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|  | | Arrabella, God's Littlest Angel
This story, “Arrabella, God’s Littlest Angel” tells about how God chose Arrabella to be a guardian angel of a brand new baby on earth. Arrabella was so excited God had chosen her to go on this wonderful mission for Him. She is a little timid because she is the smallest angel in heaven and hasn’t had a lot of experience being a guardian angel. She wonders why God chose her over someone that was bigger and may have had more experience. God reassures her, she is up to doing the job. She flies to earth to meet the new baby and then flies back up to heaven and reports back to God. Arrabella is so excited she sings a happy little tune about the new mission God has given her.
| | | | Do Animals Get Sick Like Me?
This book talks about a little boy named Timmy who developed tonsillitis and had to stay home from school. While at home Timmy learned that animals can get sick just like he did and need to be cared for by a Veterinarian. The animals sometimes will have to take medicine just like he had to take medicine. More important, Timmy learned that there is a God above who not only cares for him but also cares for animals to.
| |  | | Lady Flatterley
This book “Lady Flatterley” is a caterpillar that became afraid and would hide up in a tall oak tree. Lady Flatterley's dream was to be able to have wings and fly someday. It wasn’t until another butterfly came along and told her that he once was a caterpillar just like her.
He explained to Lady Flatterley that before he could become a butterfly, he had to build himself a cocoon.
This story takes you through that metaphoric transformation and talks about how Lady Flatterley once being a caterpillar, built herself a cocoon.
After breaking her coccon, she discovered now she had become what she always wanted to be, a beautiful butterfly flying in the sky.
She didn't know that this was a part of God’s great plan in creation all along and she thanks God for His creation of her she most surely did love.
So little one, follow your dreams
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How To Grow A Puddle
by Edie Batstone
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 This second book in Edie's 'Puddle' series is filled with wonderful catchy rhyming poems that have positive nostalgic messages. Her whimsical illustrations carry the poems along on ripples of warm vibrant colours. |
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