Books with author Alan King

Four Short Christian Bedtime Stories for Children: The Three Lumps of Clay, The Song of the Temple Stones, The Sweet Smell of Incense, and My Christian Teddy by Robert Alan King is a book with over 4,200 words. It is written for children ranging in age from 6 to 12 years old. Though The Three Lumps of Clay and The Song of the Temple Stones were both previously published as printed children's books, The Sweet Smell of Incense and My Christian Teddy are being published in book format for the first time.This inspirational series of children's stories is in a specific order to better systematically affect your children as they partake on each adventure. As they move from one story to the next, they will be encouraged to surrender to God and allow him to shape their lives, be patient with hope that God has a purpose for them, believe God and his promises, and know that God provides for them and protects them.After each story, there are questions provided that you can ask your children, allowing them to think and ponder about the lessons in the tale. This is followed with a suggested prayer so you can pray with them about what they have learned. Robert Alan King is an ordained minister through Calvary Chapel.

The Mad Goat Mystery by Jonathan Harlen. 'Dandruff's never charged at anybody in his life,' the farmer said. 'He wouldn't hurt a fly.' So why has he gone totally berserk? Spaceman Bill by Victor Kelleher. When Spaceman Bill landed on earth he caused a sensation. No-one had ever seen such a fantastic spaceship before. So who was Bill and where had he come from? Croc on the Loose by Grace MacDonald Baldwin. 'Hey, what ya got there? A crocodile! Gee, I wish I'd caught him. What if I borrow him for a bit?' Time Turns on Spooky Hill by David Metzenthen. A mob of people are heading for the police barracks. 'Now we'll see some action,' says Cal.

The Lighthouse Secret by Penny Garnsworthy. The howling wind and pounding surf drowned out all other sounds. The secret of the lighthouse was securely locked behind the old wooden door. Jack and the Skyhook by Damien Broderick. Jack, an interstellar cadet, exchanges his cow (computerised spacesuit) for a handful of beans. The result is disastrous. He is in trouble again. The Giant Scrub Python by Grace MacDonald Baldwin. There was a snake on the track, barely a metre in front of them. It was a carpet, but unlike any carpet snake either boy had ever seen, for it was huge, with a body as thick as a man's thigh. Uncorked! by Archimede Fusillo. Lance couldn't believe it! He'd only just started treasure hunting and already he'd got lucky. Boy has he got lucky!

The Mad Goat Mystery by Jonathan Harlen. 'Dandruff's never charged at anybody in his life,' the farmer said. 'He wouldn't hurt a fly.' So why has he gone totally berserk? Spaceman Bill by Victor Kelleher. When Spaceman Bill landed on earth he caused a sensation. No-one had ever seen such a fantastic spaceship before. So who was Bill and where had he come from? Croc on the Loose by Grace MacDonald Baldwin. 'Hey, what ya got there? A crocodile! Gee, I wish I'd caught him. What if I borrow him for a bit?' Time Turns on Spooky Hill by David Metzenthen. A mob of people are heading for the police barracks. 'Now we'll see some action,' says Cal.

The Mad Goat Mystery by Jonathan Harlen. 'Dandruff's never charged at anybody in his life,' the farmer said. 'He wouldn't hurt a fly.' So why has he gone totally berserk? Spaceman Bill by Victor Kelleher. When Spaceman Bill landed on earth he caused a sensation. No-one had ever seen such a fantastic spaceship before. So who was Bill and where had he come from? Croc on the Loose by Grace MacDonald Baldwin. 'Hey, what ya got there? A crocodile! Gee, I wish I'd caught him. What if I borrow him for a bit?' Time Turns on Spooky Hill by David Metzenthen. A mob of people are heading for the police barracks. 'Now we'll see some action,' says Cal.

The Lighthouse Secret by Penny Garnsworthy. The howling wind and pounding surf drowned out all other sounds. The secret of the lighthouse was securely locked behind the old wooden door. Jack and the Skyhook by Damien Broderick. Jack, an interstellar cadet, exchanges his cow (computerised spacesuit) for a handful of beans. The result is disastrous. He is in trouble again. The Giant Scrub Python by Grace MacDonald Baldwin. There was a snake on the track, barely a metre in front of them. It was a carpet, but unlike any carpet snake either boy had ever seen, for it was huge, with a body as thick as a man's thigh. Uncorked! by Archimede Fusillo. Lance couldn't believe it! He'd only just started treasure hunting and already he'd got lucky. Boy has he got lucky!