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All day long, especially when he gets lost on a school field trip to the zoo, a young boy thinks about different ways to talk to God in prayer.

This story of forgiveness tells of a little boy who does something "bad" for which he thinks he cannot be forgiven. He does a number of "good" things, but every time someone thanks him and says that he is "good," he feels "bad." His mother assures him that she can forgive him and that Jesus will as well. We never know what the "bad" thing actually is as he whispers in his mother's ear, which will allow each child to identify with the situation. Ages 5-8.

Erik and —a realistic and engaging character and —returns in this hilariously illustrated book that convinces kids that God can be trusted. Despite falling in the creek and slopping hogs and —the awfulest, stinkiest, scariest job on the farm and —Erik learns to face his fears and trust God . . . he even finds that the thing he fears most may actually be a lot of fun.

In this delightful book by best-selling children's author and illustrator Jeannie St. John Taylor, Erik will teach you to pray for your friends through troubles and help guide them on their way to heaven.

Jeannie Taylor is a praying lady" you might even call her a prayer warrior. As you read this book, you will immediately sense that you are in the company of a person who loves her children, immensely, and who literally prays without ceasing. The overall theme of the book is encapsulated in this thought" If you don t pray for your children, who will? - Inspirational and motivational chapters - Thirty-four prayers on specific subjects - Carry-along prayer cards - Dozens of practical hints

Mrs Aeneas Gunns' account of Northern Territiory life and the small Aboriginal girl who took refuge with her for a short time in 1902.

When his parents separate, thirteen-year-old Dakota will do anything to bring his father home, from trying to become a baseball star to attending church services, but nothing is working and most of his efforts are leading to big trouble.

Two widely respected authors team up to create this vivid, passionate book that is an amazing presentation of God's awesomeness in an uncomplicated, kid-friendly style.

This is an autobiographical book by an Australian novelist Gennie Gun published as a novel. In the book, Genny speaks about her life with her husband in the bush and the hardships of being the first white woman on the land called Mataranka, Northern Territory. This book is a memoir of her travel through Australia and a life on the farm.