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Things have gone missing at Grandmas house, and Marcus is pretty sure he knows why and who is responsible! Ari and the Quiet Day The music has stopped at Aris house. This story deals with the impact of grief and how Ari and her family got through the challenging times.

A Thank-You Celebration was written out of the deepest love for my grandchildren and many thanks for their thoughtful gifts of brightly colored pictures that hang in the playroom.

Buttercup and Violet are flower fairies. They live in tree houses in the Whispering Woods. Although they are each very different, they have fun together, and each complements the other. Even though Violet is shy, she is smart and enjoys sharing in Buttercup’s adventures. One day, their quiet and relaxing hours of daydreaming at the lily pond are interrupted.

Grandmother loves taking her four grandchildren to the beach every weekend. Gas goes up to $7 a gallon, and she can't afford the gas to visit her grandchildren. Everyone is sad. The grandchildren get together and create a Solar Windmill Car so Grandma will never need gas or electricity to plug the car into a charging station so she can visit her grandchildren any time she wants without paying for gas.

Get your COW out of my kitchen will take you on an oft-times humorous journey discovering new creatures and how their amazing personalities captured the heart of a little red-haired girl. You will meet such memorable characters as Gomer Pyle, Fred the Emu, Shakin Jake and of course Clarabelle the cow. Even the book's title repeats the very words that Catherine's shocked mother said to her the day her daughter's half grown pet cow walked casually into the kitchen while the family was enjoying breakfast.

Stella the Puppy Plane and Tiny the Tortoise Train enjoy taking the boys and girls of the town on daily adventures. Soaring atop the town trees and rolling through the hills and valleys of the countryside with joyful children is the highlight of their day! Visiting a farm and ending the day with Thanksgiving has children laughing and squealing with excitement! Have you ever taken a ride on a bright green tortoise train? Have you ever swooped around birds in a Puppy Plane? Come join in the adventure with us! Living the good life!

The story is about the power of a child that he or she has not even experienced yet. This resilient little boy has to overcome novel situations, including fear of the unknown. As he falls into a deep sleep, he is encountered by a kind, unexpected character who looks completely unlike anyone he knows, but this character, Faucet, needs to go on an adventure to find his best friend desperately. With the power of this little boy, he will be able to accomplish his mission.

Eliana has been living in an orphanage run by a cruel witch. All the orphans keep a painting of themselves. The witch writes mean words on their pictures and tells them that they are unwanted and unlovable. Eliana hears about the legend of an old man on a mountain. The legend states that he can restore your portrait and help you discover your true identity. Eliana then sets out on a life-changing journey where she meets magical new friends and finds her purpose along the way.

Love is like a spectrum of light, a rainbow in the sky bursting out in a ray of colors and a radiation of energy that travels and spread out as it goes. This book will tell of God's love for everyone and how He wants us to love each other the way He loves us. To feel the power of love, show it, carry it. Share love for others by being someone's spectrum of light by caring and being kind.

Freddy Wants a Family is book two of an emotional but heartwarming series about two roommates at Butterfield Orphanage. One roommate (The Tale of Two Miracles) was adopted by miraculous events leading to the finding of his deceased father's parents. This second book continues with sufficient backstory from the first book and involves a new character that adds equally miraculous events leading to a surprising future for the second roommate. The book has a great message for children adopted into a family and for children having adopted brothers and sisters.

Moonbeams and Sweet Dreams: Poems and Prayers for Children was written for my grandchildren in Sicily. It was a way to share something of myself during our time apart. I hope these poems bring enjoyment to other children and open them to the understanding of how purposeful prayer can be in their lives.

The path to the farm was very narrow, and we have to get up early in the morning to be able to come back before four in the afternoon to make way for the animals to roam about in the Bia Forest, which makes all villagers walk to their farms early to avoid being crowded with the system of the unofficial rules within the village. I walked in between my father and mother with my little steps. To make me comfortable, my dad decided to be humorous and jovial by pointing to the tall trees and asked that I take a look. "Wow!" I gasped. "It reaches God!"My father had a blast!

One cold January morning in New York City, a little boy named Daniel and his mom, Betty, are on their way to school, and as they turn the corner, the most beautiful tropical birdie appeared in front of them, singing and flying around him. It caused so much excitement Daniel felt he needed to save this little birdie. It was a tropical bird Daniel recognized from talking about different types of birds in class, and he knew the little birdie could not withstand the blistering cold for too long.

These friends will face new challenges that test their skills, ingenuity, and resolve. How they deal with the danger posed by an illness may surprise you. They will take chances to help and protect one another, which gets them into and out of trouble. Because of their actions, you will gain insight into their depth of friendship, bravery, and inclusion. As you will learn, nothing stays the same, so come be part of the adventure. This story is best shared and discussed. You may also gain understanding of character growth. Talk about what you would do under these circumstances.

The Story of the Little Ant and the Big Bucket is a unique inspirational story that is stamped with knowledge and poetry. This story is about two ambitious poets who, through "Words of Art," inspired many to help bring peace that hasn't been seen in decades. Within the city of Dreamersville, individuals get together to host an annual Snap Show. RJ, the little ant, teamed up with his best friend, Hermit, in hopes of winning the Golden Notepad. Crosstown, where Hermit lived, was the most negative place in all of Dreamersville, a place that's filled with negative energy.

Ten-year-old Sophie Glidden lives in a rural Maine community in 1933. She and her best friend, Evelyn Murphy, enjoy hanging out in Evelyn's tree house and exploring. There is also a difference between the girls. Sophie is a Protestant, and her roots in town go back many generations. Evelyn is an Irish Catholic immigrant. Their difference in religion is something neither of them considers until Evelyn gives a rosary to Sophie to comfort her following the death of Sophie's grandmother. When Sophie's parents discover that she has prayer beads, trouble quickly settles in the Glidden home.

Tail-wagging days, everyone. I am so happy that you have decided to join me in a story about how someone very small can do something very big. Continue sharing the Love, and remember that smiles are contagious.

She stared at his face, wishing for a sign but expecting nothing less than that blank stare. A terrible feeling welled up inside her. He had said her name; somehow he knew her, and he asked her for help. His words echoed in her mind-- broken. What was broken? Genesis had spent her whole life exploring, but she had never come across anyone like Blare. Through some mysterious circumstance, he was stricken with an illness that left him eerily robotic. And somehow, despite never meeting before, he knew her name.

We all look for something to believe in and something to hope for. Superheroes enable us to believe in justice, peace, and love. The world becomes a much better place when the real superheroes of the world discover their superpowers. In a world that you can be anything, be a Super Leader. Be the light that shines in the darkness.

So delicious is cherry-berry ice cream. Oh, how she loves every bit. This is the only food Chiddy never shares with anyone. Chiddy quickly succumbs to every distraction of her favorite food: chocolate, chunky-monkey, rocky road, and vanilla swirl with rainbow sprinkles. She sometimes chuckled, frowned, and cried to get homework done, but when she heard about this exceptional juicy food, her mind changed; Mom didn't have to say it twice. The sound of the ice-cream truck kept her taste buds flowing, leading her to make one of the biggest mistakes ever.