Books with author Michelle Prater Burke

Grow your toddler’s heart with little words from God’s Word! These nineteen little words offer a big way to connect your toddler to the Bible! With each tiny-sized devotion, your little one will better understand words such as Jesus, joy, promise, and prayer and learn to connect them with short Scriptures. It’s a perfect first devotional for your favorite toddler! Text by Michelle Prater Burke. Illustrated by Holli Conger.

All is well, Little Love. Good night! At bedtime, little ones often have a hard time letting go of the day, sometimes for fear of what they are missing while alone in bed. But this delightful board book replaces those fears with reminders that toddlers are loved and cared for throughout the night. Each spread welcomes a new Big and Little pair of matching animals. Big is calmly telling Little Love about all the things that will happen while Little Love is dreaming. . . . Most importantly, God, who never sleeps, will be ever watchful until morning and beyond.

Being a child prodigy is'nt always easy. Especially in a small rural town. Being the new kid in town slash social misfit is'nt easy either. When two teen outcasts unite together they find out that sometimes high school isn't all bad. That falling in love for the first time isn't easy either. That sometimes you can't plan everything and in the end there is nothing more than the right now

Grow your toddler’s heart with little words from God’s Word! These nineteen little words offer a big way to connect your toddler to the Bible! With each tiny-sized devotion, your little one will better understand words such as Jesus, joy, promise, and prayer and learn to connect them with short Scriptures. It’s a perfect first devotional for your favorite toddler! Text by Michelle Prater Burke. Illustrated by Holli Conger.

The story behind one of America's beloved landmarks told in simple language and colorful artwork. Hundreds of French workers helped Bartholdi measure and build the statue. It was hard work! The statue was so big that it had to be built in pieces. Its finger was taller than a man! Millions of people visit the Statue of Liberty each year. Here, in just 250 words, are answers to many of the questions that children are sure to have during those visits. The text and art were reviewed by an historian at the statue. And the board book format makes it perfect for young travelers whether armchair traveler or visitor. Ages 3-5.

All is well, Little Love. Good night! At bedtime, little ones often have a hard time letting go of the day, sometimes for fear of what they are missing while alone in bed. But this delightful board book replaces those fears with reminders that toddlers are loved and cared for throughout the night. Each spread welcomes a new Big and Little pair of matching animals. Big is calmly telling Little Love about all the things that will happen while Little Love is dreaming. . . . Most importantly, God, who never sleeps, will be ever watchful until morning and beyond.

This little book of about 250 words introduces young children to one of America’s most beloved symbols of freedom. Children will learn that the statue was a gift from France; that it was shipped across the ocean in pieces and assembled on Bedloe’s Island, and that the copper covering is only the thickness of a nickel. This delightful book is sure to answer the many questions of the statue’s youngest visitors.

This little book of about 200 words introduces very young children to the Wright brothers, innovators in the world of flight. Here is the story of their childhoods, their fascination with planes, and their dedication to creating a machine that would fly them through the air. This small, delightful book is sure to please even the youngest plane enthusiast.

Being a child prodigy is'nt always easy. Especially in a small rural town. Being the new kid in town slash social misfit is'nt easy either. When two teen outcasts unite together they find out that sometimes high school isn't all bad. That falling in love for the first time isn't easy either. That sometimes you can't plan everything and in the end there is nothing more than the right now