Publisher: KidKiddos Books
English Irish Bilingual children's book. Perfect for kids studying English or Irish as their second language. This is a touching story of friendship between a dog and a little boy. When one of them needs help they are always there for each other. This is what true friendship means.
Read by the author. From Grammy Award-winning musician Zach Williams comes a fun and engaging picture book that invites children to hop on board for a ride to learn about the fruits of the spirit and discover how to be a little more like Jesus every day. Destination KINDNESS! All aboard for LOVE! Take a ride to PATIENCE, PEACE … and FAITH in God above! Climb on board for GOODNESS—it’s just up ahead! Buckle up for Jesus and hear the things he said. Kids can uncover the joy of following Jesus’s example in A Little More Like Jesus by Christian music artist Zach Williams. This imaginative book invites children 4-8 to climb aboard for a journey that explores the fruits of the spirit in a new and exciting way, using simple-yet-impactful rhymes that help kids see just how easy it can be to show more love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control, and goodness to everyone they meet. This inspiring story for your young one will help them foster a strong connection with God through creativity and being exactly who God made them to be! In addition, A Little More Like Jesus:Aids in spiritual development by giving kids real-world, hands-on examples of ways they can show Jesus’s love to those around themIs a perfect book for story time, family devotions, and bedtimeMakes a great holiday or birthday giftShow book
In a remote part of the South Carolina woods, a small Carolina pup plays with his brothers and sisters while their mother hunts rabbits. In one irreversible moment, his life changes forever. For a while, he lives happily with a human in Panacea, Florida, but he soon finds himself alone and homeless. Between encounters with native wildlife, thunder storms, and hunters, he learns to trust no-one but himself – until a man named Russ brings him honey-buns and calls him Surf Dude. After being on his own for so long, should he go home with Russ to a fenced-in yard with rules, or enjoy the life with no boundaries that he was born into? A portion of each sale supports dog rescue groups.
The story is a novel, based on the life of a real stray dog who was "adopted" by a town in North Florida. The story is told by the dog, Surf Dude. Surf Dude (now known as Buddy) has his own Facebook page ("Surf Dog/Buddy") with over 4,000 followers. Because the main character was a stray dog, the publisher donates a portion of all sales to animal rescue groups and shelters.
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In the heart of a mysterious forest, there's a tiny, cozy house. As winter slowly gives way to spring, its inhabitants wake up to celebrate a brand-new season. This is where our warm story begins — the adventures of a bear named Miku. On a quest to find Lady Spring, Miku journeys through forests, farms, meadows, and valleys, eager to welcome her personally. Will he succeed? Who else will he meet along the way? This enchanting tale of nature reborn after winter is designed to spark curiosity and creativity in children, inviting them to discover the beauty of the natural world and the magic of the changing seasons.Show book
Great white sharks can weigh thousands of pounds, and their enormous tail fins send them zooming through the water in pursuit of prey. Find out how these top predators hunt and raise their young.Show book
Enter at your own risk: The first ever Goosebumps. Now with creepy bonus features!11-year-old Josh and 12-year-old Amanda just moved into the oldest and weirdest house on the block--the two siblings think it might even be haunted! But of course, their parents don't believe them. You'll get used to it, they say. Go out and make some new friends. But the creepy kids are not like anyone Josh and Amanda have ever met before. And when they take a shortcut through the cemetery one night, Josh and Amanda learn why.Show book
We want our lives to count for something. We want them to be significant. The importance of prayer for the abolition of slavery, is shown from the inefficacy of other means to effect it. "Slavery is the foe of Christianity, the enemy of souls, and it must be hateful to the God of love, who would have all men come to Christ. It is opposed to the gospel and to every evangelical work, to the tract, the Bible, the missionary enterprise. It disregards the spiritual interests of enslaved saints, and of souls perishing in their sins under its yoke. It rises above other forms of sin, as the chief pervertedness of the right ways of the Lord. It hinders the spread of vital godliness through this land, walling about the dominions of its chattels and excluding the preacher of the cross.Show book
