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Willie is a "Read To Me" story, about a young emu who learns that being different is not a bad thing. Willie finds his purpose in life and the value of being different. Our "Read To Me" stories are specially written to be read aloud to children. The bright illustrations hold their attention and help them follow the stories. These are for home or classroom. Included at the end of the book are our "Fun Facts" educational pages with interesting facts to discuss about emus and fun activities to help children remember what they have learned.
Ozzy is a playful otter whose daily jokes make the other otters laugh. Can this special prankster use his skills for something besides fun and games? "Read To Me" stories are specially written to be read aloud to children. The bright illustrations hold a child's attention and help to follow the stories. The storybooks are suitable for home or classroom. Included at the end of each book are "Fun Facts" educational pages. Ozzy the Otter has interesting facts to discuss about real Otters and fun activities to help children remember and enjoy what they have learned.
Camille the Camel is a "Read To Me" storybook, about a young camel who learns to be selfless because of a gift given to her. Camille learns the value of friendliness and generosity. "Read To Me" stories are specially written to be read aloud to children. The bright illustrations hold a child's attention and help to follow the stories. The storybooks are suitable for home or classroom. Included at the end of each book are "Fun Facts" educational pages. Camille the Camel has interesting facts to discuss about real camels and fun activities to help children remember and enjoy what they have learned.
I saw the earth from high above. It was quiet in the darkness of the outer space. I could feel a presence standing next to me. I was sure it was the angel that usually accompanies me on this walk through the veil of time. I saw the continents. In an instant, the scene changed. The earth broke open like a tremendous earthquake had happened. Out of it, came a brilliant light that shot up to the third heavens. These 30 stories presented in Sampler of Miraculous Interventions(TM) Series, is but a small representation of the 1000+ stories of factual occurrences of God in action! As always, it is written to encourage the brethren and inspire the secular world.
Fantastic Snowflakes! contains step by step instructions to create beautiful and amazing paper snowflakes and use them in craft projects. All directions are fully illustrated and easy to understand. Craft projects range from simple ones that children can do, to projects for adults who do crafts to sell. Recommended for ages 10 through 100.
IN THE PREVIOUS BOOK, a dire warning had gone out. Had I told all of the right people? And was there real proof of the warning we had been given in the Spirit? How did the Autumn of 2017 unfold? This is the rest of the story.
Imagine going to a grocery store in a foreign country, looking for baby food for your little one, having only the pictures to go by to find anything your baby can eat. Delores Howell lived this, not in a foreign land, but in the U.S.A., and not for just a short visit, but for a lifetime - she was illiterate. Try as she might, she could not read, nor spell. Everything may just as well have been in a foreign language.Dory did go through school and tried very hard to learn, but due to a severe learning disability, dyslexia, she was unable to learn to read. Dyslexia was unknown when Dory was in school in the 1940's and 1950's. Teachers did not understand that she did not see or hear like other children. Ashamed of her illiteracy, Dory hid the fact from everyone - her parents, her sisters, her friends, even her husband. By the time she was a mother of four young children, she realized she had to get help to learn to read, not only for her own sake, but for her children as well. Desperately she sought help, but she had to convince people of her disability before she could find anyone who would, or could, help. Stand Straight and Grow Tall is Dory's true story of her lifetime struggle against illiteracy. Dory's story is the story, of so many in our society even today, and they are not just school children. Dorey tells of her struggle with words, and with educators, administrators, counselors, psychologists - even with God. How could God let her go through all of this? Yet it is her faith in God that kept her going. Dory's story is one of hope and is a valuable lesson for parents, educators and all who come in contact with people with learning disabilities. Understanding how dyslexia effects a person's perceptions and the problems this disability causes, is the first step to understanding how to educate dyslexic persons. Besides some updated content, this revised edition of "Stand Straight and Grow Tall" contains some of Dolores Howell's poetry and prose, not in the original edition.
In Across the Generations, Carol Chandler Russ compiles inspirational poetry and writings by her grandmother Louise Hayes Williams, who was born in rural Georgia in 1902, and by her great-grandfather Osgood Gaston Hayes, who was born in Georgia in 1875. Bathed in faith in God, love of family and friends, and appreciation for America, these poems and writings will inspire readers to embrace life with a positive, contented attitude no matter the circumstances they face. Readers will discover that the wisdom of generations past is applicable today. The poem "CONTENT" illustrates that well. CONTENT I made a search for happiness - a state that isn't found The void that came with searching Kept my spirit bound. I closed my eyes to envision By the best of my heart instead, And then I made a discovery Content, by the heart, is bred. Happiness is all about me, I can look around me and see, I had its prison in my heart - But now I've set it free. Ruth Louise Hayes Williams
David James Becker is a horseman extraordinaire. He was inducted into the 2015 Hall of Fame for Horse Trainers in the American Saddlebred industry. David spent 40 years as a top-producing American Saddlebred Horse Trainer. His God-given talents and abilities with horses led him to many nations. He sat with kings, presidents and heads of state. He is also a fearless, world-wide evangelist - an answer to a hundred-year old prayer of his great-grandmother. She asked God to send a standard-bearer, an evangelist for the Last Days. God honored her request. David Becker not only trained over 200 top award-winning Saddlebred horses, earning multi-millions of dollars, he spent his energies answering God's call to evangelize as he traveled to 48 nations. This is the story of how he blended these two entirely different worlds together. Many times, he was in dangerous places under only God's protection as history was in the making all around him. He boldly went forward and preached the Gospel, even as he lived it. This intriguing story, like the man, spans almost 70 years, starting with his birth in a covered wagon on the Wyoming Trail.
These stories were told father-to-son for five generations, and counting. They are stories of strength and personal conviction. They are stories of card cheating and loosing army jeeps in poker games. They are stories of good men who chose to stand and protect others when they could have hidden and sought safety. The one connecting factor is that they all teach a lesson about how to be an honorable man. The urge to help others and to do our duty is strong in my family. Some people run into burning houses to save others. Some watch in horror as bad things happen. This is a compilation of stories of a family that has stood up when called upon, whatever the situation required.
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