Secondo alcuni studi, uno dei motivi per cui i bambini amano i dinosauri è che ciascuno di essi rappresenta qualcosa di diverso: forza, potenza, intelligenza o altre peculiarità che in tanti vorrebbero. L'autrice ha scritto questo libro partendo proprio da quest'idea. Il libro presenta una serie di curiosità sulle caratteristiche e i comportamenti di questi animali straordinari e le accosta ad alcune verità bibliche, per avvicinare i piccoli lettori a Dio. Graficamente accattivante e ideale per i bambini dagli 8 ai 12 anni, il volume contiene 75 brevi meditazioni arricchite da illustrazioni e contenuti aggiuntivi che stimolano l'apprendimento. Attraverso questo libro, i piccoli lettori potranno scoprire di più sui loro dinosauri preferiti e, al tempo stesso, conoscere meglio Dio e la Bibbia, per crescere nella fede divertendosi. Età di lettura: da 8 anni.

A girl and her brother put on their costumes and go to a special Trunk or Treat event, where they receive candy, enjoy a bounce house, and more.

Suggests that although Thanksgiving Day is a day filled with food, football, and family, it is really a day to give thanks to God for all the good things He gives us.

Looks at the fun and fitness benefits of the aerobic dance style known as Zumba.

Illustrations, liftable flaps, and simple rhyming text introduce readers to the idea that God is and will always be there for them.

Explains the concept of God's knowledge of and love for his children, in a lift-the-flap book that cites quotations from the Bible.

Combines cheerful artwork and simple text in a sturdy board book that conveys God's biblical promise to protect the lives of children and features rhyming conclusions to each stanza revealed beneath interactive lift-flaps.

Spirited artwork and accessible text explain to young children the promise of God's love and His role in everyday events, revealing behind interactive lift-flaps rhyming conclusions about each promise.

Rhyming text introduces readers to the true meaning of Easter, celebrating the Resurrection of Jesus.

After taking the reader through all the Christmas symbols, the author concludes that it's okay to have gifts, trim the tree, even talk to Santa Claus, but the real reason for the season is Jesus. By the creators of What Is Easter? 35,000 first printing. $20,000 ad/promo.

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A collection of everyday prayers for children. On board pages.

A family decorates the house and bakes a cake to celebrate Christmas, Jesus's birthday. On board pages.

A young donkey asks his mother to retell how his great-great-grandfather once carried the mother of Jesus while she was with child, then learns for himself how marvelous it feels to do something for God.

In a rhythmic story complete with a padded case and flocking, the reader is invited to count the increasing number of colorful cows that sing, cheer and dance the Moo Cow Boogaloo.

Introduces the physical characteristics and behavior of puppies, offers information on how to care for a pet puppy, and explains how to talk to one's parents about getting a pet.

Rhyming text describes some of the fun--but not scary--things one can do to celebrate Halloween, like going to autumn festivals or making jack-o-lanterns.