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  Birds Are the Key to Writing...

  Jareth Byers

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  The Raven and the Dove Big Fish...

  Sandy Eisenberg Sasso

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  From the snake in the Garden of Eden to the lost sheep in Luke' s parable, stories about fish and birds, rams and goats abound. We read about them, but they have no voice of their own.  Here we allow the raven and the dove on Noah' s ark, the big fish that swallowed Jonah, and the donkey on which Balaam rode, to be the narrators of their own stories, to inform us and help us to re-imagine our stories. We learn something about the intrinsic value of all living beings, and something about ourselves.

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  Apostasy Can Lead a Nation to...

  Philip Wittig

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  Apostasy Can Lead a Nation to Self-Destruct: Will America Mend Its Ways and Return to God? is the study of two nations separated in time by several thousand years. From their founding, both nations and their people, for untold generations, were consecrated and dedicated to God. Who are these nations? They are ancient Israel and America. 
  Both nations were plagued with historical amnesia—the failure to pass on to future generations the story about the protection, blessings, and prosperity they had received at the hand of a loving and compassionate God. As a result, apostasy began to gain traction so that the people of each nation began replacing the worship of God with flourishing idolatry. 
  What happened to ancient Israel is history. God waited patiently for the nation to return to him so that he could destroy its enemies and heal the nation. He patiently tolerated its defiance but finally declared his righteous judgment, allowing the evil Assyrians to destroy that nation, and ancient Israel disappeared from biblical history. The status of America remains in limbo as God waits patiently for America to respond positively to his plea to return to him while it defiantly marches to its impending doom. Time is running out! 
  A chapter is included that is directed to the reader who is doubtful that America will return to God but is also concerned about the eternal destination of his soul should America be destroyed by a cataclysmic event.

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  Through the North Pole Snow

  Polly Faber

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  "When a hunting fox pounces through the snow and finds itself inside a warm home, it's welcomed and given dinner by a kind bearded man with a big round belly. Soon yawning, the man leaves the fox to explore through piles of strewn wrapping paper and rows of empty shelves. As the man sleeps, the fox curls up, too, until the sun and flowers return, luring them both outside. But soon the man gets back to work—drawing and measuring, painting and hammering, sewing and stuffing until all the empty shelves are filled from top to bottom. This gentle story offers a fresh look at how Santa prepares for the most magical night of the year."

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  Nina Soni Sister Fixer

  Kashmira Sheth

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  Em-bar-rass-ment means something you do or say that makes you wish you were someone else. 
   
  Nina Soni is a problem solver—and her latest problem is her little sister Kavita, who is a real embarrassment. Not only does Kavita sing too much, she often gets the lyrics wrong or, even worse, makes up ridiculous songs. What Nina needs is a project—a plan to fix her sister. 
   
  But one project isn’t really enough, especially during a long rainy school break.  
   
  Nina is restless. A pile of dirt in the neighbor’s yard is a temptation she can’t resist—a project for Nina, a distraction for Kavita, and something to do to pass the time. Soon, Nina has more to worry about than Kavita’s singing. Can she fix Kavita and her own mistake before it’s too late?

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  Max’s Manual for Good Manners

  J. Brittany DeVarso

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  Children need to learn basic etiquette beyond saying, ‘please’ and ‘thank you.’ 
   
  In recent years, rude behavior and bullying have become the ‘new norm’ while common courtesy seems to be a thing of the past. 
   
  What separates humans from animals is our ability to reason and manage our emotions. 
   
  Yet, what if children could learn manners from a story about a dog who struggles with the same emotional challenges as they do?
   
  Training children and dogs is not an easy task.
   
  This book aims to teach children manners through the eyes of a dog named ‘Max,’ who is modeled after my own dog, ‘Mad Max.’

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