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Dive into the enchanting world of "The Wonder of Creation," a captivating and beautifully illustrated children's book inspired by the timeless wisdom of Psalm 104. This engaging tale will delight children aged 6 and up, as well as parents and educators who value nurturing a love for the wonders of the natural world in young hearts and minds.In this heartwarming story, young readers will be transported on an awe-inspiring journey through the marvels of creation. Through vivid, full-color illustrations and enchanting storytelling, they'll encounter the majesty of soaring mountains, awesome soaring clouds, the mystery of the deep sea, and the intricate beauty of tiny creatures.Each page of "The Wonder of Creation" is crafted to instill a sense of wonder and appreciation for the incredible world we inhabit. Not only will children be enthralled by the captivating illustrations, but they will also be gently reminded of God's love and care. This book provides the perfect opportunity for parents and educators to initiate conversations about faith, responsibility, and the beauty of the world around us."The Wonder of Creation" makes a treasured addition to any child's library, and an excellent gift for birthdays, and special occasions. Open the pages and let your child embark on a wondrous adventure that will nurture their sense of curiosity, deepen their faith, and foster a lifelong love for the miracle of creation.

"Seraphim On Cusp Of Spring" is a collection of poems from the last four years which examine true and unrequited love, man's place in the Universe and the demise of a beloved mother in a variety of forms the author has developed over the period of these writings. The main focus of his love is Queen Muse who, as her name implies, is the person who inspired the majority of these works. The forms used in this book include a collection of new ideas I hope will help revive the poetry scene of the world, which seems at times almost moribund due to a lack of new ideas by which the eternal truths of poetry might be realized. The love expressed both for Queen Muse and my mother fuse in to an insight into the nature of Absolute Love which can never be taken away or broken, even by geographical distance or the all-encompassing reality of mortality. These poems try to understand the essence of both life and reality while maintaining a humor and an optimism that is increasingly difficult to cultivate as the ideals of passion and devotion to another seem more and more to be slipping away from the world. "Seraphim" portrays the angels that keep the bliss of Earth alive and, in many cases, thriving.