Ficción general (infantil/juvenil)

When Herman discovers how big and powerful God is, he feels smaller than ever. How could a little blue fish like him be important enough to be noticed? But, Psalm 93:4 says: ?The Lord on high is mightier than the waves of the sea,? and He cares for everyone regardless of size. Herman?s adventure helps all little fish understand that God gives them the ability to do great things.



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A kidnapped father. An ancient tome. A mystical gem. When 14-yr old Abby Fletcher returns home to present day Scotland with the help of her magical dog, Finlay, she receives a disturbing message: the Book of Shay in exchange for the life of her father. Pressed for time, Abby and the young Scotsman, Rory, set off in search of the mysterious book. In a whirlwind adventure filled with time travel, frightful adversaries and enchanted beings, their path leads to a timeworn stone circle. There, with Berry Brae?s secret revealed, Abby must make a life-changing decision in this second installment of the Red King Trilogy.

David and the Gorilla is a colorful fantasy story for children ages 4-8 that covers the topics of bravery and courage while confronting your inner most fears. Beautifully illustrated with a story that will make children laugh to the end, this book also holds valuable life lessons. This is the third book in Sneaky Boy?s library of works. This wonderful book is terrific for reluctant readers and touches on the importance of family and the life lessons we learn from our parents. A great story with a surprising twist in the end makes David and the Gorilla a must have for any young reader!

Kolie is a young crow, who lost his parents during the brutal massacre of birds. Humans have decided to eliminate birds because they believe that birds have brought diseases to their society. Kolie and the few remaining birds are running away from the evil princess?Annsey?who is after their blood.?Annsey wants to kill the birds, and then use their blood to complete her magic potion, so she could put the king and the royal court under her evil spell. Kolie and his friends are eager to get to Damaron Mountain, where the mythical bird Simurgh lives. They want to have a peaceful life, on Damaron, far from the evil princess and any other human. In their journey, the birds face evil forces and numerous life-threatening obstacles, which could destroy them before they could reach Damaron.

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Children come in all different shapes and sizes. ?They come in different colors, too! ?Yet children and adults alike have been known to treat children of different races differently. ?Some do not outwardly treat them differently, but have strong feelings about whether or not their children should associate with certain children because of their skin. This book is to hlep children, parents, mental health workers, teachers, lawyers, doctors and others to take a look at children who are racially mixed and to think about what that might be like.

This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. To ensure a quality reading experience, this work has been proofread and republished using a format that seamlessly blends the original graphical elements with text in an easy-to-read typeface.We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.



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It is the Merriest Time of the Year! But why is Snowman Paul so sad? ?What would you do if your beloved snowman told you that he feels sad about being left out in the cold while you and your entire family are celebrating a joyous Christmas Eve inside? Can Dan figure out a way to make Snowman Paul's Christmas just as special as his? Read this heartwarming and humorous Christmas story to find out.?? "No way!" snapped Paul. "Christmas is near, And I have nothing much to cheer... You'll have your fancy meal inside... You'll carol by the fireside... You'll light your shiny Christmas tree... You'll chat with everyone but me. If that's called friendship, I don't know. Perhaps I'd rather be plain snow!" Fast paced and stunningly illustrated by Joanna Pasek, this rhyming picture book series carries great messages for kids - don't cheat, apologize when you do wrong, make up for your mistakes, don't allow bullies to intimidate you, love nature, be respectful of others and, above all, pursue your dreams and don't be easily discouraged. The lessons embedded in Snowman Paul's adventures can be enjoyed by any age, but



El gusano, el caracol, la hormiga, el pájaro, la libélula, la araña, los grillos, la mariposa, el mosquito, la mosca, la rana¿ ¡ah!,y la pulga son los amigos de Mariquilla. Todos ellos muestran su mundo, la naturaleza, y nos cuentan sus anécdotas.