Uncover the Joyous Mystery of a Heavenly Friend's Endless Love Through Exciting Stories. Perfect for Kids to Grow and Learn Every Day.Jesus, Jesus Who Are You? Takes you on an enchanting journey that introduces young minds to the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, fostering a lifelong love and understanding of the Christian faith. Each page brims with engaging stories that bring the teachings of Jesus to life in a way that is relatable and digestible for ...

Animals, bugs, insects, bees, trees, grass, flowers, fish that lives in ponds and rivers that we might see if we take a walk in a park, the farm or in the forest or woods.

Have you ever wondered where your food comes from? Farmers work hard every day to grow all kinds of crops!Some grow wheat for bread, others grow apples for juice, and some even grow corn that turns into popcorn. Each farm is different, but they all help feed people everywhere.Come along and discover how farmers plant, grow, and harvest the foods you love. Without farmers, mealtime wouldn't be the same. So, let's celebrate them, and say a big thank you for all the delicious ...

Willie the Squirrel is curious about the world around him and wants to learn more and ends up finding a friend.

While shopping with her mom in Chinatown, Addie meets a familiar friend from their second journey to the Garden of Choice. How did he get here, she wonders? Before she can get an answer, he entrusts Addie with a brilliant, red stone and a letter from their dear friend Gemma. "You must return the stone to its rightful owner," the letter urges. Who took the gleaming red jewel and how will they get back to that mysterious land? Gemma's letter provides the clue. "Look for the Ruby Lantern. Th ...

Launcelot William Henry Trevor, seventh Earl Tresham, has made his fortune on the back of an incredible process for manufacturing rubies of a delicious pigeon-blood red. The formula is a closely guarded secret, passed down to each subsequent Earl on his twenty-first birthday. When the Earl of Tresham is found dead, Paul Beck is saddened on behalf of the Earl's son, who is a dear friend. But when evidence emerges that this is not only a case of murder, but of torture, Beck begins a ...