Books with author Christian

A true story of what really did happen in a family. Hannah, the big sister and Jamie, her younger brother learn about divorce and what it means, and how they can cope. Being positive is an important part of the journey. “We really are gonna be okay.” “We” are still a family.This children’s book focuses on Christian morals, inspirational themes and family values.

Christian Tümpel’s Rembrandt is a completely revised and updated edition of his large art-monograph, which was called ‘a milestone in the Rembrandt research’ (Neue Zürcher Zeitung) when first published in the late 80s, but has since gone out of print. Rare, second-hand copies fetch a huge premium when they come on the market. This new edition will therefore be a much anticipated and welcome addition to the Rembrandt canon, especially in this, more modern format with perfectly reproduced images and published in the 400th anniversary year of the master’s birth.

Charlotte is a two year old Shih Tzu, loved and adored by her "parents". As with all doggies, she is terrified of thunderstorms and fireworks. Go on this journey with Charlotte and she will tell you how doggies find refuge in The Magical Garden from their worldly fears.Read about how Charlotte takes her Daddy to The Magical Garden and how he is reunited with all his pups.A touching tale of a couple's love for their pups, their tragic experiences and the joy of reunion.

Not content with bringing the Gallo-Romans under his sway, Clovis waged war also with the barbarian peoples in the neighborhood of his kingdom. In the year 491 he forced the Thuringians on the left bank of the Rhine to submit to him, and enrolled their warriors among his own troops. He also invited other barbarian auxiliaries to march under his standards as well as the Roman soldiers who had been placed to guard the frontier, and in this way he formed a very strong army. The fame of Clovis began to spread abroad. Theodoric, king of the Ostrogoths, who had almost completed the conquest of Italy, asked the hand of his sister Albofleda in marriage, and Clovis himself, in 493, espoused a Burgundian princess, Clotilda, daughter of Chilperic, who had died not long before, and niece of the kings Gundobad and Godigisel. Clotilda was an orthodox Christian and set herself to convert her husband—it would be possible to trace the influence of women in many of those great conversions which have had important political consequences. Half won-over, the king of the Franks allowed his children to be baptized, but he hesitated to abjure for himself the faith of his ancestors. He did not make up his mind until after his first victory over the Alemans.

Timmy the cat just wants a friend. He has no siblings or neighbors, since he and his mom live alone in a meadow, and his mom is too sick to play with him. One day, Timmy sees a human Boy and realizes the Boy could be his friend. However, the Boy lives far beyond the border of the meadow, and Timmy’s mom says Timmy will turn into a monster if he crosses that border. Timmy must decide whether to believe his mom and stay at home or risk becoming a monster to make a friend.

The One Year Alive Devotions for Students helps students focus on God's Word with powerful, true-to-life illustrations from daily life in both high school and college settings. In our media-saturated culture, in which students are bombarded with all types of distractions, The One Year Alive Devotions for Students will change how they think about God and their world.