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Ease the hearts and minds of children who have recently moved with this delightful modern twist on the classic Christmas story, which teaches kids that true joy doesn't come from getting gifts.

Feel the heartwarming joy and anticipation in welcoming a new baby in New York Times bestselling children’s book author Sally Lloyd-Jones, Little One, We Knew You’d Come. This endearing story about parent’s hope and anticipation of a new baby is full of lyrical prose. Overflowing with joy...

We Are Unique gives children the awareness that they are unique, different, but loved the same in God’s eyes no matter their physical condition. A day at the park allows children to observe and accept the way God created them. The author hopes listeners take away an understanding that you are different, unique God’s design, original, different, and the same.

A powerful modern-day story about sharing what you have, based on the biblical Feeding of the Five Thousand, by Reverend Senator Raphael Warnock. It’s lunchtime at school, and Leo knows exactly what he’s going to have: a baloney sandwich. His mom does the best she can, but sometimes Leo...

Once We Were Strangers by Debbie Levy is a forthcoming title from Roaring Brook Press.

When Tag the donkey is sold to a nice man named Joseph, he is not happy! He has always lived on the farm and is very afraid of being taken away from his home and his friends. His stubbornness and attitude changes when Mary, Joseph’s wife, delivers the baby Jesus and Tag finally finds a family.

Rosey the white-tailed deer has so many friends in the forest, and she always takes time to tell them they are wonderfully made, and that their time will come to do the good work of God. She gathers her friends around her at the pond and introduces them to each other, as she knows her forest friends are in need of a friend. It’s at the pond Rosey meets Briar, a messenger from God Himself.

A story about how we view ourselves and life.

Anne wonders what secret her three older brothers are hiding. When she finds out they joined to fight with the Union Army and would leave the next day, she give them each one of her favorite two-cent pieces, and says, “I want you to take one of my new two-cent pieces. I learned these coins are the first with the word 'In God We Trust.' I just memorized Psalm 91:2. ‘I will say to the Lord, He is my refuge and my fortress: My God, in him will I trust.’” Out of a heart of love, Ann gives six of her special coins away hoping the message on the two-cent piece will strengthen each person’s faith.