Series in Religions
Books in Religions
Best-Loved Bible Stories(With: Dave Jackson)
A collection of stories from the Old and New Testament arranged in chronological order.
God Made Them All
Kids can have fun while they learn! Introduce your kids to tons of fun animals and new words as they travel around the world in this vocabulary-building book. Through its charming illustrations and rhyming text, children will learn a very important spiritual truth, too--because God has made them all, every animal is special, whether big or small.
Images of God
The authors of Consider the Lilies: Plants of the Bible discuss the spiritual images, symbols, and signs used throughout history to represent God and the spiritual world.
Jacob's Dream
The most popular children's Bible story series in the world! Generations of Christian children have learned the Bible through the lively poems and colorful illustrations of Arch Books. Parents trust these colorful books to teach their children Bible stories from Genesis through Acts in a fun, memorable way. The Arch Books series of 100 titles is conveniently divided into 8 sections that include related stories for an organized journey through the Bible.
Letters from American Heroes
Heroes from all walks of life--from astronauts to politicians to singers--write inspirational stories and letters for children in the "Never Give Up and Go For It series. This collection of real life experiences teaches young readers about life before success, fame and fortune. The power of the Never Give Up attitude comes alive in these inspiring letters and entertaining stories, published buy Dalmatian Press.
Smoky and the Feast of Mabon
Upset at the sight of her dying flowers, Smoky goes into the woods where she has always felt safe. Now she's lost! What is that glow in the woods before her? Follow a little girl as she discovers the meaning of Mabon in the wood behind her house, where a magical meal awaits her between the old year and the new year. An eagerly awaited addition to the Magical Child Story collection, Smoky and the Feast of Mabon is a mystical and whimsical story with the flavor of an old fashioned fairy tale. Lively and spirited woodland creatures delight young children with an Autumn Equinox story that is sure to become a family favorite.
Who Am I?: Exploring What It Means to Be a Child of God
The author uses her own experiences and stories to help young people understand God and the relevance of their Christian faith to everyday life.