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The Keys to the Kingdom of Heaven is composed of 20 short stories that will encourage the reader to seek a sincere relationship with the Lord. Even though God showed us tough love by removing us from the Garden of Eden in the beginning of man's relationship with him, he knew our future and we'd be back to enjoy the Garden once again with CEO level of entry by issuing us the keys to the kingdom of heaven. Each story is unique and inspired by the Holy Spirit to challenge our spirit man to desire more of God in our life. My hope is each reader will find the perfect story in this book for them and know God had you in mind when it was written. I hope you say, "God has been listening to me and now I know his desire is for me, not against me." The time is now to put your hope and trust in God. If not now, when? We all need a strong and sincere relationship with the Lord so that it will be a game changer against the evils of this world; how we live our life for the Lord, can affect other generations far into the future. When Jesus gave us the keys to the kingdom of heaven it was for our benefit so that we would no longer be weak in our faith. Advancing us forward to know that greater is He in me that he that is in the world; if God be for us, who can be against us.God has a bright future for all who lean into him and not unto your own understanding. May his love and wise care as father over us awaken our spirit to a new level of curious wonders of who He is and what he is thinking so we will know His wisdom and it will guide us; making us wise beyond our years? Erasing our pass failures and returning to the Garden redeemed.

This anthology is a thorough introduction to classic literature for those who have not yet experienced these literary masterworks. For those who have known and loved these works in the past, this is an invitation to reunite with old friends in a fresh new format. From Shakespeare's finesse to Oscar Wilde's wit, this unique collection brings together works as diverse and influential as The Pilgrim s Progress and Othello. As an anthology that invites readers to immerse themselves in the masterpieces of the literary giants, it is must-have addition to any library. HETHERINGTON wasn't half a bad sort of a fellow, but he had his peculiarities, most of which were the natural defects of a lack of imagination. He didn't believe in ghosts, or Santa Claus, or any of the thousands of other things that he hadn't seen with his own eyes, and as he walked home that rather chilly afternoon just before Christmas and found nearly every corner of the highway decorated with bogus Saints, wearing the shoddy regalia of Kris-Kringle, the sight made him a trifle irritable. He had had a fairly good luncheon that day, one indeed that ought to have mellowed his disposition materially, but which somehow or other had not so resulted. In fact, Hetherington was in a state of raspy petulance that boded ill for his digestion, and when he had reached the corner of Forty-second Street and Fifth Avenue, the constant iteration and reiteration of these shivering figures of the god of the Yule had got on his nerves to such an extent as to make him aggressively quarrelsome. He had controlled the asperities of his soul tolerably well on the way uptown, but the remark of a small child on the highway, made to a hurrying mother, as they passed a stalwart-looking replica of the idol of his Christmas dreams, banging away on a tambourine to attract attention to the iron pot before him, placed there to catch the pennies of the charitably inclined wayfarer-"Oh, mar, there's Sandy Claus now!"-was too much for him.

"The Night Before Christmas," also known as "A Visit from St. Nicholas," is a famous and beloved poem that has become a holiday tradition in many households. It was written by Clement Clarke Moore and was first published anonymously in 1823. The poem is known for its vivid imagery and has played a significant role in shaping the modern-day image of Santa Claus. The poem tells the story of a man who, on the night before Christmas, is awakened by a clatter on the roof. He looks out the window and sees Santa Claus, often described as a plump, jolly, and bearded figure, arriving in a sleigh pulled by reindeer. Santa enters the house by way of the chimney and proceeds to fill the stockings hanging by the fireplace with toys, candy, and other gifts. The poem is famous for its description of Santa Claus, his reindeer, and the magical nature of the Christmas Eve visit. The reindeer are named, including Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donder (sometimes spelled as Donner), and Blitzen, along with the most famous of all, Rudolph, who is not mentioned in the original poem but later became a popular addition to the folklore. The poem concludes with Santa wishing everyone a "Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night!" This iconic line has become synonymous with the holiday season and is often recited during Christmas celebrations. "The Night Before Christmas" has been adapted and illustrated in countless ways over the years, making it a cherished and enduring part of Christmas culture. It captures the magic and anticipation of the Christmas season and has been read to children and families for generations.

"Nibsy Christmas" is a short story set in the East Side streets of New York City. A poor newsboy shows his generous side when he buys two younger children a piece of cake each on Christmas Eve. But tragedy will strike later that evening when he flees from his drunken father's wrath to hide in a hay factory where he falls asleep... " It was Christmas-eve over on the East Side. Darkness was closing in on a cold, hard day. The light that struggled through the frozen windows of the delicatessen store, and the saloon on the corner, fell upon men with empty dinner-pails who were hurrying homeward, their coats buttoned tightly, and heads bent against the steady blast from the river, as if they were butting their way down the street. The wind had forced the door of the saloon ajar, and was whistling through the crack; but in there it seemed to make no one afraid. Between roars of laughter, the clink of glasses and the rattle of dice on the hard- wood counter were heard out in the street. More than one of the passers-by who came within range was taken with an extra shiver in which the vision of wife and little ones waiting at home for his coming was snuffed out, as he dropped in to brace up. The lights were long out when the silent streets re-echoed his unsteady steps toward home, where the Christmas welcome had turned to dread."

Speak It is a confessions book designed to create confidence while tackling low self-esteem or a poor self-image. Let your children intentionally speak the word of God over their lives and sow positive seeds for their future and those they encounter. The more they speak it, the more they will believe it. Speak It: God's Confessions for Me aims to help develop happy and confident children everywhere.

10 Christmas Stories for Children: Christmas At Fezziwig's Warehouse by Charles Dickens The Fir-Tree by Hans Christian Andersen The Christmas Masquerade by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman The Shepherds and the Angels - Adapted from the Bible The Telltale Tile by Olive Thorne Miller Little Girl's Christmas by Winnifred E. Lincoln A Christmas Matinee by Mrs. M.A.L. Lane Toinette and the Elves by Susan Coolidge The Voyage of the Wee Red Cap by Ruth Sawyer Durand A Story Of The Christ-Child by Elizabeth Harkison

Calling all adventurers! A world of mythical creatures lies within these pages!Merlin the Magician has spent the last few hundred years tracking down the world's most elusive mythical creatures. Now he is ready to share every wing, wart, and whisker of these creatures with you! This fully-illustrated guide features 50 creatures, each with its own detailed description, history, danger rating, confrontation tips, and connections to other creatures. There are even a few messages from the creatures themselves! From dragons and mermaids to centaurs and gorgons to kappas and yeti, creatures from every corner of the world (and time) are present. Exploring them is like having a map of the human imagination!Kids 8-12 will love this book's combination of information and imagination. This book features:Beautiful full-color illustrationsAn index of creaturesJokes, wit, and humorSix categories of creaturesThe facts behind the mythsAppreciation for world culturesAbout the Author Merlin is a famed wizard, turned adventurer. After retiring as King Arthur's court magician, he pursued his lifelong dream of discovering the world's most elusive mythical creatures. When he's not traveling across time and space, he enjoys spending time in his woodland cottage with Singe, his miniature thornback dragon.About the Other Author/Illustrator Zachary Hamby is a teacher in rural Missouri and the author of many books about mythology and folklore for kids including The Hero's Guidebook, Greek Mythology for Kids, and Introduction to Mythology for Kids. When he's not teaching, he enjoys spending time with his wife, Rachel, his daughter, Jane, and his son, Luke, who also helped him with the illustrations for this book.

Allah is Different than Me teaches children about the Oneness of Allah. A robust content combined with meticulously conceptualized design and attention grabbing illustrations promote ease of understanding and an enjoyable reading. This book is so precious because it relates to the best religious knowledge, that of Tawheed -to know that God is different than the creations--which is the key to everlasting happiness in the Hereafter. The knowledge that children will gain from this book is so precious and will serve as a seed planted in their hearts, growing and blossoming as they become older.

The perfect book for young minds to learn about our creator, Allah, and our faith, Islam, according to the noble Quran and the sunnah of the Prophet (PBUH). It introduces the five pillars of Islam, our celebratory occasions, mannerisms and key beliefs. It is a unique piece of work to be treasured by children and parents alike.

Reader Review Reviewers' Choice Award Honorable Mention, 2018IPPY Awards, Children's E-book, Bronze, 2018Nautilus Award, Children's Nonfiction, Silver, 2018International Book Award, Children's Book, Winner, 2018San Francisco Book Festival Awards, Children's Nonfiction, Runner-Up, 2019For readers preschool and up, "Zoom In, Zoom Out" combines fascinating photos, cute critters, and a guessing game that challenges kids to question what they see.This is a book about eyeballs. And cameras.What do eyeballs and cameras have in common, you ask?Well, my inquisitive friend, both eyeballs and cameras take pictures, and from these pictures we can learn things. Impressive!Well, believe it or not, eyeballs and cameras can both fool us sometimes. We might think we see something, and then it turns out to be something completely different. That's right, eyeballs and cameras can both play tricks.So, this is more than just a book about eyeballs and cameras. It's a book about looking closer and thinking about the things we see.It's about zooming in and zooming out.

Honorable Mention, San Francisco Book Festival Awards, 2019Finalist, International Book Awards, 2019What if we could hear about storytelling, from story itself?Humans like to talk. A lot. What's more, we like to doodle and wiggle, and make all kinds of strange things to share ideas and communicate.No one knows our weird and wonderful ways better than Story, who's been watching us grow and change for almost as long as we've been us. Story itself has been doing some growing and changing too, and knows that there's always room to become something even more spectacular.Humans big and small are invited to join Story for a sassy, humorous romp through the history of media and communications. Take a closer look at the curious, wondrous, and ever-changing ways humans find to e