Children’s / Teenage general interest: Philosophy, Religion and beliefs

Walking the Dragon's Back features 96 pages that are filled with a fun storyline, vocabulary, discussion questions, and more, to engage transitioning readers and strengthen their comprehension skills.

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This adventure takes place in the spring in Arizona where Hum, a beautiful, friendly, curious hummingbird, asks the animals to help him find his best friend, the desert tortoise.

Growing up, I remembered fearing monsters.

"e;Why are there wars?

One starry evening in January, Oma spends the wee hours of the morning with her grandson, Jude.

As a former family therapist, I know the extreme need for children to know the "e;whys"e; of life.

Rosetta, the same character in the book The Truck That Could Not Move, was asking her pawpaw what it meant to see God's glory.

Max is finally out of school for the summer and is looking forward to hanging out with his dog, Dash.

When a young boy awakens to find a talking poodle peering at him over the foot of his bed, he can't believe his eyes.

Give to God and God will give you the world.

This kind-hearted tale tracks a precocious little girl named Katrina Louise through a day of idle adventure.

Have you ever been in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong people, wishing somebody would save you?

Patrick the Pit Bull is a story of a journey taken by Patrick, a young pit bull, who is on one hand shown love, and then thrusted into a world he doesn't understand.

If you are wondering how to share the message of God's love with people, this book is for you.

Amber is getting ready to go to bed, but she is worried she'll forget to do something.

Bloopy is a fun, educational, and smart friend.

How are you like Noah?

Coming from an unhappy home in Bethlehem, the little shepherd boy was happiest when he was out with the sheep at night.

Being a parent is lots of fun, despite the many responsibilities we are all familiar with.

Fun Interstellar-Themed Kids Yoga (Ages 4-8)Recommended.

The story of Jesus Christ is the fulfillment of a well-lived life.

Pickle is a carefree five-year-old who loves playing outside.

Things we use everyday are made from different materials.

Bodies of water are everywhere.

There are many types of street signs with symbols that are important to know and follow.

Need it or want it — what's the difference?

Everyone needs to get along well with others.

Everyone has to be responsible for themselves.

It is important to be a good friend.

Counting is needed for many jobs.

Teach your child about different holidays from around the world and the symbols that represent them with the Spanish children's book Simbolos de dias feriados.

Kids love to play games.

All kids can be a helper at home, by cleaning their bedrooms or feeding the dog.

Many people make rules in different situations.

Winter, spring, summer, and fall — what causes them?

Many people live in a neighborhood.

Many people make up a neighborhood.

Emergency vehicles are there when people need help.

People are different.

People live in different places and have different types of homes.

What we eat depends on where we live.

We use transportation to get from here to there.

Maps are made up of symbols that tell people where things are in a location.

Paleontologists are scientists who study dinosaur bones.

People around the world love to celebrate.

The Bible!

Jesus said, "e;Offenses are going to come!

On a Saturday night, I was sitting in bed, listening to Tabernacle of Glory's Shekinah Night (live church service).