Books with author Ann Marie Lee

Who says learning about the Bible has to be boring? Bible reading opens up an entire spiritual world of adventure and excitement, and if it is approached with interest appeal and fun, children can find a spiritual excitement in an ancient book that is still relevant for today. Come along and share this book with a favorite child in your life and explore the Bible through the alphabet, looking at twenty-six different people, places, and things found in the Bible, corresponding to each different letter. From Adam to Zephaniah, and everything in between, the beauty of Bible people and places are explored through great artwork of the ages, edited as pencil drawings for beautiful illustration, relatable to children. Spark faith in the next generation by sharing this book with them, which will quickly become a repeat classic in your favorite child’s library.

Catherine takes David, Elizabeth, and Katy to the Cataman village to see the newest attraction, the Holo-Cat, a Holographic Computerized and Autonomous Teacher. New and wondrous things await our young friends in this strange environment. Go with David and the gang as they tour through the digestive system in the Holo-Cat. It’s a great way to learn and have fun reading at the same time.

MUY CALIENTE!Welcome to the wacky and wonderful world of Maya & Miguel with these fabulous books that tie into the hit show on PBS!Basado en un episodio de la serie de la televisión en el que Miguel y sus amigos forman un grupo de música. El papá de Miguel empieza a darles consejos, pero al final se quiere involucrar demasiado. ¿Cómo le puede decir Miguel a su padre que prefieren hacerlo a su manera?

Ruthie Bayer is stuck. Her mom is totally overprotective, her dad is nonexistent, and her best friends can’t help her now when she needs them most: Out of the blue, Ruthie has fallen in love with the boy next door, Perry. Perry has suddenly grown up and made her heart go thwang, and Ruthie has no idea what to do about it.Then a new girl shows up at school, and Ruthie realizes she has to do something, and fast. Jenna is perfect, from her perfectly straight hair to her perfectly manicured toes. Perry’s noticed her, too, and worse, Jenna has noticed him right back. Ruthie knows she has to call her aunt, New York’s “Goddess of Love.” If Aunt Marty, romance columnist and woman of the world, can’t turn Ruthie into a perfect girl, no one can . . . but she might also turn Ruthie’s entire world upside down.