Børn og unge: personlige og sociale emner: religiøse spørgsmål

Ann's breaking point has arrived. She's invisible to her husband, used and abused by her children, and disappointed in her career. She needs a new life. Oh sure, there will be fall-out. It will be painful. Or, she could run down the street screaming and pulling her hair out! What do you she will do? In need of a change, Ann Cantrell makes the difficult choice to start a new beginning on a farm with her Aunt Millie. The story is about how devastating changes can really be good for you and yours. Anyone facing these kinds of decisions needs to read and enjoy this book.

Il est arrivé!Voici l'album "Mes dessins du chapelet" pour prier avec Marie, tout en coloriant. Mystères joyeux, douloureux, glorieux et lumineux : ils sont tous là!20 dessins pour colorier toute l'année, et prier avec Jésus et Marie!Plus qu'un simple album, une véritable méditations de la prière du chapelet pour les petits et les grands, au service de la foi!

Living in a country as a child of a minority group can be very challenging for a young Indonesian-Muslim girl like Sarah. She wants to keep her hybrid identity as an American, as an Indonesian-origin, and as a Muslim because it's her link to her loved ones near and far. How does Sarah keep her identity and be proud of who she is? How do her parents, extended family, teachers, friends, and the surrounding community help Sarah? Come inside to experience Sarah's story, told through rhymes and colorful illustrations that children will love!

Kristie, Joey y su familia ayudan al rabino Abraham a preparar matzá para Pesaj. El reverendo Jamie no tiene obleas de comunión para su servicio de Pascua y el pensamiento rápido de Kristie salva el día.

"Shay, tell us the truth. Were you looking at this stuff?"Shay has a dream, one that doesn't feel unreasonable for a good girl in a small town. She wants to be part of a normal family, to experience genuine love and acceptance. She thought that finally meeting her real father, a famous horse trainer, might change her life. And it did. Sort of. She is more inspired to work with horses. And while she mostly enjoys living with her aunt and hanging out with her friends, it doesn't feel like the kind of "normal" everyone else gets to have.Shay is tired of being the good, quiet girl, the one who sits in a corner and takes whatever comes her way. She wants to get away, to escape to a place where everything else--the sadness, the loneliness, the loss--fades away.

Phoebe is happy with her life: walking her dog, writing fantasy fiction, surviving school with as few incidents as possible. When her best friend gets a secret boyfriend, Phoebe reluctantly agrees to cover for her but wonders just how much she can handle. A funny and tear-jerking story about an autistic teen whose world is turned upside down.

Cory the raccoon notices the animals in his village develop prejudices against certain kinds of animals, until Swifthorse appears with a message of tolerance.

Our Little Room is a simple metaphorical story written to explain Angela's understanding of her relationship to God. She uses the concept of a private space that is hers alone with God. It is simple enough for a small child to hear yet with a depth that adults everywhere can receive and relate to. It's a reminder that somewhere before things in life got complicated and intellectual, we all had an uncontaminated simple happiness inside. Our LittleRoom is a gentle instructional guide to finding that place again.

Libby knew that the life she'd always known wasn't normal, but it was hers. When that life is suddenly gone, all that Libby has to cling to are the memories of what she once had. When Libby is sent off to live with an aunt she never knew, she is faced with an entirely new life. Suddenly, she has friends. Here, she is thought of as smart and talented. But how could she be happy in her new life when in her old life, she'd let everyone down? Is it only a matter of time before these people realize that this life isn't where she belongs?

"The leaves whisper it. The birds sing it. It is Ramadan, the holy season of giving! But Adam and Alyha can't help wondering: what is the real meaning of Ramadan? Fortunately, wise Grandma Essi knows just what to do. With ruby pomegranates picked from Grandma Essi's magnificent tree, the two grandchildren set off to visit their friends and neighbors, share their blessings, and discover, as Grandma Essi no doubt intended all along, to feel the spirit of the holiest month of the year. Written by A. Helwa, and illustrated by Dasril Iqbal Al Faruqi, The Blessed Pomegranates is a timeless story to teach kids gratitude, generosity, and the real meaning behind Ramadan."--Publisher marketing.

Lily is discovered as a baby in a Scottish wood while Tom is doing chores for Laird John. The love in the little girl's heart shines so brightly that the people she loves can see it. Her star teaches children everywhere about how the love in their hearts can shine for Jesus.