camp experience for children. The three turtles meet at camp. They have each lost a sister. Snappy's teenage sister, Sarah, died. Speedy's newborn sister Harper died. And Shelly's young sister Layla died too. Through the experience of numerous camp activities and discussions, the three turtles become friends. They learn in the process that while remembering can make them sad, it can also help them to laugh and be happy too. Speedy learns even though he didn't get to create memories with his sister, he can use his heart and mind to imagine what life would be like with her. As camp comes to an end, the three friends realize they will always carry their sisters with them, in their hearts and in their minds. This book includes many recommendations for techniques siblings can use to honor and remember their sister. These activities allow the adult(s) and child/children to feel their grief through sharing openly about various grief topics, looking back at memories, and creating tangible remembrances. In time, through the sacred sharing of grief, they will begin to heal together as well.
Good News, Bad News
Eight-year-old Steven desperately wants to win the top prize in his school's fundraising campaign-a shiny new BMX bike. The good news is that just selling lots of boxes of cheese and sausage will help him win. The bad news? He's willing to break rules and bend the truth to make his dream come true. Meet Steven and his family-older brother, Paul, who is glad he doesn't have to sell stuff; little sister, Sophia, who tries to keep the peace between her battling brothers; Dad, an Orthodox priest, busy with his own fundraising to build a new church; and Mom, just trying to keep up with all the activity. Enter into this charming world of a young clergy family-a place where God's presence is revealed in unexpected ways. A chapter book for young people ages 7 to 11.An Orthodox Christian children's book from Ancient Faith Publishing.
There’s a Bully in My School
Meet Annabelle Glinton, the sparkly student with the glittery shoes! When a bully slowly steals Annabelle's joyful spirit despite her best efforts to spread kindness, she must discover what true friendship really means.
I Share My Name
New picture book shines a light on an important Jewish naming custom.The Sephardic Jewish custom of naming a child after their paternal or maternal grandparent is depicted in a warm and vibrant story about a young boy who has many cousins with his name, Jojo."Jojo Nissim" is proud that he has many cousins who share his name. "Big Jojo" is his oldest cousin who can do lots of things like ride his scooter super fast. "Jojo-man" is another cousin, called so because he loves superheroes. His six-month-old cousin is called "Baby Jojo" because, well, he's a baby! Named after Papa Jojo to show how much their family loves him, all of the cousins love having dinner together at their grandfather's house on Fridays for Shabbat where they eat kibbe cherry, eggplant mehshi, challah, and other delicious customary food.The author was inspired to write her story when her son Joseph, or Jojo, was young and wondered why he shared his name with many others in his family. As the tenth grandchild, he was not the first Joseph in the family, having been named after his grandfather. The resulting story playfully explains this custom. I Share My Name is a delightful and authentic story of tradition and family that families and educators of young children will welcome for those that embrace this tradition and also for those interested in learning about other cultures and their customs.
All Will Be Well
"Then when you don't see me anymore, I will be where God is," said Mima, "because God loves you and God loves me, 'All will be well, all will be well, everything will be well.'"Mima is very sick, and just thinking about it makes Julian very sad and very angry. Julian is worried about Mima and wonders if God can hear her or if God cares. So Mima explains to Julian that God loves us and that God can be trusted--even when we are sad or angry. This gentle story of a grandmother's love for her granddaughter incorporates the timeless wisdom of Julian of Norwich: because of God's great love for us, all will be well.Written by Lacy Finn Borgo and beautifully illustrated by Rebecca Evans, All Will Be Well tackles the sensitive subjects of death and grief in a way that can be understood by children when adults read thoughtfully with them. Also included is a note from the author to facilitate further conversation about the content.Discover IVP Kids and share with children the things that matter to God!
'Wow' Is 'Mom' Upside Down
Mothers have always been influential pillars throughout history. They can be nurturing, caring, and 'she bear' fiercely protective of her cubs at any age. Moms are often guiding lights, safe harbors, mediators, mentors and created by a loving God to follow her heart with intuition, integrity and stability. In the fifth commandment, dads and moms are to be honored. This book is just that in a nutshell portraying the hearts of our mom's foundational importance in our lives intertwined with our mirrored acts and feelings of gratitude. Nobody cooks better than Mom. Nobody loves better than Mom. Nobody is like Mom. (Stepmoms and Grandmas included).
God Fixed My Broken Heart
Through an engaging, poetic approach, this book tells of how God's unfailing love brings healing to what is broken. Narrated by a young boy, we are taken on a journey through grief and healing as he illustrates how God worked in his life to restore his broken heart.
Where She Was Going
Paisley (or Leigh, as she prefers to be called) is a high school junior living in Grand Rapids and facing a variety of challenges. Her father left her family, her mom tries to escape her hardships through drinking, and Paisley has had to shoulder much of the responsibility of caring for her younger sister. With a broken home, rejection from the church, and a lot of tough questions, faith has never been an important part of Paisley's life. That all changes the day she accidentally punches a cop.
I Am a Powerful Person
"Why does that girl only have one hand?"This is a question I have heard frequently since my daughter was born in 2013. We were quite surprised to see our beautiful baby girl was born as an in utero amputee; missing the lower portion of her left arm and hand. We soon learned about her diagnosis of Amniotic Band Syndrome (ABS) and began the journey of raising our child to be a powerful person regardless of her overt physical difference. Our mantra is simple and true."You are a Powerful Person. You make your own choices. You are beautiful, brave, strong and kind."I Am a Powerful Person is a children's book created to teach young readers that they are ultimately responsible for their own choices. Despite hardship, disappointment and even prejudice, every single person is powerful enough to learn how to control their own self. One always has the choice between good and bad. And making a deliberate choice to reduce suffering or to augment it is up to them. It is the challenge to live up to one's fullest potential, embracing those difficult moments that can make us stronger than we ever thought possible! A real-life SUPER POWER that can be cultivated with discipline, sacrifice and patience!
Lester Zester is Lost!
Lester Zester is lost! Can he find his way back home to his friends in Chef's kitchen? In this delightful sequel to the award-winning story, The Grate Adventure of Lester Zester, a young kitchen tool meets a house full of curious characters while on a new, whimsical adventure. He learns some important things about himself, and helps a new friend in need along the way. Lester discovers that each new day offers magic and hope, even when all seems lost!
Hand It to God!
Jonah is like many children his age, sometimes he has trouble falling asleep at night in his own bed and feels lonely. One night, his mom helps Jonah learn that he is never really alone because God is always there, just waiting for us to talk to Him. Teaching our children how to pray using The Lord's Prayer format- adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and supplication, is important, but helping them understand that God wants to be in constant relationship with us is even more. In this story, children learn that because God is always with us, when we are in relationship with Him all we need to do is "talk to Him" about anything at any time- this form of prayer helps us grow closer to God, naturally go to Him for comfort and guidance, and learn to include Him even more in our daily lives.
What should I do?
A fun rhyming story focusing on telling the truth."Mum said, Kids, I need to go to the shops.I'll be quick, I won't make many stops."As Mum goes out, Yousuf has an accident and is faced with a dilemma! He seeks advice from his siblings. He receives mixed advice and is left with the tough choice of what he is going to tell his Mum.What should he do?Will he be able to resolve the problem before Mum comes home?Review"I absolutely love this book. The rhyming style is a lovely touch and the theme of honesty shines through. Hats off to the illustrator too, who has done a wonderful job of bringing characters to life!"-Emma Halim, Author of children's book, Ramadan Rocket-
Lester Zester is Lost!
Lester Zester is lost! Can he find his way back home to his friends in Chef's kitchen? In this delightful sequel to the award-winning story, The Grate Adventure of Lester Zester, a young kitchen tool meets a house full of curious characters while on a new, whimsical adventure. He learns some important things about himself, and helps a new friend in need along the way. Lester discovers that each new day offers magic and hope, even when all seems lost!
A Poor Man’s Spirit
Witness the transformation of a Poor Man's Spirit in this delightful faith-based children's book! An old man (Timothy) has a broken spirit in a lonely world until one day, Martha changes everything. Martha entertains us with her persistent invitations to Timothy to come to church and her willingness to do whatever it takes to get him there! The Christian message, that God wants you to "Come as You Are," will appeal to children and adults alike, and the illustrations, by Abelardo Fonseca, will make this story one of your child's favorites on the bookshelf. There is a great need for Christian material for children to build good faith foundations in today's modern world, and this story is all about that!
Alexander’s Journey with Jesus
Alexander's Journey with Jesus is an encouraging book that teaches individual decision-making to young readers. Let your kids go on a car ride adventure that can transform their lives. In this story, Alexander goes on a drive with his friend, Jesus. He learns to choose the path of life and trust Jesus as his GPS. Jesus can help get him where he needs to go, because Father God has already mapped out the right way. All Alexander has to do is follow the road signs, his GPS Jesus, and the map, The Bible. Then, the readers will get to choose for themselves if they want to trust Jesus and His plan for their lives, or if they want to try to figure the road out without Him.
