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  I Am a Precious Child of God -...

  Misty Black

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  A meaningful resource to help children understand who they are and that they are perfectly loved. 
  In this beautifully illustrated book, your child can explore mini gospel lessons relevant to kids today, learn faith-based affirmations, and read related Bible verses. Every page will remind your child of their value and purpose as a precious child of God. 
  With each devotional, your child can:Build a positive self-imageDevelop a closer relationship with GodFind joy and purpose in life 
  Through faith-based affirmations such as "I am valued," "I can follow Jesus," "I have God-given talents," "Jesus loves me," and "I can talk to God," your child will be empowered to see and love themselves the way God and Jesus do. 
  Each devotional is designed to be enjoyable and impactful, giving your child a memorable way to learn essential Christian truths. 
  With its positive message, attention-grabbing illustrations, and easy-to-understand devotions, this book is the perfect bedtime or Sunday school story for children ages 3-8. 
  Don't miss this opportunity to help your child discover their true identity and develop a closer relationship with God. Order your copy of I Am a Precious Child of God today and experience the wonder of God's love with your child.

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  Little Ash Party Problem! -...

  Ash Barty, Jasmin McGaughey

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  Australian tennis superstar Ash Barty teams up with Jasmin McGaughey and Jade Goodwin to bring young readers this fun and exciting new illustrated series about school, sport, friendship and family. 
    
  Ash and James have been invited to their friend's birthday. It's a fancy-dress party and of course, Ash is dressed as a tennis player! But when Ash loses her favourite tennis racquet, she is so worried. Even with James's help, will she ever find it?  
  HarperCollins Australia Children’s 2024

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  Rayon Anointing - The Power of...

  Shepherd Bushiri

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  In this book, Shepherd Bushiri gives his readers an insight on how thought modification can play a vital role in human achievements. He takes an in-depth approach and reveals that the anointing of God can take over the way an individual perceives things, thus, bringing forth remarkable results. You can actually, "think" your way to your biggest dream. The interactive collection of revelations in this book will immerse you into a world where you can receive blessings you never thought possible. The pivotal message is based on a type of thinking called, Rayon. This is the highest level of thinking. With wise reflections from some of Shepherd Bushiri's best-selling books, such as the intriguing, Spiritual Battlefield, and the riveting, Tushiya Wisdom, this book will also be a keepsake for years to come.

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  Moon of Memory

  Bryce Walton

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  Moon of Memory by Bryce Walton - Barstac found it hard to believe that this girl had helped him escape—until he learned her reason. 
  Barstac walked the mile across the red Martian plain. He felt but little emotion as he reached the resort building, and the sports rockets waiting on the other side. He had to get one of those rockets and get to Deimos—or die trying. One would be about as good as the other. 
  Then a slight tension grew in his stomach and sweat began to run down under his helmet and pressure suit, down his sharp nose and the burned face, as he started directly for the sports rockets. 
  He saw no one at all at first, then the gray-and-black-uniformed cop not ten feet away. The cop's helmet tilted and curious eyes studied Barstac. Barstac didn't wait for any further reaction; his face pulled into a tight scarred grin as he fired. The kinetic energy release burned away the side of the cop's head. A scream floated past from some onlooker, intensified by the communicator in Barstac's helmet. 
  Barstac ran. He was almost to one of the rockets and exhilaration filled him. He sensed an alien thing, so alien—freedom. Maybe freedom just for a while. Then he heard shouts and saw men running in like spokes into a wheel hub. He threw himself flat behind a loading truck someone had abandoned enroute to a supply rocket. 
  Superson guns. They wouldn't kill him ... against the law to kill criminals in the New System. More civilized to turn men into zombies for the rest of their lives in a mine three miles underground; they had to take him alive. A superson gun put a man out of action fast, but it didn't kill him. Sound waves tuned right could crack a man's helmet open; in Martian atmosphere that meant unconsciousness in a few seconds.

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  The Stranger on the Stairs - and...

  Michael Dahl

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  Our greatest fears are brought to life in this collection of spine-chilling tales. An ordinary round of the Lava Game turns terrifying. An old lodge for loggers is haunted by a miserable ghost. A boy thinks he's home alone until he finds evidence someone else is there with him. With writing prompts and discussion questions to continue the fright, you'll be spooked long after you finish reading.

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  The visit

  Margarita del Mazo

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  Every night he comes to visit me. From my hiding place I can see him when he approaches. It is such a strange and ugly creature that it scares. I would eat it! 
  A story of tolerance, of fears, of what scares the different and shows us that not being different from us is bad, you just have to know it.

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