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|  | | Anyone Seen My Rose-Colored Glasses?
How God's Word works itself into everyday life.
Wearing rose-colored glasses may be hazardous to your health. It's true. I know this because I once wore rose-colored glasses and it became quite uncomfortable. I finally realized in order to see things more clearly, I needed to shed myself of this obstruction. It was scary at first. After a while, when things started to make more sense, my soul took a sigh of relief.
Within the pages of this book you'll find a collection of stories dealing with all sorts of issues. Some funn, some sad, some controverserial. All sure to make you think and even chuckle a time or two.
Li | |  | | Arnold J. Peppercorn! Why Must You Have Such a Loud Personality?
Arnold J. really does try to stay out of trouble, but mischief just won't leave him alone.
Arnold J. Peppercorn really does try to stay out of trouble. It seems like mischief just won't leave him alone. Arnold J's best friend, George Spaghetti, can't seem to make Arnold J. understand that sometimes having a loud personality isn't such a good thing.
A person might think after the Mulberry Dam accident, the theater caper, and Mr. Quinn, the school principal, catching Arnold J. and George red handed that Arnold J. might learn to shut the door in the face of mischief.
When Arnold J. pushes his luck too far, he learns that life brings us many lessons and he's abo | |  | | Dealing with Margaret: Elizabeth Marie Hutchinson-When I Dream
Elizabeth learns how to deal with difficult people and that finding the good side to someone even when you think there is no good side to be found isn't easy.
font color="#444444" size="3">For Elizabeth Marie Hutchinson, meeting Pappus was the best thing that could have ever happened. Now that Pappus has helped her solve her problem with her best friends; it is time to deal with Margaret Callahan. Only how does anyone deal with Margaret? She is without a doubt the meanest, most conceited, brattiest girl in the whole school. What was Elizabeth thinking when she promised Pappus she would try to be friends with Margaret? Why would anyone want to be friends with Margaret in the first/font> font style="color: rgb(68, 68, 68); font-size: 14px;">plac | |  | | Elizabeth Marie Hutchinson-When I Dream
Elizabeth learns the true meaning of friendship when her best friends put her in the middle of their argument.
Being an only child can sometimes be quite adventurous. Elizabeth Marie Hutchinson—When I Dream is a charming tale of an only child. Elizabeth is a young girl with a vivid imagination. On rainy days when she is stuck inside, her imagination takes over. During those times, Elizabeth is able to enter into a magnificent dream world filled with magic—or is it magic? With no brothers and sisters around to keep you busy, you daydream a lot; however, when Elizabeth dreams, she travels to a far-off place and there she meets someone who changes her life forever. Pappus becomes a very spe | |  | | I'm a Detective! Elizabeth Marie Hutchinson-When I Dream
Elizabeth discovers that there is a family right in her own neighbor who is in need and is delighted when her community comes together the help. But what about the Wilson Middle School thief? How in the world will she'll ever figure out a way to stop them?
span style="font-family: arial; font-size: 12pt;">If getting your best friends to stop fighting and dealing with Margaret wasn’t hard enough, now Elizabeth is faced with the task of figuring out who the Wilson Middle School thief is, and why this person is stealing from the students, the school cafeteria, and the school gym. When things around the school start disappearing, Elizabeth finds herself in the position of becoming a detective. She rounds up her friends and tells them her plan to catch the thief…well…actually it’s Pappu | |  | | Tracks in the Snow
A children's picture book illustrated by student artists ages 6-12.
The lady of the house awakes one cold snowy morning to discover that while she slept, a mysterious little creature left his tracks in the snow on her front stoop. She can't imagine what he was looking for. She never heard the slightest thing. Had he been in her yard before? Then she remembers a time when a pesky little critter passed through her yard exploring. She laughs as she recalls chasing him around and around her back yard. Could it be? You'll just have to read the book to find out! | |  | | Words and Actions
Children's e-book that teaches children positive virtues.
Words and Actions is a children's e-book that teaches children positive virtues. Award-winning author, Regina Stone Matthews, uses her main character, Elizabeth Marie Hutchinson, from her When I Dream series of books to help easily explain the importance of having positive characteristics. Elizabeth shares words, their meaning and how the words can actually shine through in a person's actions.
This guide helps teach kids the importance of their words and actions as well as how they shape and affect their lives. Some of the positive virtues this book focuses on include:
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The Easy Study Bible: John
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