Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Religious - Christian - Early Readers

Is Anything Better Than Getting a New Puppy? Natalie knows a surprise is coming and that it's for her. The clues all point to a new puppy. Natalie has wanted one forever. Then she finds out what the surprise really is, and she's not sure she likes it.

Can Natalie Save Her Friendship with Laurie? Natalie accidentally spills Laurie's secret. So Laurie chooses Not-So-Nice Sasha to be on her team instead of Natalie. Natalie and Laurie might stop being bestest friends--unless Nat can find a way to make things right.

What Really Makes a Birthday Extra Special? Natalie's birthday party is on Saturday, and she invites all her friends. But Not-So-Nice Sasha's birthday party is on the same day. Sasha's party has horsey rides and more games. Which party will her friends choose?

Brother, Sister, and Honey Bear need to clean their playhouse. They'd rather play outside. In The Berenstain Bears and A Job Well Done the Bear children learn what the Bible says about the joy of work.

Brother and Sister Bear wonder if they can be as brave as David when he fought Goliath. They find out when they face Too-Tall Grizzly and his gang. In The Berenstain Bears and the Gift of Courage, the cubs learn where real courage comes from.

A Lesson about Self Esteem

The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything want to try something new. Will Larry, Lunt, and Pa Grape be happy when they try to be someone they're not?

This is a Level One I Can Read book, which means it's perfect for children learning to sound out words and sentences. It aligns with guided reading level I and will be of interest to children Pre-K to 2^nd grade.

In Andi's Pony Trouble, Andi wants a horse of her own more than anything in the world, but her mother says she's too young. Forced to ride the hand-me-down pony, Coco, Andi sets out to show her family that she's...

Written for reading levels 2.0-2.8, this new story combines fun illustrations and Andi's signature curiosity to create an enjoyable reading experience that shows both new and old Circle C fans where it all started

Written for reading levels 2.0-2.8, the Circle C Beginnings series combines fun illustrations and six-year-old Andi's signature curiosity.

In book three, if Andi can't take her new foal, Taffy, to the 1874 California State Fair, she doesn't want to go. But once she's there, there are so many exciting things to see that she's glad she came . . . until her big brother tells her she can't keep the prize she won fair and square

Written for reading levels 2.0-2.8, the Circle C Beginnings series combines fun illustrations and six-year-old Andi's signature curiosity.

In book four, Andi didn't think she was afraid of anything--until now. School means being away from the ranch, away from her family, and away from Taffy. And sitting next to a boy who throws things at her. Having to stand in the corner for something that wasn't even her fault is the last straw.

The Good Deed Scouts are a group of bear cubs committed to doing a good deed each and every day. In this Berenstain Bears(R) Living Lights(TM) level one I Can Read, scouts Brother, Sister, Cousin Fred, and Lizzy set forth to find a good deed to do. The scouts decide that it is a good idea to help Mama Bear with her every day chores around the tree house. Emergent readers quickly learn that with kindness and cooperation, work gets done and then the fun can begin. Biblical values are brought out and Bible verses are quoted in this new addition to the highly successful I Can Read series. In...

Gramps and Gran go on a picnic with Mama and Papa Bear and the cubs. As the family searches high and low for the perfect spot, they end up learning a few things about respect.

In Andi's Lonely Little Pony, Taffy is growing up too quickly. Soon Taffy will have to leave her mama and stay by herself at night. When a mean boy tells Andi about the scary things that happen when a foal is separated from its mother, Andi wonders if she can keep her little horse safe

In Andi's Circle C Christmas, Andi's fun holiday break is spoiled when a grumpy, bossy visitor arrives. No more running. No catching spiders. No wearing overalls. But just when Andi thinks the fun is lost forever, she learns that she can help this unwelcome guest in a way she never imagined.