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A family forced to live in the forest to protect their son.
A place for Tarif is a dreamy fairy tale about a family forced to live in the
forest because their son is born different... |
|  | | Along Came Kzyion
The blossoming of Sibling relationships.
span style="color: rgb(10, 16, 26); font-family: museo-sans, sans-serif; font-size: 16px; white-space-collapse: preserve;">Along Came Kzyion is a story about siblings who share the same father but different mothers. Simone “Moe” is the eldest and has been an only child for most of her life. When she was a teenager, her baby brother Kzyion was born. She loved and adored him from the start, and he grew to love her back as he learned to speak./span>
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|  | | Carson The Caterpillar
A small creature living in a picturesque park.
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div>span style="color: rgb(10, 16, 26); font-family: museo-sans, sans-serif; font-size: 16px; white-space-collapse: preserve;">Carson The Caterpillar is about a small creature living in a picturesque park. One day Carson looks up and observes and enchanting butterfly soaring gracefully through the air. Carson whished with all his heart that he too could soar gracefully in the air. Carson tells his mother of his desire to fly like the butterfly. His mother assures him that he is exactly who God created him to be. She explained that there is beauty in every c |
|  | | Jordyn's Trip
A story about a little girl named Jordyn and Trip Trip, her baby brother.
The story shed light on how child's play can reveal valuable lessons about life. Unknowingly, Trip takes us through a three-step process.
1. He considered the current situation.
2. He decided what he wanted instead.
3. He took action by jumping into his Papaw's lap.
After assessing the problem, Trip found safety by jumping into Papaw's lap. To the spiritual individual, the story is reflective of |
|  | | Jordyn's Trip, Part 2
In part two of Jordyn's Trip, the siblings are now in grade school. The story takes place during a visit to their grandparents.
Jordyn and Trip spends the weekend with their grandparents in a rual area of town. During the visit, Trip reveals another valuable life lesson pertaining to good fear versus bad fear or healthy fear versus unhealthy fear. |
|  | | Learning To FlyTogether
Children's Picture Book
An animated story of two birds stuck in the path of a storm. |
|  | | Life is Not a Dream
An autobiography of strength and courage.
A personal autoboiopgraphy of resilience in the face of pain, loss, hurt, and
dissappointments. It is also story about love and the Grace of God. Listen to
the song "Broken Glass House" inspired by the book. Like the song? Buy the
book.
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|  | | Living Between the Already and the Not Yet
A devotional for the weary heart still waiting, the hopeful soul still believing, and the faithful pilgrim learning to walk with God.
This booklet is for the hopeful soul still believing, the weary heart still waiting and the faithful pilgrim learning to walk with God in the tension of what is and what is to come. It is a devotional for those who find themselves in the middle-between answered prayers and lingering questions, between grief and healing, between the cross and the crown.
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|  | | Moe's World
A story about a little girls first daycare experience.
A childrens book about a little girls first daycare experience. |
|  | | Secret Circle
In a time when she should have been running toward God, Claire's sister Sydney, decided to run in the opposite direction. She became caught up in a circle of deceit. It wasn't until her life was turned upside down that she decided to run toward what she had been running from.
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|  | | State of the Body
State of the Body sounds the horn of justice mingled with the chord of love. It is written to "the body of Christ," a phrase which she expounds on in the books introduction. State of the Body calls for the appreciation of the uniqueness of each member of the body, regardless of their ability.
Roberta Jeffers-Guess was born the fourth month on the 12sup>th/sup> day in the year 1959. A published author, Guess has several poems and short stores under her belt. She was working on her second book when she was inspired to write State of the Body. Now that it's written the burden has been lifted. She is an alumni of Allen University, Columbia International University, Liberty University, Suffield University, and student of Long Ridge Writers Group. After hearing of the nursing shortage she positioned herself to become an RN and is currently |
|  | | State of The Body
A revised edition of the original book where the human body is used to illustrate how the church is the Body of Christ comprised of individuals.
A book calling for unity in the Body of Christ. The author uses scriptures to illustrate the concept of the church as the Body of Christ. The author uses the analagy of the human body to demonstrate how Jesus' Body is a community of trillions of living breathing beings.
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|  | | The Brave Child King and the Wild Beasts
A child king whose wisdom, kindness, and bravery far exceeded his young age.
A story of a beloved child king whose bravery is tested when he has to face beasts threatening his kingdom. |
|  | | The First Christmas: The Story of Baby Jesus
A children's Christmas Story.
This is a hard cover book about the birth of Jesus Christ. This story is about the first Christmas revealing God's greatest gift to the world. |
|  | | The Frog That Would Not Jump
Joshua's first frog jumping contest and a frog with special abilities
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|  | | The Lion and The Tree
A lesson in humility.
span style="color: rgb(10, 16, 26); font-family: museo-sans, sans-serif; font-size: 16px; white-space-collapse: preserve;">The Lion and The Tree is a fairy tale which unfolds a conversation between a lion and a tree. One day while out on a stroll through the jungle, the lion inflated with arrogance boasted about his power. He roared his claim of being the king of the jungle. As the lion sought comfort under the tree's shade, the tree gave a lesson in humility to the lion. The tree informed the lion that without trees like itself, he would have no kingdom to rule. The tree also infor |
|  | | With Two Wings
Birds blissfully perched on a tree branch until it was interrupted by a storm.
span style="color: rgb(10, 16, 26); font-family: museo-sans, sans-serif; font-size: 16px; white-space-collapse: preserve;">In a mesmerizing dream about an imminent storm, With Two Wings unveils itself. Two birds blissfully perched on a branch of a majestic oak tree. However, their tranquility is interrupted by the powerful winds, breaking both the branches and of the tree and the fragile wings of the birds. As realization of their injury dawns upon them, the two birds find comfort in the of their unbroken wings and together, bravely soar to safety./span> |
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