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A lovely book explaining the death of a loved one through the eyes of a child.
When his beloved grandmother dies Peter is extremely cross and disappointed. He loved her so much and now she is gone. No more cookies and chocolate, long talks and Sunday morning visits after church. How could a loving and just God take his gran away when he specifically asked Him to make her better?
It is through his conversation with his parents that Peter gradually understands that God will be there for him no matter what form his expression takes.
This compassionate story points to God as a source of strength and comfort in the difficult process of accepting the death of | |  | | No is an Answer too
Kevin is heartbroken when his beloved dog is hit by a car and killed. Why didn't God make his dog better when he asked Him to? This touching story deals with the common question asked by children and adults alike: "Why don't prayers always get answered?"
| |  | | Silly Willy
There is no doubt about it - Willy Watt is a simpleton! Going from one job to another, he manages to create havoc and mayhem wherever he goes. Will Willy ever find a job to suit his 'abilities'? Does such a job even exist?
Join the hilarious antics of Silly Willy as he tries his hand at delivering milk, making hotdogs, running a pet shop - all with disastrous results. A must-read for anyone who enjoys a good belly laugh.
| |  | | The Woodcutter's Son
In the truest tradition of Hans Christian Andersen and the Brothers Grimm comes The Woodcutter’s Son. A timeless tale of honesty and friendship, sure to warm the heart, The Woodcutter’s Son seems bound to take its place alongside the classics of fiction’s halcyon days.
Each dawn is greeted with the sad song of the beautiful princess, held captive by her cruel father who has placed the most unattainable demand on any would-be suitor. Enter the handsome and cunning woodcutter's son, who is determined to win the princess's hand in marriage. |
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