Skønlitteratur for børn og unge: religiøs litteratur

Enter the enchanting world of The Sunflower Garden, where faith, love, and nature intertwine in a heartwarming tale for children.Join Gigi and Quinn on an unforgettable journey through sunflower fields in "The Sunflower Garden: Gigi's Love and God's Grace." This heartwarming children's book celebrates the beauty of nature, the power of love, and the strength of their faith. Through enchanting storytelling and captivating illustrations, young readers will be inspired to explore the wonders of the world around them, nurture their relationship with God, and cherish the precious bonds they share with loved ones. Experience a tale filled with joy, gratitude, and the enduring magic of love in this delightful book.Help your child cultivate a love for God's creation through the pages of The Sunflower Garden - order now and witness the transformative power of faith!

The Book Of Esther - where Mordecai and Esther have to fend off the threat of extermination by the evil Haman. The Purim story as a Disneyesque comedy adventure.Originally commissioned by Bible Society, this story written and drawn by Kev F Sutherland is now available in a pocketbook sized paperback digest for the first time.

To live is Christ. To die is much more likely.Raised as a skilled assassin, the young and ambitious Sadie Black knows nothing else; her only way to live is for someone to die. Doing otherwise would betray her sole support network and leave her at the wrong end of a gun-which is exactly where Sadie has landed herself.Abandoning the life of a hired killer for a new life in Christ, Sadie must work with a self-reliant FBI agent and his cryptic superior to secure her freedom before a vengeful family can steal her back to the career she's desperately running from. Or they execute something a bit more...fatal.Filled with sarcasm and intrigue, this contemporary faith-based novel proves itself as a must-read for adventure-seeking teens and new adults.

Joshua was looking forward to this year's Nativity play until he finds out what role he'll be doing. This picture book is an important introduction for little ones to believe in yourself and grow in confidence.

Grandpa and Grandma's Orange Bus Vacation is a book about how God provided safety for all involved before the adventure even began and how He brought all of us back home to our families after seeing some beautiful parts of the United States.

A Wicked King, A Corrupt Church, And A Forgotten Prince.Endor, the kingdom of conquerors, is rife with intrigue, manipulation, and even murder.After his mother's death, Tridan, the youngest of seven princes, was sent away for his own protection. No one would expect to find a prince feeding sheep at the Lazatus Monastery. It's a mundane life, but at least it is safe.That is, it was, until twelve-year-old Tridan finds out it is time to return home to Endor. There, dangers lie around every corridor; even from his own family.To survive, he will have to become more than a conqueror.

YUSUF AND YUSRA'S SPOOKY DILEMMA is a chapter book where eight- and nine-year-old siblings Yusuf and Yusra find themselves enthralled by the spookiness of Halloween but are conflicted because it's not a Muslim holiday.

Danny and Ron Orlis drive to Zongolica, Mexico, to deliver a station wagon to the mission station where Kay's mother and Aunt Mabel serve as missionaries. Once there, they find themselves searching in the jungle for a lost ancient sacred cave. Dangers assault them from snakes, thieves, the swamp, and.... What does the future hold for their new friends Newton and Miguel? How will they survive? How will God protect them?

Danny and his cousin Grant are all set to enjoy some fishing time up in the Northwest Angle before school resumes. However, a thief is wreaking havoc for the Orlises and their neighbors. Unjustly accused of these crimes, Danny and Grant are determined to identify the real culprit. Amid danger and challenges, they discover that having a good name and reputation pays off.

Poéticamente dulce, este tierno libro infantil nos ofrece una hermosa oración sobre la vida de cualquier niño.El fruto del espíritu se entrelaza maravillosamente con las cariñosas palabras de esta historia.El significado visual se refleja a través del prisma de la familia, la naturaleza y el paisaje de Nueva Zelanda.Un bonito regalo y un recurso útil para: Baby showers, nacimientos y bautizos Ministerio para niñosNiños de todas las edadesEnseñar el valor y el poder de la oración Educación en valores y lecturaEnseñanza espiritual

La compasión es un sentimiento humano fundamental que nos permite sentir empatía y solidaridad con los demás. Es la capacidad de ponerse en el lugar de otra persona y sentir su sufrimiento como si fuera propio. La compasión es esencial para construir relaciones saludables y para vivir en una sociedad justa y solidaria.La compasión es diferente de la empatía, ya que la empatía se refiere a la capacidad de entender y compartir los sentimientos de otra persona, mientras que la compasión implica un deseo de aliviar el sufrimiento de esa persona.La compasión es especialmente importante en tiempos de crisis, ya que nos permite ayudar a los demás y trabajar juntos para superar los desafíos.

"Elemental Legends - Tales of young heroes" is an exciting collection of short stories for children ages 9-11. This book takes readers on a journey with young heroes as they discover and control their extraordinary abilities. Each story explores a different element, such as fire, wind, water, and magic, and shows how the young protagonists use their powers to navigate challenges and save the day.In these tales, readers will encounter talking animals, hidden realms, and powerful sorceresses. They will learn the importance of responsibility and leadership as they follow the young heroes on their quest to save the world. The book is filled with action, adventure, and magic that will keep young readers engaged and entertained. Whether it's using fire to stop a natural disaster or using wind to protect a village, these heroes will inspire children to believe in themselves and their abilities.This book is perfect for children who love fantasy, adventure and want to learn about the power of elements. It will encourage them to think about how they can use their own strengths and abilities to make a positive impact on the world around them."Elemental Legends - Tales of young heroes" is an exciting collection of short stories that will inspire children to believe in themselves and their abilities. It's perfect for children who love fantasy, adventure and want to learn about the power of elements. It will encourage them to think about how they can use their own strengths and abilities to make a positive impact on the world around them.

With a mom in forensics and a dad on the police force, it's no wonder that fourteen-year-old Bailey McKenzie has her sights set on working in the field of law enforcement as well. When she and her friends are given the opportunity to be junior forensic interns for the summer with her mother leading them, Bailey jumps at the chance to get a start on her career. But investigating a murder scene takes a personal turn when the team, specifically Bailey, comes under attack and their lives are placed in danger. As the team continues to try to put the pieces together, can they depend on God to help them figure out who the murderer is and catch the criminal before it's too late? Or will Bailey's dreams of fighting for justice never become a reality? Bailey must follow the clues to answer these questions. But through it all, Bailey must learn to decide who she can trust and place her faith in the One Who will never let her down.

When someone asks, "Who made me think of these great ideas? Who made me special?" I tell them, GOD did.See, God created all things. He created birds in the sky, fish in the water, and animals that crawl on the ground. He also created us, too. We might be different, but God made us unique. He made us think of ideas. But most importantly, he made us special. He created me and you. We are SPECIAL in GOD'S eyes.The Trinity of Infinity, written and illustrated by 10-year-old Ethan Johnson shows the story of creation.

Joshua, Luke, and Becca are enjoying summer when an elderly neighbor falls and hurts herself. The kids desperately want to help, but they are told over and over that they are too young to help. They go on a special journey to meet Saint Thérèse of Lisieux. She seems like just a simple nun, but maybe she has an important lesson for the kids to learn. Will they ever find a way to help their neighbor friend?

A loving tribute to a towering figure in Jewish American history from two award-winning creators.Two-time National Jewish Book Award winner Norman H. Finkelstein and Sydney Taylor Award winner Vesper Stamper have teamed up to tell the story of Abraham Cahan, the founder and longtime editor of the Yiddish language newspaper the Forverts (the Forward), which, in its heyday, was one of the largest newspapers in the United States. As the saying went: "What's a home without the Forverts?"From explaining voting rights to the importance of public health measures to everyday questions like how to play baseball, Cahan improved the lives of countless newly arrived Jewish immigrants who wanted to feel at home in a new, strange land. He also published celebrated writers such as Isaac Bashevis Singer and created the iconic advice column the Bintel Brief for homesick readers.Back matter includes a bibliography, a time line, more info on Cahan's life and the Yiddish language, and a note on the author's personal connection to the Forverts.

Because God Said So is an uplifting story about a child's practice of prayer, faith, and gratitude in the midst of tragedy. Although Amiri and his mother lost everything in a fire that destroyed their home, he never loses faith. He continues to pray without ceasing, trusting and believing that God will keep His promises. Readers will be inspired to pray and exercise faith even when times are tough-because God said so.

Daisy: Walk Like Jesus by Deanna Jones is about Christian living. This is book 1 of the series.God seems to have certainly blessed Daisy Ridel. She's happy, her faith is strong and her countenance oozes empathy.Always down to help, Daisy supports drunks and druggards in her daily life, buying groceries, baking desserts and cooking healthy, fulfilling meals for children who need a little love.There is nothing Daisy won't do to help a stranger in need, even if it means she is continuously broke.However, despite this, she is friendless. Her social life then takes a turn for the better in her tenth grade year of high school.Free, volunteer tutor sessions are the start of a deep, lifelong friendship between Daisy and the bad boys of school - something no one expected even with all the clichés about the good girl and bad boy.Daisy was innocent, is still innocent and now she's helping suffering, hopeless souls regain that innocence-by showing them that even if most people can't see the world through rose tinted glasses, she does and will always see the best in people because hope never dies. Hope may not be rushing through veins, burning to get out but it is an ember and all an ember needs is a flame-and Daisy Ridel is this small town's flickering flame of hope.

The introduction of The Way into the Conclusus has not had the effect Orlo desired-the people are divided, self-assignment has run rampant, and Elder Bednegraine's legion of enforcers are out of control. Gathering in secret, a group of protectors known as the Shamar have chosen Orlo to fix it. But in order to make the Conclusus work again, Orlo will have to uncover the truth behind the disappearance of a friend, highjack a cartagon, and find the courage to travel into the deepest part of the Earth where unseen creatures known as wolves lurk in the darkness of the mines.

The Matzah That Saved Easter: Activity Book #2 contains coloring pages, a maze, word find, and fun writing activities that encourage young readers to be a part of the story and expand upon the lessons of helping, similarities, and fellowship.

A mysterious illness threatens the Envoy.The bonds of blood and duty have been torn asunder.The history of Kaveryth is not what it seems. The North Sea is calm once again, but for Wes Cervos and his friends, victory is tainted with darkness. Bandits continue to roam Kaveryth, the elves are shoring up their strength, and control of the Four Kingdoms is slipping away into anarchy.Despite the chaos that surrounds them, Wes knows that they can't simply wait around for the next attack. They need to find answers if they are going to put a stop to this war before it begins.Traveling to his old home in Stronghollow with the help of Celesyria, Kessara, and Aelrie, he seeks the truth from an old enemy, but fears that it may already be too late. Meanwhile, far off in the deserts of Boneshire, Alder must find a lost queen and keep her safe, but an unforeseen menace stands in the way of his plans.Kessara risks everything she cares about for an impossible love, Aelrie fears that she will never break free of the evils of her past, and as the demands of the High One become more burdensome, their faith is tested like never before.When the path ahead is shrouded in shadow, who will have the courage to keep moving forward?Storm & Spire is a Christian fantasy series, perfect for readers who enjoy fantastical creatures, political intrigue, and a touch of clean romance.

Lady Leona wanted to prove she had what it takes to fight and win against the enemy. She felt her life was useless when she couldn't go to battle, proving she was a mighty warrior. However, in the end, she would discover that sometimes true victory means resisting the call to action elsewhere and standing fast at your post.

Spy Hunter is an exciting thriller about a young secret agent and his beloved partner, a trained Jack Russell terrier named Dahlia. Dahlia and Jamie have just received the most difficult mission of their careers. Both of Jamie's adoptive brothers have gone missing, and one is suspected of treason against the government. Jamie and Dahlia are assigned to hunt down and capture Jamie's brother at any cost, but Jamie knows his brother would never betray their country. If he is missing, that means he is in danger and needs help.Carter is an eighteen-year-old Bible smuggler. To his shock he is arrested without cause or explanation while at his home in Canada. Carter knows that with God's help he has the strength to overcome the challenges ahead, but why was he taken? How will he survive when the most aggressive inmate decides that the prison would be better off without Carter in it?When Jamie and Carter find themselves under attack by the same dangerous rogue spy, will they be able to survive the evil that hunts them and find a way to save their friends and stop the rising threat? First, they must learn to trust one another and to rely on God.