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Dear Alijah, Please continue to keep the light that God has put inside of you and let your parents be your guide through the tough times of life. Naisha and Eric you have been blessed by such an amazing precious child, heavenly angels in human form, and in doggy forms. You are filled with so much love that even when you pour it out you have so much more left. I pray this small gift brings in hope and healing. God will continue to bless your family.

This is the most unique baby book you'll find because each month has pages on arm/hand development, legs and feet development, vision development. Certain sections have pages on play development and language development (as appropriate). Follow along with your baby's milestones and snap pictures of each! This book has 3-5 pages for each month where pictures can be placed (can glue in or use photo corners to place). Created for a friend who is abroad and won’t get to hear all my comments on her baby’s development (I am a pediatric occupational therapist).

It is Asa’s first day at a new school in a new state. Just like any 3rd grader, he worries about making new friends and being accepted. And just like any child who has an illness, he needs to make sure he takes his medicine on time. After being teased, Asa gets a rare opportunity to teach his friends about his unique medicine while he learns an important lesson too. Asa’s Medicine is a story to teach children, parents and school staff about acceptance and medical equality.

A zoo adventure loosely based on the Paul Simon song. Sixth grade reading level.

We are told by the creator of the universe that each of us has been given a gift – or gifts- for a specific purpose. Romans 12:6 describes these wonderful gifts and are part of a collective group of gifts intended to be the answer to a question in our generation. It is Original Truth that we were all created different but equal. The reason for our creation and birth is to solve a problem which exists in the world in a way no one else can solve. Most of us are never taught this fact about ourselves nor are we encouraged to discover, identify, cultivate and pursue these God-given gifts. I find this to be one life’s greatest tragedies and hence, the reason for the writing of this book. ...

In the old north country, Dan Perkins is a nine year old boy learning life's values and traditions while living on a farm with his Ma and Pa. Dan and his folks struggle through nature's elements, and rely on each other and the land to survive the seasons. From spring through winter, Dan evolves from a boy into a young man while learning from his Pa the purpose of life's invaluable lessons.

Begin to learn that if we change our thoughts, we can change how we feel! Children and adults are always thinking, and behind every feeling is a thought! If we can learn to change one, it can help to change the other. This journal allows a space for children and adults to begin to understand the connection between thoughts and feelings.

Berele - N. Khanin

Bertie: The Best Stuttering King is a children’s story about a timid, stuttering prince who is thrust unexpectedly on the throne of England and becomes one of the best kings of the 20th Century. A history book in rhyme for children and children who stutter, this story highlights England’s most reluctant monarch, King George VI, and his early struggles with stuttering, knock knees, and bullying – topics still relevant today.

When Rosie's mother passes away suddenly, she and her little brother Ned face a difficult reality. Rosie's father cannot work and care for two little children. Soon they will be calling an orphanage their new Home. Will it be good, will it be bad, will they ever see their father again? Only time will tell. Follow Rosie on the adventure of a lifetime as she grows in strength, knowledge, love, and sacrifice.