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The Godminds is a visual display of the omniscience and omnipresence of the almighty God.

Here you will learn what happens at the North pole as the gnomes and elves make the toys and Elf Murphey gets the reindeer conditioned for their flight around the world

As Flo Weiss traveled and taught around the world, she was always fascinated by how different the sounds were the animals made in other countries. Pictures that Flo took in her travels were used as the backdrop for each illustration. Artist LeAnn Alstadt lovingly crafted the illustrations that provide a snapshot of the country featured, including a boy and girl in their native dress. What Animals Say around the World offers a charming way to teach young children about the world around them. It also provides a simple yet effective first language lesson that is reinforced by charming illustrations. Children will want to come back to What Animals Say around the World over and over again to visit the animals and their friends.

As a young girl I remember asking for a pony every chance I got. Always being turned down I knew deep inside I would one day live my fantasy of not only having horses, but having them live on my property with me. I would dream of the day I could wake up to the sound of their nickering. At age 21 I found a young Arab/Morgan filly named Wings that would become my best friend, and the love of my life. There was a special connection formed at the instant our eyes met that would transcend time itself. Thirty years later I decided to compile a book of our incredible stories together. Some are happy, some are sad, but most are just entertaining.

Delightful story of a seashell that is lost and with the help of several characters finds her way back home.

Down on All Fours is a presentation of a new and unique genre called the photo-poem: original poetry further enhanced with beautiful photography. Poet G. L. Bass (the Ghostbear) ventures into the wilds of Africa, through the forest and woodlands of Wisconsin, and across the wilds of British Columbia. Explore the place where the heart and soul connect to nature and the spirits; through pictures and poetry discover the way into the hearts and souls of wild animals. Equally at home on the Serengeti plains and in the wilds of British Columbia, Bass has experienced five expeditions in Africa. Each work in this collection offers a study of the relationship between nature and man presented in the exceptional combination of words and photographs that comprise a photo-poem. The Bear (Autumn Daze) The bear watches over The valley far below.He knows life will alwaysHave its way.The bear knowsThere will always be uncertaintiesBeyond where he can see,Like today's snow cloudsChasing shadows beyond the sun. The bear knows,Boundaries are not forever.They are just other places,And other adventures,Like promisesBeyond the horizon.

Isabella caterpillars and moths are common sights throughout most of North America, especially in their "Wooly Bear caterpillar" stage. Children love finding the colorful black and orange banded critters. Folklorists report that people actually tried to predict the severity of winters by the width of the bands.Isabella is the story of one tiny, frightened fuzzy caterpillar and her journey from egg to metamorphosis as a pretty Isabella moth. At first the world is a fearful place and Isabella is confused until she meets Squirrel, who becomes her friend and helps direct her journey of self-discovery. Children will be intrigued to discover that Isabella does not become a butterfly but emerges a moth, flittering about in the moonlight.

A heartwarming story about Sherman, a little bug, who takes a walk one sunny day not knowing a possible danger lies ahead. Trey, a little boy fascinated with the bug ends up saving the day. Each tell the story from their own point of view.

Have you ever known someone who was made fun of because they were different? Maybe you have a family member or friend who others consider "special". Do they get treated fairly? I have gone to school with people who the world considered unworthy because they had physical problems or problems learning like the rest of the class. I recently had the privilege of working with a child who has Down Syndrome. I have learned so much about the kind of person I want to be from her. I could never understand why people are not more excepting of others who are different. Last year I adopted a puppy who was born deaf. I could not believe how many people thought he was not worth saving because he is deaf. This book is for all the people and animals that the world has tossed aside as not good enough. All life is beautiful and should be treated as such.

The Rat in the Red Truck is a true story that appeals to children of all ages. It is a lighthearted story about a wily rat who beats Poppa at every turn. Life on Ennis mountain is full of adventure with bears and swans and skunks and rats. It is an outdoor playhouse for all the kids who visit and enjoy the wilderness. There is never a dull moment on the mountain.

Domenica ricorda e racconta la sua vita da bambina in Italia. Una storia d'infanzia che vi farà ridere e piangere quando racconta la perdita più dolorosa che una bambina possa sperimentare, e la difficile separazione dei suoi amici per raggiungere una vita migliore nella terra straniera.

Vigil of the Violentflies showcases artwork depicting the conflict of an ever changing force of nature and its dear consequences.

Learn about the medicinal uses of anointing and skin care. Recipes for perfumes, ointments, and other health care remedies are inside for both men and women, how to have Hollywood nails. Healing perfumes can increase your bodies ability to burn fat and stop food cravings, aid memory and learning, calm your nerves during stressful times in life. Boost your immune system. Fight the flu and fight depression. These are just a few of the things you can do with Bible healing ointments and perfumes.

"Riley Rabbit's Quest to the Ark" is a fun, enjoyable spin on the story of Noah's ark through the eyes of a rabbit. Riley must get to the ark by sundown, and on his path he meets lots pf different animals that teach him valuable life lessons. This book is perfect for children who will enjoy the humor and love the colorful illustrations.

Lucky: The Squirrel with a Tale is a book about a small creature that finds her way into the life of a woman who has five cats, two dogs, and the many things that happen to them in a short amount of time. In Chapter 1: "Lucky's Beginning," the beginning is actually the end. Then, reflection on the early days of feeding her by eyedropper, finding food she would eat, housing her, a trip to the veterinarian, playing with her, and her rapid growth follow. Chapter 2: "Lucky's Reign of Terror" exposes Lucky to other animals in the house. She reacts in a comical way that lets them know not to mess with her. Lucky's travels, "Grandma", hotel staff, family, and the effect she has on lives of others are the basis of Chapters 3 and 4.Lucky gets trapped by a man who wishes to kill her. Her subsequent "extended stay" with her human due to this near-fatal release comprise Chapter 5.Chapter 6 is a second failed attempt to free the tenacious little squirrel.Chapter 7: "Lucky's Release" Her final release briefly touches on the lessons learned from this unlikely source -one of God's funny little creatures.

This book is about family and friends coming together with their animal friends to save their world from an evil king who wants to destroy their world.

The book focuses on key issues which points to the importance of rivers in communities where pipe borne water is not readily available. It shows how the people of the community depends on the river for their drinking water, daily washing and also as a point of socialization or meeting place for families in a community. It also shows how the people of a rural community exisit in harmony with the nature until development begins.The issue of pollution from chemicals, in the absence of laws show how developers can destroy the balance of nature at the expense of communities.The books makes a plea for the preservation of what is natures greatest gift to man and encourages that education which will lead to preservation as well as advocacy for the preservation of the environment must done.

Disaster Lake is about a group of 3 people who comes up with a solution to find out a way to save a lake. She could get turned down or does it get saved? Many volunteers so many days, you'll never know until she saves it. Is Bangor, Maine gonna stay this way or is it gonna be saved by a large group of people?

In The President's Counting Book a child asks the President to count to twenty for him and President Obama responds with twenty different things to count in his own unique way. The art pieces counted are colorful and wonderfully illustrated so they captivate the reader's attention from various walks of life and the world we live in.