Books with author Norman 1888- Davey

This book is about a young girl with big dreams of one day being an astronaut and going to outer space. She wants to see the planets and galaxies while looking through a window of a space ship, and to be aboard the International Space Station (ISS) performing experiments in the quest to make life better for everyone, and to maybe land on a distant planet and explore God's beautiful creations.

This book is about a young girl with big dreams of one day being an astronaut and going to outer space. She wants to see the planets and galaxies while looking through a window of a space ship, and to be aboard the International Space Station (ISS) performing experiments in the quest to make life better for everyone, and to maybe land on a distant planet and explore God's beautiful creations.

This book talks about Jesus being born, growing up being obedient to his father (God) and his parents (Mary and Joseph), showing love for his fellow man/woman, suffering and dying for our sins to be forgiven by God and accepting Gods trust that his WILL, will be done. I personally want to thank God for the many blessings he has bestowed upon my life and all of the people I love and love me and for giving his son Jesus the strength and power to redeem us from sin and for teaching us that through Jesus is our road to God. I pray that this book enhance the lives of every reader especially the children of the world, stay strong, faithful and obedient unto God like Jesus did and Jesus will guide you the rest of the way.

This book talks about Jesus being born, growing up being obedient to his father (God) and his parents (Mary and Joseph), showing love for his fellow man/woman, suffering and dying for our sins to be forgiven by God and accepting God's trust that his Will, will be done. I personally want to thank God for the many blessings he has bestowed upon my life and all of the people I love and love me and for giving his son Jesus the strength and power to redeem us from sin and for teaching us that through Jesus is our road to God. I pray that this book enhance the lives of every reader especially the children of the world, stay strong, faithful and obedient unto God like Jesus did and Jesus will guide you the rest of the way.

This book is about a young boy with big dreams of one day being an astronaut and going to outer space. He wants to see the planets and galaxies while looking through a window of a space ship, and to be aboard the International Space Station (ISS) performing experiments in the quest to make life better for everyone, and to maybe land on a distant planet and explore Gods beautiful creations.

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