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  A Light to Share - Stories of...

  Natalie Frisk

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  Share your light with the world.Hey. Hey you! Yes, you! I’ve got a question for you:Have you ever gotten a really great present from someone who loves you? And then . . . you realize that if you share that gift, it is even better than you thought?   Author Natalie Frisk introduces 12 Jesus followers who discovered their gifts and shared them with the world. These inspirational figures—from history through today—all found strength in their Anabaptist faith. Some used their gift to share about Jesus through preaching, peace clubs, and podcasts. One person used her love of biology to teach others about the amazing world that God created. ​ With vivid, compelling art by María Diaz Perera, the Anabaptist stories of Conrad Grebel, Helena von Freyberg, Christoph Sauer, Tunggul Wulung, Anna Mow, Edna Ruth Byler, Alta Schrock, Lawrence Homer Hart / Sky Chief, Paulus Hartono, Issa Ebombolo, Kate Bowler, and Drew G. I. Hart come to life! When we discover our gifts from God, it is like a light flips on inside us. This light can change the world! Suggested reading for ages 5–9.  

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  Days of the Week

  Kim Mitzo Thompson, Karen Mitzo...

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  Kids will love this playful story as they learn the days of the week. Simple sentence structures and repetitive words will encourage young children to fall in love with learning to read.  Kids will enjoy following along word-for-word with the recorded story that features sound effects and professional voices to help children develop vocabulary and improve listening skills.  This reader features adorable art showing diversity to help children form a sense of acceptance and understanding of different races and individual differences.

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  Does a Princess Have to Wear a...

  Michael Healy

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  Princess Makena takes a journey through her imagination to find out if a princess has to wear a dress and just what kind of princess she could be. Makena is a young girl who dreams of being a princess one day. She is curious as to whether or not a princess has to wear a dress. Does a Princess Have to Wear a Dress? takes a journey through the imagination of princess Makena in an effort to allow all girls know that God created them a unique masterpiece. Too many girls struggle with not fitting the mold that society has placed on what a princess looks like. Does a Princess Have to Wear a Dress? helps parents show their little princesses that God loves them and created them to seek Him above all.

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  Lenny Lemmon and the Invincible...

  Ben Davis

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  Hilarious school-based comedy for 7+ with black and white illustrations throughout. A modern day Just William!
  
  Lenny Lemmon is looking forward to Olden Days Day at school. It's a chance to break the routine and try school as it was years ago. It explains the blackboard in the corner, his teacher's bad temper and why his friend Sam looks like Oliver Twist.
  
  And Lenny's pleased with his own contribution, too. It's in a cardboard box at the back of the class at the moment because it's not yet time to shine. Except it escapes and ends up in the bowl of sick, sorry, gruel, that Amelia Kelly has brought up, sorry, in.
  
  Soon there are small, gruelly footprints all over the classroom and also a lot of screaming because the rat that Lenny found by the back of the chip shop is FREE. It takes the arrival of cool new girl, Jessica Conrad, to distract everyone. Jessica has a plan to catch the rat but it'll cost them.
  
  Can the three kids round up the rat before more damage is done? Or will they end up in the headmaster's office - again. Maybe, but they're going to need a bigger net...

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  Can You Swing Your Arms?

  Kim Mitzo Thompson, Karen Mitzo...

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  “Can You Swing Your Arms?” is an entertaining story/song combination perfect to get kids moving, exercising, and having fun. From swinging their arms around and around, to touching the ground and marching in place, young children will feel energized and happy. This adorable book will reinforce early literacy skills, too! Children and parents alike will enjoy reading and singing along to “Can You Swing Your Arms?” over and over again!

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  Sally and the Lost Photograph

  Judi Curtin

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  Sally and her sister Bridget are New Yorkers now – they've settled in and feel at home in the bustling city.
  Life in New York is exciting enough that the girls can rise above life with Catherine, their mean cousin.
  At work one day, Bridget finds a photograph of a young man between the pages of a book. She shows it to her employer Miss Cameron who dismisses it, but her blush and flustered manner intrigue Bridget; she soon discovers he was a suitor, but not allowed by Miss Cameron's family as he came from a poor background.
  Meanwhile, the girls' friend Betty is sick. When she visited a free clinic the doctor suggested she move to a warmer part of the country, a prospect unimaginable to Betty, who can barely afford to feed and clothe herself. When poor Betty commits a crime out of poverty and desperation the girls don't know how to help. But can both stories have a happy ending?

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