Children’s / Teenage: Poetry

Parents, do you struggle with how to explain the Holy Trinity to your small children?

A Baby in There!

Little Is Much When God Is in It is a childrens Bible story book that shows throughout the Bible how God uses somewhat little things to complete His purpose.

Landscape paintings by local artists enhance this full-color book featuring a bedtime prayer that soothes your child to sleep in peace.

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This book is an attempt to defamiliarize the Christmas stories found in the Bible.

Going through a rough time?

Want to learn more about the prophet Isaiah?

What can today's church learn from the early church?

Having taught elementaryaged Sunday School students for many years, Sandee Freese realized that most curricula usually just teach individual stories of the Bible, without connecting them to God's overall plan of redemption through Jesus, the Messiah, our Savior.

M is for Minnesota combines dazzling photos with fun and informative couplets which describe the pictures and offer clear picture-word associations.

This state ABC book for children features brilliant color photographs; each lively page highlights a unique aspect of Alaska's beauty and culture.

Its almost Halloween, and Monster needs to decide what hes going to be.

One Day is a collection of poems which highlights the issues and challenges facing mankind in the 20th and 21st centuries.

"e;From ethics to eros, Shirley Hall's poetry has an edge that sharply dissects the dilemmas of contemporary life.

"e;Where does the sun go?

Are you confident with poetry, an expert in Dickens, at ease with modern drama, but a bit more unsure when it comes to Shakespeare?

A practical guide to pedagogy in the English classroom, supporting the teaching abstract, classic and challenging texts and concepts.

Excitement spreads like bush through the jungle.

Open this book carefully: as soon as you do, the wind will sweep you up across the city.

A boy selkie who takes girlness off like a sealskin, an untameable kelpie, the warrior-wife of a princess, and a Loch Ness monster who is too busy having fun to worry about words like "e;girl"e; or "e;boy"e;.

Can you imagine a world without bees?