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Meet Zac, my crazy new neighbor who became my friend and told me of God's love!

Embark on a poetic adventure through our solar system with 'I Like Earth,' a delightful and educational children's book that celebrates the unique qualities of each planet. Join the young protagonist as they explore the planets one by one, comparing their distinct features to our beloved Earth.From the scorching heat of Mercury to the toxic atmosphere of Venus, and the desolate landscapes of Mars and the Moon, the young explorer discovers that Earth truly stands out as the best place to call home. With its lush green mountains and vast blue oceans, Earth's beauty is unmatched, and it offers the perfect environment for all of its inhabitants.Written in a playful and engaging rhyme scheme, 'I Like Earth' not only introduces young readers to the wonders of our solar system but also imparts an important message about the value of our home planet. It's a heartwarming reminder that Earth is a unique and precious place, with everything we need to thrive.This charming book is perfect for young readers and parents alike, combining fun and learning in a way that will leave children with a newfound appreciation for our extraordinary planet. 'I Like Earth' is an ideal addition to any child's library, sparking curiosity about space while reinforcing the importance of cherishing our home planet, Earth.

Are you in pain? Do you suffer from a serious illness? God wants to set you free! The Bible tells us that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. The same miracle-working power that flowed from the life of Christ is available to you right now. All you need to do is tap into it. In this book, Robert Abel will show you how. The spiritual exercises on these life-giving pages have the power to break all forms of bondage, sickness, and disease in your life, restore you to perfect health, and bring you to intimate fellowship with your Heavenly Father. Jesus loves you! He took all the sin and sickness of the world upon himself so that you could be set free. Are you going to believe in an incurable condition, or are you going to accept the Lord's healing power? The promise is for you. What are you waiting for? Allow the Lord's miracle-working power to transform your life today.

This is a retelling of the Bible story of Jonah in rhyme. The story tells the full story of Jonah including the vine and the worm, and tries to get to the meaning of the story. "The Whale & the Worm" engages young hearts and minds with its rhythmic and rhyming verses. It is meant to be a book that the parent reader and the child will enjoy.

Explore the world of young soccer enthusiasts in 'I'm a Champion Soccer Player,' a charming British children's book that highlights the joy of playing soccer and the value of teamwork and friendship. Join the spirited group of players as they navigate challenges, bond over street matches, and aim for victory together.

This is a story about Wilf and his band of brothers who love to play soccer. The book has playful rhymes and a lighthearted tone, and encourages young readers to appreciate the value of teamwork, perseverance, and sportsmanship. It's a perfect read for children and adults alike who want to experience the magic of football and the enduring bonds it creates. This story is a simple reminder of the value of having a good group of faithful friends, to persevere, but not to be too distracted by short-term success or failure.

This book is a retelling of the Parable of the Sower beautifully illustrated in black and white block print by Carolyn Chaffee Li. This poem is based upon a story that Jesus told. You can read that story, and Jesus' explanation, in the Bible in Matthew chapter 13.

This book is inspired by treasure hunts that my father would set for his grandchildren using hand-drawn clues. Visual clues means that even toddlers that can't read yet can play. A generation later my daughters, now with children of their own, are asking me to lay these treasure trails for their children. The story follows the children around the house as they search for clues that lead them to different objects. Eventually, they find Granny and she surprises them with a big hug. The book is suitable both for young readers and pre-readers alike. It encourages observation and discovery, and also teaches the game to the older reader. The rhyming and simple vocabulary make it easy for younger readers.