The Berenstain Bears and the Easter Story for Little Ones
Even the youngest readers will understand the real meaning of Easter in this addition to the faith-based series of Berenstain Bears books. In this abridged board book version of the bestselling The Berenstain Bears and the Easter Story, little ones will discover that Easter is more than candy and egg hunts as they learn about Jesus' resurrection alongside their favorite Bear cubs.Join the Berenstain Bears as they explore the true meaning of Easter Sunday and the resurrection of Jesus. Children will discover ways to implement traditional religious values and share God's goodness in Zonderkidz The Berenstain Bears Living Lights(TM) series of books with over 13 million copies sold.The Berenstain Bears and the Easter Story for Little Ones?: Encourages age appropriate discussions about salvation and Jesus' resurrection Is an engaging story about how Easter is more than the Easter bunny, candy, and egg rolls, and is a season of faith Perfect for toddlers and young readers ages 0-4 for reading out loud at home, in a classroom, or Sunday school Is a small, chunky board book format that's perfect for little hands Perfect for Easter basket gift and holiday?gift-giving ? The Berenstain Bears Living Lights(TM) series: Is written and illustrated by Mike Berenstain Features the hand-drawn artwork of the Berenstain family Continues in the much-loved footsteps of Stan and Jan Berenstain with the Berenstain Bears series of books Is part of one of the bestselling children's book series ever created, with more than 250 books published and nearly 300 million copies sold to dateLook for additional inspirational children's picture books in The Berenstain Bears Living Lights(TM) series, including: The Berenstain Bears and the Easter Story The Berenstain Bears The Very First Easter The Berenstain Bears' Easter Sunday
Little Window Visits
At times, we all might feel like we are on the outside looking in. Sometimes, the windows we stare into show us all the things we wish we had. Sometimes, the windows show us the people we want to hold and keep close to in our lives. And sometimes, the light glinting off the glass shows us who we are and who God encourages us to be. During the Covid-19 pandemic, the whole world transformed into a series of windowed lives, from the electronic panes of Zoom, to store screens between customers and workers, to the glass frames of protection between loved ones and us. Looking through the framed pages of author R.J. Snyder's Little Window Visits On Lindenpopper Lane, young readers and parents alike visit a captivating poetry narrative, which follows Tommy Tillford, a young boy who inadvertently shatters a house window with his baseball. The house owner takes Tommy on a journey down Lindenpopper Lane, to view other lives through other windows and learn about the special services they offer to all around them. Along the way, Tommy learns the value provided by his own service as company for his Grandma Esther, as she stays confined behind the Covid-19 safety glass in Mercy Care Home. Carefully selected Scripture matches the sentiment and story of many of the pages of this enlightening children's book, and gives readers of all ages a clear view into the ultimate love and salvation found when we come to believe in and follow the lessons of Jesus Christ. Like the broken window glass, our brokenness from sin can be fixed and made whole again when we choose Him.
My Bible Teaches Me About Modesty
Would you be excited to go to the beach with your parents? Debbie and Dannie were, and they learned a lot along the way. They learned what to pack, good thoughts and words, and how to keep their eyes on Jesus. Learn what it means to be modest as you visit the airport, fly on an airplane, ride in a taxi, and play on the beach.The My Bible Teaches series was designed to give parents and teachers a guide to help answer questions that children ask on everything from daily moral issues to deep biblical concepts. These beautifully illustrated stories contain lessons paired with Bible verses to tackle each topic. The goal is not to give the perfect answer for everyone but to teach children and parents alike to get their answers straight from the Bible.
Calamity Kite
There is excitement and anticipation in the air! Kite Day is coming! With help from her family, Katie's kite is wonderfully constructed. How thrilling it will be to fly with all of the other beautifully homemade kites at school! Katie and her kite are quite sure they know all that is necessary in order to be successful.Through a series of misadventures, they discover that it saves time and trouble to welcome advice and to follow instructions. What they learn through their various trials leads them to an exhilarating experience after all!
My Bible Teaches Me About Baptism
Have you ever rafted down a river? What would you think if you saw a bunch of people getting dunked under water one after the other? Would you want to know what made them do that, and why they looked so happy about it? Timmy sure did! Ride through the waves with him and his family as he learns what the Bible teaches about baptism. The My Bible Teaches series was designed to give parents and teachers a guide to help answer questions that children ask on everything from daily moral issues to deep biblical concepts. These beautifully illustrated stories contain lessons paired with Bible verses to tackle each topic. The goal is not to give the perfect answer for everyone but to teach children and parents alike to get their answers straight from the Bible.
Mommy, How Do I Get to Heaven?
Mommy, How Do I Get to Heaven?By: Stephanie Wright BrownMommy, How Do I Get to Heaven? introduces to children the concept of Heaven and the journey along the way. This unique children's book takes an adult message and places it in terms children can understand and aid them in their own spiritual growth as Christians. The primary goal is for parents to provide an open discussion of Heaven with their children and nurturing their journey with Christ in a fun and loving way.About the AuthorStephanie Wright Brown, a Sunday school teacher, began writing Mommy, How Do I Get to Heaven? after receiving many questions from her inquisitive students about Heaven. When not teaching, Brown loves traveling and gardening. She has been married to her high school sweetheart for over thirty years, and together, they have three children, two daughters and one son, and two furbabies.
Calamity Kite
There is excitement and anticipation in the air! Kite Day is coming! With help from her family, Katie's kite is wonderfully constructed. How thrilling it will be to fly with all of the other beautifully homemade kites at school! Katie and her kite are quite sure they know all that is necessary in order to be successful.Through a series of misadventures, they discover that it saves time and trouble to welcome advice and to follow instructions. What they learn through their various trials leads them to an exhilarating experience after all!
Josey Johnson's Hair and the Holy Spirit
Black Authors Matter Children's Book Award"Dad smiled, 'We're all different because God is creative. Each one of us is God's unique work of art.'" A celebration of God's creativity and diverse design, Josey Johnson's Hair and the Holy Spirit takes young readers on a joyful, faith-filled adventure. Josey is spending the day with her dad, getting her hair braided at Monique's Beauty Shop and picking out a beautiful red dress for Sunday. Why? Because it's Pentecost--a day to celebrate! Along the way, she begins to wonder why people are so different from one another. Her dad explains that our differences are not a mistake; instead, they are part of God's wonderfully creative plan for the world. With its vibrant illustrations and heartwarming story, this book beautifully showcases the diversity of God's creation, inviting children and adults alike to celebrate the beauty all around them. Included is a special note to parents and caregivers, offering practical tips for discussing the themes of the book with children, making it a meaningful read for the entire family. Perfect for bedtime reading, Sunday school lessons, or family story time, Josey Johnson's Hair and the Holy Spirit captures the warmth of family and the joy of diversity. Order your copy now to celebrate diversity, spark meaningful conversations, and create cherished memories together!
My Mommy's Name Is Mommy
When four-year-old Kojo goes missing at the grocery store, he can't help workers find his mom because he doesn't know her real name. A stressful, harrowing situation turns into an opportunity for teaching about our Heavenly Father in this authentic, heartfelt introduction to who God is and the many ways His names reveal His nature.
The Heart Changer
Can an Israelite captive, wrenched from all she loves, serve the very man who destroyed her village?Miriam is asked to do the impossible: serve the wife of Naaman, commander of the Syrian army. Clinging to treasured memories of home and faith, Miriam faces captivity with worry and bitterness. Little does she know the Heart Changer is wooing and preparing her for a greater mission far beyond what she could imagine.This middle-grade historical novel reflects the heartache and angst of a young refugee in a foreign land where all hope seems lost.
Madeleine's Gift
Madeleine has three siblings. One flies through the sky gracefully. Another is great at swooping, and the third is brilliant at catching worms. Madeleine can do none of these things. Through Christine's expressive and empathetic words, and Alison's delightful and sensitively created artwork, the story is told of Madeleine's feelings of failure and subsequent discovery of her very own special ability.
Aunt Ima Mazing
Rosalina can't wait to meet Aunt Ima Mazing. With her ginormous vocabulary and loving kindness, Aunt Ida Clare's sister, Ima, teaches the girls a lesson about seeing people in a way Rosalina and Finley won't likely forget. Soon the girls' hearts burst with creative ways to share this discovery with their classmates.
The Samurai and the Sage
The Samurai and the Sage is an adaptation of an ancient Zen fable. Samurai were known to be proud, fierce warriors in Japan. Recognized as sages, monks were notorious for holding the secrets of life and death. Regularly sought out by seekers of truth, sages shed light on life's most profound mysteries.The samurai in The Samurai and the Sage has a crucial question for the sage. With a surprising twist, this cheeky sage answers the samurai's question most unusually. Not only does this clever sage answer the question at hand, but he also brings to light a secret within the samurai's own heart.
The Samurai and the Sage
The Samurai and the Sage is an adaptation of an ancient Zen fable. Samurai were known to be proud, fierce warriors in Japan. Recognized as sages, monks were notorious for holding the secrets of life and death. Regularly sought out by seekers of truth, sages shed light on life's most profound mysteries.The samurai in The Samurai and the Sage has a crucial question for the sage. With a surprising twist, this cheeky sage answers the samurai's question most unusually. Not only does this clever sage answer the question at hand, but he also brings to light a secret within the samurai's own heart.
Happy Birthday, Christmas Child!
An ECPA 2023 Christmas Bestseller! Join Mary and Joseph, angels, shepherds, sheep, and various stable critters as they celebrate the birthday of a very special baby in this RHYMING COUNTING BOOK for little readers and their families. "A fun and engaging introduction to the Christmas story." --School Library Journal Written by bestselling author Laura Sassi and illustrated by Gabi Murphy, Happy Birthday, Christmas Child! celebrates the warmth, wonder and excitement of the night Jesus was born. Written in gentle rhyme with bright adorable illustrations and lots of things for little ones to notice, name, and count, it's sure to be a Christmas favorite! Intended for little ones ages 0 - 4 and their families, Happy Birthday, Christmas Child is: sturdy board book perfect for little hands a charming introduction to the wonder and joy of Christmas a spark for conversation about how Christmas is when we celebrate Jesus' birth a fun way for toddlers and preschoolers to practice counting and naming things a great gift option for Christmas, birthdays, baby showers, children's ministry, preschool programs and more Visit happybirthdaychristmaschild.com for lots of wonderful free resources - plan a birthday party for Jesus, activity pages, and more!
The Adventures of Super Obi
Monsters, shadows, and giants, oh my! Super Obi has just been tucked into bed by his mother for the night, only to find himself face-to-face with some spooky situations... or is he? Will he face his fears or cower under his blanket? Get ready for a fun, super bedtime adventure story that includes a short quiet time and prayer time, in the end, to help children reflect on the concept of fear and examine what God's Word and protection mean for their lives. This beautifully illustrated book is the first of my novel picture book series, The Adventures of Super Obi, written to take the fear out of bedtime and other life situations.Book #1, Nothing to Fear, focuses on the following themes: Family relationships Love for one anotherCourage BraveryFaithTrust in GodBiblical Teaching... and so much more!Snuggle up with your child and make bedtime a cherished opportunity to learn about God's truth and love. God bless you, and sleep tight!Parents and Teachers: visit www.superobibooks.com for free printable activities.
You Have A Gift
"You Have a Gift" brings to life the story of a little girl, named Madison, who discovered her gift and talent to make a positive impact on other people and her community. But, initially, she never felt good enough and did not recognize her inborn ability. To find her true value, she had to first overcome a battle in her mind that made her think her gift was not important because it was different from other people. When Madison accepted what she was born to do, she became confident and lost all fear of bullies and the opinions of people. She now uses her gift to help encourage all boys and girls to find what they were born to do to make a big splash in the world. Madison wants everyone to know being different makes them unique and special.
Mary the Mother of Jesus
This Christian book tells the story of Mary, the mother of Jesus. It focuses on Mary being the chosen one, her family, and giving birth to Jesus. Jesus is the greatest name and is a gift from God given unto us so we can ask for forgiveness of our sins.
Mary Elisabeth Quigley Is Listening to the Sunrise
Mary Elisabeth Quigley Is Listening to the Sunrise-she has to, she's blind. But don't feel sorry for Quig, as her best friend Neil calls her. She loves listening to the start of the new day in the river town she calls home, especially when she and her dad sit on the old porch swing trying to guess the exact moment it happens. She can almost feel and taste that instant as birds begin to sing and rabbits burrow through the grass. Then one day, after a talk with her brothers about their father's single life, Mary Elisabeth has one of her brilliant ideas, that of finding a girlfriend for their dad. And with an idea like that, what's a girl to do? Well she asks the Lord to help her, then recruits her best friend Neil into her latest scheme. Ah, but the new girlfriend for Mary Elisabeth's father can't be just any ol' single lady. She has to like kids, baseball, be funny and able to handle the craziness that sometimes goes on in the Quigley household. Oh, and she must not attempt to turn Mary Elisabeth into a dress-wearing, curly-haired, girly-girl like her Aunt Susan does.
As You Dream
Our children grow the most when asleep, and seemingly wake up bigger. Cozy up with your little one, relive memories and think about ones to come... as they dream and grow.
My Big Dream
Career day is a few days away and Rayne is excited to share with her class what she wants to be when she grows up.
As You Dream
Our children grow the most when asleep, and seemingly wake up bigger. Cozy up with your little one, relive memories and think about ones to come... as they dream and grow.
Mary Elisabeth Quigley Is Listening to the Sunrise
Mary Elisabeth Quigley Is Listening to the Sunrise-she has to, she's blind. But don't feel sorry for Quig, as her best friend Neil calls her. She loves listening to the start of the new day in the river town she calls home, especially when she and her dad sit on the old porch swing trying to guess the exact moment it happens. She can almost feel and taste that instant as birds begin to sing and rabbits burrow through the grass. Then one day, after a talk with her brothers about their father's single life, Mary Elisabeth has one of her brilliant ideas, that of finding a girlfriend for their dad. And with an idea like that, what's a girl to do? Well she asks the Lord to help her, then recruits her best friend Neil into her latest scheme. Ah, but the new girlfriend for Mary Elisabeth's father can't be just any ol' single lady. She has to like kids, baseball, be funny and able to handle the craziness that sometimes goes on in the Quigley household. Oh, and she must not attempt to turn Mary Elisabeth into a dress-wearing, curly-haired, girly-girl like her Aunt Susan does.
My Big Dream
Career day is a few days away and Rayne is excited to share with her class what she wants to be when she grows up.
Whispers in Heaven
Through her grief, in search of solace, a young girl speaks to her grandmother in Heaven. She longs for comfort; will she find it?How does a child process the loss of a loved one? In this touching and beautifully illustrated book, author Megan Helliwell brings an uplifting message to young and old readers, inspired by her own tragic loss and her strong faith that led her through. With illustrations by Tracey Arvidson, this gorgeous book is a must for anyone - young or young at heart - struggling with grief and loss.
Tonight I Met a Deva, an Angel of Love
'Tonight I Met a Deva, an Angel of Love' tells a timeless and inspiring story delivered by a Deva, an Angel of love from Tusita, the celestial realm from the Buddhist tradition, the heaven where Maitreya, Buddha-to-be, resides. Through flowing, rhyming verses the Deva has a heartfelt conversation with a child, revealing the simple essence of Buddha's Teachings: The Four Noble Truths. In few words, she reveals the true nature of life, the causes of strife, the freedom from it, and the path of living with ethical and mindful intelligence, in the language of children. This simple, yet captivating story, written for ages 7 to 12 years old, and older, is to soften the spirit, open the heart, and create an atmosphere of joy, rest and wonderment. It is designed to nurture seeds of hope and wisdom, and to evoke an intimate discussion between parent and child on the ever-evolving meaning and significance of the Buddha's Four Noble Truths, over years to come. Drawing from classical Buddhism, the story is universal in meaning, as the author, a former Buddhist monk, encourages young people, each in their own way, to discover truth, love and freedom, each and every day.This book provides a colorful beacon of light to the young, in a world of challenges.REVIEW OF THE BOOK, by Tilly Campbell-Allen"Tonight I Mеt A Dеva, An Angel Of Love" is a beautiful new book by Alan Clements with a foreword by H.H.14th Dalai Lama."This book by Alan Clements inspires people, young and old. He addresses that the reality of life can be fraught with difficulties and yet full of joy. If you have the compassion and wisdom, it's always possible to overcome whatever challenges you face. I admire Alan's determination to pass this important message onto the next generation - keeping his daughter especially in mind." With my prayersThe Dalai Lama In Alan Clements' literary gem of mystical realism, Buddhism's essential teachings - The Four Noble Truths - unfold during an enchanted encounter, though the wisdom transcends any one religion. This precious book is a road map for a profoundly healthy way of living, spoken with a poetic voice soft enough to warmly wrap around the shoulders of a sleepy young child. While Buddhist terms dance effortlessly with contemporary rhymes on pages brimming with luminous imagery set to inspire both wonder and reflection at any age. Gone are the pages of heady academic review, instead we are encouraged to slip into the magic of our heart. We are gently reminded of the nature of things and how to swim mindfully through this space called life.The Four Noble Truths were noble over 2500 years ago yet never do they feel more relevant and imperative. As adults, we have a remarkable responsibility to our children to help them know the majesty of this precious life and precious planet. Read this compelling book for yourself and read it to your young ones, and ready yourself for the blossoming, and a true transformation. The illustrations for this book have been generously donated by a small collection of Artists at Dakini As Art."Alan Clements' lovely book is pure and straight from the heart. I recommend it to every living child, to give them a true appreciation of what real life can be if the search for purity and meaning prevails." Helen Caldicott, pediatrician, founder of Physicians for Social Responsibility -1985 Nobel Peace Prize
The Story of Charles Duckling
Charles wakes up one morning hungry and determined to face his fear. He has doubts and concerns that block his way to embracing all God made him to be, but with the help from his mother and a quiet, steady voice inside, Charles is able to do what he was created to do: swim and reach the fish.As children develop and grow, they will face moments where they doubt their abilities, but so often, God has already equipped them with the right tools. They simply just need a nudge of encouragement and the faith to know God will help them accomplish every good work.The questions at the end of this story are there to help any adult have a conversation with the children in their life that will acknowledge their fears and feelings, distinguish important people in their life, and enable them to name their special abilities, all while reinforcing the truth--that God is on their side.
Turtle Tales with Pickles and Squirt
Imagine this. You are a kid getting ready to start a whole new year. Twelve months lie ahead of you jam packed with holidays, birthdays, play dates, school days, countless adventures, changes of seasons, and so much more. Where do you even begin? Perhaps two little tortoises can help.Six-year-old Pickles and four-year-old Squirt are a brother and sister duo who are ready for their year to begin, and they want you to come along to experience the fun with them while learning valuable lessons along the way.Be there when both siblings have a first performance in the arts and how, by being there for each other, that there is never a need to be afraid or nervous. Go to a ball game and discover not only fun, but a selfless act of a sister for her brother. Have fun in the sun at the beach and remember to include friends in the fun. Experience holidays like Easter and Christmas and learn not only about well-known traditions, but also about a heavenly man named Jesus. Feel the love Pickles and Squirt share with their family throughout the entire year.Witness all of these events and more in L. A. Spicher's first children's book Turtle Tales with Pickles and Squirt: 12 Months Equal 1 Year. Packed with fun-filled stories, interesting tortoise facts, interactive questions, and thoughtful reminders, Pickles and Squirt are ready for you to join them as they make their way through each month of the year. Don't be sad once the year is over, though, for these young tortoises have many more stories yet to tell in the future.L.A. Spicher was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a city filled with American history. After graduating college with her B.A. in Accounting, she moved to the sunny state of Florida. Here she has had the joy of raising her two children, now 21 and 23 years old. Together, they all enjoy life with their two tortoises. Faith and family are most important to Linda. She also enjoys baking, fishing, family game night, volunteering at local schools, and writing. Her favorite time of the year is spring when flowers bloom, light rains pass through, and the skies are bright blue. Turtle Tales with Pickles and Squirt is Linda's first children's book.
Turtle Tales with Pickles and Squirt
Imagine this. You are a kid getting ready to start a whole new year. Twelve months lie ahead of you jam packed with holidays, birthdays, play dates, school days, countless adventures, changes of seasons, and so much more. Where do you even begin? Perhaps two little tortoises can help. Six-year-old Pickles and four-year-old Squirt are a brother and sister duo who are ready for their year to begin, and they want you to come along to experience the fun with them while learning valuable lessons along the way. Be there when both siblings have a first performance in the arts and how, by being there for each other, that there is never a need to be afraid or nervous. Go to a ball game and discover not only fun, but a selfless act of a sister for her brother. Have fun in the sun at the beach and remember to include friends in the fun. Experience holidays like Easter and Christmas and learn not only about well-known traditions, but also about a heavenly man named Jesus. Feel the love Pickles and Squirt share with their family throughout the entire year. Witness all of these events and more in L. A. Spicher's first children's book Turtle Tales with Pickles and Squirt: 12 Months Equal 1 Year. Packed with fun-filled stories, interesting tortoise facts, interactive questions, and thoughtful reminders, Pickles and Squirt are ready for you to join them as they make their way through each month of the year. Don't be sad once the year is over, though, for these young tortoises have many more stories yet to tell in the future.
A B C...God
See the wonders that God has blessed us with while learning the letters of the alphabet. A B C...God walks us through the blessings and beauty created by God. A is for He is always by our side, allowing us to experience the journey of both learning the alphabet and seeing how God is an intricate part of our daily life. We come to know how much He loves us and that love is visible if we just open our eyes to see...God.
God, I Lost My Rainbow
A young child is sad when she notices her window's suncatcher is gone. With no rainbow, her room has lost its fizz. Where can it be? She's lost her joy, but she knows what to do. "Hey, God," she calls, "can you help me find my rainbow?"In fun verse, God, I Lost my Rainbow captures a sweet conversation between child and God as they problem-solve where to find the rainbow.
God, I Lost My Rainbow
A young child is sad when she notices her window's suncatcher is gone. With no rainbow, her room has lost its fizz. Where can it be? She's lost her joy, but she knows what to do. "Hey, God," she calls, "can you help me find my rainbow?"In fun verse, God, I Lost my Rainbow captures a sweet conversation between child and God as they problem-solve where to find the rainbow.
Lenorian Chronicles
After Jake is forced to leave the only home he has ever known, an adventure like no other is placed before him. With strength and determination, Jake sets out to reclaim his home and protect his family.
Speak Despite Da Fear
Kamarlo Spooner, also known as Marlo Da Motivator is the author of the this Story of Overcoming and Winning!Marley had a speech problem as a kid: she was afraid and ashamed to speak. However, she overcame her fear and went on to become the first Black Woman President of the United States of America.
Who is God, Grammie?
Jack's daily walk to the park is interrupted by a loud sneeze. His grandmother's reply prompts a heartwarming exchange about the existence, nature, and purpose of God.
The Prodigal
The Prodigal is a modern interpretation of the parable of the Lost Son. Set in outback New South Wales and Kings Cross, Sydney, the story centres on Jake Hill, a young farmer with dreams of experiencing the glitz and glamour of city life. Selling up his portion of his inheritance, he heads to Sydney for the start of a new life, only to discover that along with the excitement, life in the city is full of pitfalls. With one mistake after another, Jake finds his life rapidly spiralling out of control. Penniless and destitute, Jake experiences life as one of Sydney's homeless, until one chance encounter offers him hope.
Noisy Christmas Mouse
It's early-early Christmas morn and Noisy Mouse is excited. Now, every house has a noisy mouse. Some have two feet and some have four. In this house, Noisy Mouse tries to wakey-wakey the dog and the cat. He tries to wakey-wakey the three mice. All want to sleep late. Noisy Mouse is not about to give up, because it's never too early to celebrate Christmas day! Some of the most beautiful artwork of any Christmas book.
Average Boy's Above-Average Year
Come along with Average Boy, the longtime popular character from the Clubhouse magazine feature, "Adventures of Average Boy," in his hilarious journey through the school year. In this middle-grade fiction book, readers will follow Bob (Average Boy) and laugh at his antics as he seeks to set goals and reach them with varying success. One of his big goals is his youth group's yearlong challenge to stand up for God.Enjoy the signature humor of Christian comedian Bob Smiley. Boys and girls, ages 8 to 12, love the funny stories as they learn important biblical lessons packed into every adventure. Families can also read the Devotions for Super Average Kids (book 1 and 2) and listen to The Official Average Boy Podcast.
Church Dog Meets a Marshmallow
In this 4th book in the Award Winning Church Dog Series, there are all sorts of things for a frisky puppy to discover when Tracy takes K'noot to a special event at Disney Town's Celebration Dog Park. He encounters new four-legged friends, a scary slobber-monster and a jaw dropping wonder. Join the fun as the Church Dog catches sight of a walking vision that makes his heart melt like a marshmallow. You are sure tolaugh at his comical, head-in-the-clouds infatuation and starry-eyed attempts to display his bravery as he crashes into a date with Destiny.
Little Ben’s Life
Little Ben's Life is a fun and entertaining book that is suitable for all readers. It is written in rollicking rhyme which is sure to capture your attention. In the early years Ben overcomes boredom and life's challenges by using his vivid imagination as a way of escape. While in the later years Ben shares his incredible experience of growing up and living in the Great Pacific Northwest.
Little Ben’s Life
Little Ben's Life is a fun and entertaining book that is suitable for all readers. It is written in rollicking rhyme which is sure to capture your attention. In the early years Ben overcomes boredom and life's challenges by using his vivid imagination as a way of escape. While in the later years Ben shares his incredible experience of growing up and living in the Great Pacific Northwest.
A Spoonful of Faith
A sweet rhyming paper-over-board picture book that reminds young readers that to make their dreams come true--"a spoonful of faith is all it takes!"--from debut author-illustrator Jena Holliday. An encouraging and hopeful book, perfect for anyone nervous about activities such as going back to school.Layla wakes up nervous to go to her new school, so she looks to Mama to help her feel better. The mother and daughter duo head to the kitchen and combine all the necessary ingredients--kindness, hope, warm hugs, and prayers--to create a new tradition of confidence and happiness.Written and illustrated by Jena Holliday, this tender picture book serves as a boosting reminder to trust in God, to have faith, but, most importantly, to believe in your ability to turn a bad day around.A fun metaphor for transforming your mood, A Spoonful of Faith is Jena's playful rendition of turning comfort food into soul food. Share this family-friendly book for Easter, Mother's Day, or any time a spoonful of faith is needed.
Be As I Am - A Story About 'Abdu'l-Bah獺
A child asks his Mum about a picture of 'Abdul-Bah獺 and as she answers, he imagines what it would be like to have some of the many qualities that 'Abdul-Bah獺 had - as the perfect example for all of humanity. Included are some talking points to help discuss the book with your child and activity ideas for children to further explore these concepts.A Baha'i children's picture book about 'Abdul-Bah獺, appropriate for ages 2-5years old that focusses on developing the virtues and living a life of service to others.
Come and Sit
Come and Sit with your child today! Enjoy reading this treasure with your children as you dive into biblical truths together. Allow the Kingdom to initiate great conversations in your home. Reading this book as a family will create a hunger and thirst for all to draw closer to Jesus Christ. "The LORD is our God, the LORD alone. And you must love the LORD your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your strength. And you must commit yourselves wholeheartedly to these commands that I am giving you today. Repeat them again and again to your children. Talk about them when you are at home and when you are on the road, when you are going to bed and when you are getting up" (Deuteronomy 6:4-7 NLT).
The Discovery Of Gork Skargg
It's 873 AD, and Gork Skargg, slave of a Norse raider, can't remember anything about his past, his family, or even his real name. He struggles to see how his life fits together as everything that should be familiar to him is instead foggy and strange. Is he being told the truth about his past? And what is this feeling of emptiness gnawing inside him? Gork is forced to find his own place in this new society and forge a life for himself while flashes of a former life invade his dreams. A blacksmith who teaches him about things unseen. A man with holes in his hands standing across a river. A sense of purpose and identity stronger than any Gork has ever felt. Could it be that his dreams hold the truth and everything else is a lie? As Gork searches for answers, he embarks on an amazing journey of adventure, danger, and love, as well as discovering a purpose for his life and a truth better and more demanding than he could have believed...
