Books with author Nada Serafimovic

Rigley had Annabelle's heart as soon as he jumped into her lap and kissed her on the nose. This adorable bunny brings the story behind the story of the redbird. God Is Near engages the imagination with a charming story showing how God speaks His message of love through His creation. Using signs and wonders, God teaches children that He walks with them through sadness, loneliness, or whatever life brings their way. He shows how He hears and answers prayers, but most of all, He assures children that they will never be alone because He is always near.

When most cats are kittens, they spend a good deal of their time doing three things: drinking milk, snuggling, and exploring. While they are busy doing stuff, most kittens have a mother to look after them. Kittens who do not have mothers often have a loving family of humans who are just as good. However, I am sorry to say, some kittens have neither. The story is about of one such kitten. She did not have a mother, father, or humans to care for her. She did not even have a name.

This warm-loving book is about a little girl who innocently notices the difference between the professionals and her mom. Can mom sing, cook, or coach? Of course she can. Whatever the task is, she exclaims, "My mom does it better." This sweet little book is perfect for early childhood educators. It an awesome circle time book at the beginning of the year when little ones are adjusting to being away from mom. It will fit in nicely with any Mother's Day lesson plans or activites.

“'Stand up for yourself… Believe in yourself… You’re a special person… You have a gift…an extraordinary power.’ Bear’s words rang in Sarah’s ears. What does it all mean?”Sarah is in fifth grade and has a gift. She can see spirits. When they begin appearing, everybody thinks she’s crazy, especially Tom Jacobson, a bully at school. Until…Find out how Sarah’s gift helps her deal with Tom.Activities at the end of the book help reinforce the story.Inspired by Dr. Steven Farmer’s Children Spirit Animal Cards

As an ordinary child, dealing with life’s unexpected challenges can be tricky. At times they can seem impossible when unequipped with the guidance so often provided by Mom or Dad. The Faraway King tells the story of a young girl who isn’t so ordinary, and for good reason. Her father must travel to a faraway land to fulfill his duty as a soldier—a difficult concept to grasp at her age, especially because he’s also her best friend. Shortly after hearing the sad news of his impending departure, her vivid imagination takes over as she justifies the hardship of her important role of Princess—and his duty as her King.

When most cats are kittens, they spend a good deal of their time doing three things: drinking milk, snuggling, and exploring. While they are busy doing stuff, most kittens have a mother to look after them. Kittens who do not have mothers often have a loving family of humans who are just as good. However, I am sorry to say, some kittens have neither. The story is about of one such kitten. She did not have a mother, father, or humans to care for her. She did not even have a name.

As an ordinary child, dealing with life’s unexpected challenges can be tricky. At times they can seem impossible when unequipped with the guidance so often provided by Mom or Dad. The Faraway King tells the story of a young girl who isn’t so ordinary, and for good reason. Her father must travel to a faraway land to fulfill his duty as a soldier—a difficult concept to grasp at her age, especially because he’s also her best friend. Shortly after hearing the sad news of his impending departure, her vivid imagination takes over as she justifies the hardship of her important role of Princess—and his duty as her King.

“Pay attention to the magic in the world,” the crow chirped. “You can create anything you like through magic. Your thoughts are powerful!”Sarah is a fifth grader and she has a gift. She can see spirits. When she meets Leila, a fourth grader with telekinetic abilities, she is ecstatic that she has found a friend like her. But when Leila uses her powers against the kids who taunt her in school, Sarah takes Leila under her wing and teaches her how to use them in a positive way. In the end, Leila “saves the day!”Activities at the end of the book help reinforce the story.Inspired by Dr. Steven Farmer’s Children’s Spirit Animal Cards