Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Religious - Christian - Bedtime & Dreams

Harry Duck is reluctant to play the drummer boy in a Christmas nativity until Sally Duck and Burly Bear give him an important lesson about the real meaning of Christmas. Harry learns that the greatest Christmas gift he could ever receive was already paid for and could never be purchased with all the riches in the world. This gift was delivered to earth long ago wrapped in swaddling clothes--not pretty paper and bows--then it was placed in a humble manger--not under a tree. A gift so valuable and so precious that is meant for everyone to open.

Zoom Boom, the scarecrow is a fictional character who lives on a magical farm with his many farm friends. The caretakers of the farm, farmer Don and his wife are very happy that Zoom Boom lives on the farm. He helps many of the farm animals, to include those pesky crows stay out of trouble. Zoom Boom is always there to assist and help the animals. However, he learns a lot from them also, such as how to save money and how to recycle. Zoom Boom main focus is teach children lessons from everyday life which will help them make wise choices, and be nice to others.

When a bright star suddenly appears in the eastern sky one evening, it thinks it's the luckiest star ever because it's brighter than all other stars in the sky. As it heads westward though, it notices that kings and shepherds are following it to the sleepy town of Bethlehem. It's there that the star discovers its divine purpose and realizes that luck had nothing to do with it.

All children have their own talents and dreams. So many are bullied for it. For all those who are different, may you be inspired and shine For you are truly beautiful and greatly needed in this world

The beauty and wonders of the night

Invite you on a moonlit flight

Take a ride at the ‘Dream Land Fair’

And send your prayers into the air

Do you want to stand on the moon?

You’d better hurry! Night ends soon..

What is love and how does love differ from a wish? Or are they really one and the same? And if they are not the same thing, maybe they should be Ask yourself this puzzling question as you go through each page of this 'learn to read' book with its fun and familiar Penelope Dyan illustrations, filled with word recognition, word repetition and rhyme, and look for some brand new vocabulary building words while you are at it (Don't worry. They also repeat )

Written by award winning author, attorney and former teacher, Penelope Dyan, this book has extra large print for young and...