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Discovering Amazing Animal Babies
$26.95Add to cartThis book, through haiku poetry, introduces children to the world of baby animals. The colorful illustrations highlight various aspects of the poetry, which features rich imagery and other creative literary devices. Also embedded, wherever possible, are interesting factoids, which make the poems educational as well as linguistically luscious!
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My Body Is MY Body
$26.95Add to cartMy Body is MY Body is a simple rhyming book for children that creates a safe space for families and communities to begin the conversation about body safety and boundaries. Children learn that they have the power to use their voices to help prevent and stop unwanted touching and sexual abuse. With resources information included, My Body is MY Body is a helpful tool for everyone.
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You Are So Loved
$49.99Add to cartYou are so loved explores the love and precious thoughts a mother has for her baby. With beautiful illustrations and scripture to accompany, it’s also a lovely reminder of God’s love and protection that is always with us.
Every child is loved and special. What better way to remind them than through You are so loved?
A perfect gift for a new baby, baptism, dedication, birthday, baby shower, or any occasion to share the love between mother and child.
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Who God Says He Is
$34.99Add to cartIf you’ve spent any amount of time around children, you know that little humans like to read, watch, and listen to things on repeat. From singing silly songs for hours on end to watching the same movie 100 times, or asking for the same bedtime story for the 12th night in a row. Most parents will tell you that whatever their kids have on repeat gets stuck in their heads as well . . . and that’s not always a good thing. What if, instead of silly songs, children and their parents had Biblical truths stuck in their head?
The hope for this book is that it will teach children the truth of who God is while simultaneously encouraging the adults who read to them. The world around us constantly feeds us lies about who God is (or isn’t), and who we are (or aren’t). This book is meant to replace those lies with beautiful truths from the Bible, and empower people to live abundant lives as a result.
Children who are struggling to fit in will learn that God is the most faithful of friends. Teenagers navigating a multitude of changes in their world will know that God is unchanging from day to day. Parents searching for the right words to say to their children will be reminded that God is the source of all wisdom, and they can seek Him in moments of need. May God bless this book, and its readers of all ages!
Finally brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable–if there is any moral excellence and if there is anything praiseworthy–dwell on these things.
Philippians 4:8
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Quack Quack Song
$26.99Add to cartThe Quack Quack Song is a beautifully illustrated and is a biblical based book that is the first of a series to be shared with the whole family. It’s an exciting and fresh approach using music to teach children how to Think About the Good Things in every situation. This can help children maintain a positive outlook in order to overcome life’s challenges. Young children love the story line in the book and there is a CD available for a sing along at home in the car or for bedtime. Today in our society we often use a reactive approach to overcoming adversity, these books explore the possibilities of a proactive approach by teaching these wholesome principles which allows them to develop and grow into healthy well-rounded young adults. This is an innovative book that will make a wonderful experience that will be uplifting and enjoyable and win the hearts of families worldwide. CD with the Quack Quack “,Sharon Greenway
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Dream Snow
$27.99Add to cartIt’s almost Christmas and it hasn’t snowed yet. As the farmer naps on his small farm, he dreams of being covered in a gentle blanket of new snow. Then, one by one, he dreams of each of his five animals (aptly named One, Two, Three, Four, and Five) being covered as well. When he awakens, he discovers that real snow–not dream snow–has fallen. And “Oh my! Oh my! I almost forgot,” the farmer shouts, and, bundling up, hurries out to his tree (named Tree) with a box and a sack, looking remarkably familiar in his white beard and red suit. After decorating Tree, the farmer shouts “Merry Christmas to all!” and pushes a button for a surprise Yuletide jingle.