Halloween provides much more than the opportunity to be whoever you want to be. It is also very rich in culture, traditions and history that if you just dig a little deeper, you'll be uncovering a time bomb of information. Spend time reading this book to your child or you can use it as tool for independent learning. Grab a copy now!

Holidays are special days because they represent unique celebrations that deserve a lot of partying. Classes and work are usually suspended during holidays, too. However, not all holiday celebrations are the same all over the world. Some countries have other reasons to celebrate the way they do. In this book, we'll learn about some of the special days in countries around the world.

Through sweet rhyming verse, this Valentine message of love is loud and clear for young children and their parents. In My Valentine Story: Giving My Heart to God, young children read that Valentines are fun to make and give. They tell people we love them. But who loves all of us? God, of course. "How can I give God my heart? Loving him is where I'll start." Through imaginative and rhyming verse, this message of love is perfect for children young and...

I want a candy cane too! Everyone loves a candy cane-but it's easy to overlook the meaning of this familiar Christmas tradition in all the hustle and bustle of the season. This sweet story reminds little ones that the candy cane represents Jesus' birth and the gospel message too.

We have heard The Night before Christmas all our lives. I wanted to write a Christian Christmas poem to inspire people and hopefully get some, if not all the readers saved. Christmas has become so commercialized these days, and it's hard to see the spiritual part of the season.

The Little Pine Tree, reflects the yearning and impatience of any young person to grow up and explore the outside world. He wants to be special and beautiful too, and has a dream of his own. Will he be successful? In any event his mother will always love him, and teaches him that everyone has value and beauty.

What happens when a whacky, whimsical narrator and a handful of real characters get ahold of the Christmas story? Grab your family and find out in this rhythmic, rhyming, singsong, silly version of the Nativity! We imagine a silent night, but the arrival of this baby was joyous and full of laughter! Will you set aside some of your seriousness and add more giggles to your Christmas? 2

The innkeeper who turned away Mary, Joseph, and soon-to-be-born Jesus because his inn was full, always seems to be considered the bad guy in the original Christmas Story. It's almost as though the audience is ready to "boo" if this guy were on stage ... or maybe he would wear a black hat if he were in a Western. But the truth is, what else was he supposed to do? Should he have chosen another guest at random and kicked them out? That certainly would...

Easter Beans is fun to read and will help parents and grandparents explain the true meaning of Easter to those they love so much. Children will learn more about colors and numbers, as well as the gospel story, as you read about a selected group of jelly beans. As a child growing up, Dr. Dave was a visual learner. One of his favorite memories from early childhood was a teacher who used to close his Sunday school class with a story from a Wordless...

Delight little ones with this story of Palm Sunday told from the donkey's point of view.