Books with author Stephanie Jeffs

God's Love At Christmas is a mini version of the children's picture book The Story of Christmas. It small size and affordable price make this a perfect gift for children messages, Sunday school classes, or day school classes. Even in this mini version the beautiful illustrations capture all the joy and wonder of the very first Christmas and birth of our Savior, Jesus. God's Love At Christmas coordinates with the God's Love at Christmas Advent/Christmas materials.

This collection of brand new, action-packed stories of Bible characters are told in the first person to read like autobiographies. Focusing on the main events in each character's life, we see how they thought, how they sometimes trusted God and sometimes questioned him. Children will see that these are real people and will be able to identify with many of their feelings. The stories are divided into short, easy-to-read chapters with line drawings highlighting important events.

In Nubia a woman can be whatever she chooses. At 14, Kandake knows exactly what she choosses...Prime Warrior of Nubia. But her grandmother has said that she will follow her father on the throne.Refusing to abandon her warrior dreams, she continues to train. When her brother is kidnapped, Kandake learns she must be both queen and warrior to win his release!

In ancient Nubia a woman can become whatever she chooses. At age 14 Kandake knows exactly what she chooses...Prime Warrior of Nubia. But her grandmother has said that she will follow her father on the throne. Refusing to abandon her warrior dreams, she continues to train. When her brother is kidnapped, Kandake learns she must be both queen and warrior to win his release!

Princess Kandake, youngest child of King Amani and heir to the throne of Nubia, has determined to continue her warrior training, but that is not the only thing that complicates her 14 year old life. When the king receives a dispatch from Pharaoh Nakhtnebef of Egypt, Kandake is sent to find out why the pharaoh would need Nubia’s warriors to remain in Egypt any longer and why he has included a secret symbol within his message—help. In Egypt, Kandake discovers treachery and a poisoned pharaoh, the identity of the bandits that attacked Nubia’s caravans, a Nubian orphan, and that Kandake may be Sakhmet—the Egyptian goddess of war.

This collection of brand new, action-packed stories of Bible characters are told in the first person to read like autobiographies. Focusing on the main events in each character's life, we see how they thought, how they sometimes trusted God and sometimes questionned him. Children will see that these are real people and will be able to identify with many of their feelings. The stories are divided into short, easy-to-read chapters with line drawings highlighting important events.