You would not want to miss this wonderful story about the incarnation of Christ, the greatest gift from the Almighty God. This book is quite different from other biblical story books. Each exciting event is brought alive vividly with simple English and beautiful illustrations. Actual historical settings, historical dates, maps, pictures of historical places, Bible prophecies, and ancient Chinese teachings are used to support the evidence of this wonderful story which happened about 2000 years ago. This inspiring story will surely help you or your child build a solid foundation about God's plan of salvation. For non Christians, you can also use this book to help your child learn about the Israelite history and its Geographical locations. You will not regret owning a copy of this story for your personal library or passing it along as a gift.

Inside the Rain Barrel is the true story of a young man's extraordinary courage and commitment. He risks his life to save his family's prayer book from being destroyed during the Holocaust. The book represents the continuity and legacy of a Polish Jewish family. An 11-year old girl learns from her grandfather about family Jewish traditions that have continued on for a very long time, first in Europe and now in the United States.

With a warm and bright approach, the book weaves historic information - from the comfort of life in the shtetl to the danger of World War II - around a conversation between Grandpa Bob and Natalie, his granddaughter. Natalie learns that the tattered prayer book he shows her once belonged to her great-great-great-grandmother, Blumah Gelah. The book was hidden in a rain barrel to protect it from the Nazis. Natalie realizes that the book is a treasure to guard and to cherish.

Inside the Rain Barrel is a celebration of life, family and tradition. The story gives young readers much information and asks them questions about how they would act in certain situations. The story also makes suggestions to encourage and help readers to start a search about their own family members from the past, and to find precious objects that may be passed along from generation to generation.

Much of the Inside the Rain Barrel story plays out in very difficult times and places. The authors, both experienced educators, have taken great care to write sensitively in a manner that will inform but not frighten young readers. Inside the Rain Barrel is fully illustrated with color and black and white photographs. Some photos are more than 100 years old. A glossary has been provided to help readers understand the Hebrew and Yiddish words which appear in the text.

My love for poetry, short stories and nursery rhymes gave me the idea for PORIES^TM . They are inspiring, poetic stories, much like "Mary Had A Little Lamb", but with a twist of faith in God, our Creator. Many of the PORIE^TM characters are insects and animals (God's critters) from His creation such as butterflies, bumble bees, turtles, spiders and poodles, as you will see in this book. Some of the PORIES^TM tell each critter's faith in Christ; others tell of a critter finding its way in life, the way God intended it to live, giving it His divine purpose. Combined with the adorable, fun-loving artwork, this book is an excellent way to talk to young children about God's creation and all His little critters. It is my hope and prayer that you will be blessed by both the poetry and the illustrations.

An extremely valuable book that addresses concerns of the children prior to adjusting in different cultural settings. This dual language (Punjabi-English) book is also a useful tool to aid second language learning.

This is a colourful picture book that children will enjoy reading. The characters come alive on every page.

This motivating alphabet book will teach children good family values. Children will be fascinated by the family captions and will learn to love and appreciate their families more.

This book is an illustrated poem about a jungle elephant who just couldn't get enough peppermint to satisfy himself. He continually ate and daydreamed about it. No matter where he was or what he was doing, he could not get his mind off of peppermint.

The pictures are very vibrant and beautifully illustrated. The poem is funny and will appeal to young children and they will love the unusual ending.

Current research indicates the average child today watches approximately 1800 hours of television each year. This is more time than participating and learning in a classroom. Valuable learning can be experienced from this medium, however it is up to adults to take the necessary steps to ensure young minds are not endangered but enriched. We all know this on some level yet the question is what can we do about it?

TV Time Journal For Kidz is a profound and revolutionary tool to engage and inspire young minds while watching television. With this illustrated journal, kids will be challenged to describe the show, articulate the message they received from the story, imagine they are a character in the show, tell about a commercial that aired during the program including the marketing technique used and finally they are asked as critics to rate the show from 1 to 4 stars and share why. This is fun for kids and creates a wonderful way for parents to interact and share family values.

As we tromp together through the powdery snow -- can you see what I see?

The frosty granules piling up on the tops of our black rubber boots.

Instill in children a life long desire to make exercise a regular part of a healthy lifestyle. This book is an interactive children's fitness program designed to teach children the basic components of a safe and effective exercise program in a fun and exciting way through easy to understand rhymes and colorful illustrations. This fitness program is aimed at children aged four to twelve years old and is comprised of an introduction, warm up exercises, strength and conditioning exercises, cool down exercises, and a conclusion. Also included are training tips for parents and general muscles worked in each exercise. This program is meant to be fun and can be adapted to accommodate various fitness levels. Start today to promote physical fitness to children as an important factor in their well being now and into their future. Be part of the solution in counter acting the serious health related problems associated with a sedentary lifestyle, some of which include: the rapidly rising rates of obesity, type 1 diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol in our kids. Not only will children be physically healthier chances are they will also have a better body image and improved self esteem as they make positive lifestyle choices a healthy habit for life.

The story begins with a little baby iguana who wanders out in the wild away from his mom and dad. He suddenly becomes lost and he's so afraid - darkness falls upon him and he is all alone.

After a long journey he discovers that in this world there are all sorts of beautiful things!

Something from afar captures his attention - twinkling lights, lots of twinkling lights! What could that be? Getting a little closer he sees a series of beautifully decorated houses with many colored Christmas lights! What should he do now? Where should he go?

He must make a decision and it must be the right one! There are obstacles in his way! He makes a choice... and then, his adventures begin!

Read bout how he experiences friendship with furry animals, swims in the pool, photo-shoot sessions, potty training, bath time and much much more in:

The True Adventures of My Friend "Iggy!":
Iggy Looks for a Home
Iggy Finds a Home
Iggy Meets the Boys
Iggy Meets Mocha
Once upon Iggy's Potty
Iggy Goes for a Swim
Iggy Gets a Hat
A Visit from Grandma and Grandpa
Bedtime for Iggy
The Holidays with Iggy

This workbook is for anyone ages 8-14 who has experienced the loss of a loved one. The book is written in order to reduce the fear of the survivor that the loved one will be forgotten. Responses to sentence stems foster an understanding of the grief process as the different emotions are expressed.

Sammy and Tiny Tim are in search of a family to belong to and ask members of an exclusive club how to join. The strays live in the garage, while the club members live in the clubhouse with two humans, called Mommy and Daddy. Winter is coming, and the only thing holding them back is...they do not trust humans.

Can the club members convince the strays that not all humans are bad? Will Sammy and Tim overcome their fears and choose a life with humans or will they remain orphans without a family to call their own?