Books published by publisher Action International

This collection of childrens' books contains these titles: Granny Han's Breakfast; Ian and the Gigantic Leafy Obstacle; New Toes for Tia; The Gods Must be Angry. Each book is between 24 and 32 pages of fun reading and character building lessons for children ages 5 to 10 years old. Granny Han's Breakfast By Sheila Groves When Granny Han went to her cupboard one morning, her cupboard was bare! Granny prayed for her food anyway, and before she knew it, a large and wonderful breakfast appeared before her eyes. Read the adult version of this true story and the other adventures of Granny Han in Pauline Hamilton's "To A Different Drum" also available from OMF Books. Ian and the Gigantic Leafy Obstacle By Sheila Miller Ian's plans to visit another village in Thailand are ruined when a tree falls in front of his truck. Stuck in the forest with no one to help him, Ian sees God's answer to his prayer come out from behind the trees. New Toes For Tia By Larry Dinkins An 8-year old girl in Thailand is crippled by badly burned feet. She's sent to a hospital and gets much more than the new toes to help her run and play again. The Gods Must Be Angry By Sheila Miller and Ian Murray Bradit loved to play at being Band Major. But then disaster struck - his stick knocked the head off of the Happy Idol! Father was furious, mother was horrified, and Bradit himself was very, very scared. It all ended in a bonfire.

The parting of the Red Sea, David and Goliath, Jesus and the Samaritan woman, Lazarus being raised from the dead, these stories and many others form a solid foundation for children learning about the Bible for the first time. As children learn about their faith and hear these exciting stories, the Bible truly comes alive for them. The colorful illustrations included with each story will be loved by children of all ages and provide a solid image in children's minds to establish the reality of the stories. These timeless and absolutely true stories such as how Jesus loves the children and the day of Pentecost are loved by children the world over. After each story, you will find helpful questions to spur discussion and to help children commit them to memory. This colorful and delightfully fun book is an essential for any parent who desires to train their child in righteousness.

Once upon a time, all the trees on earth lived very close together. They enjoyed one another's company until the ground got a little too crowded. Then they had a problem. But what should they do next? This story teaches students through literature about seed dispersal and how things move throughout nature. In addition to a story that excites students in Science and Engineering, this book contains parent guided activities designed to encourage and enable parents and grandparents to introduce science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) concepts to young children through materials that can be found around the home.

Unique like me was written to foster a positive sense of self and belonging for children who may look different from their family members. It also serves to generate acceptance and an understanding of this for children who may not directly identify. There is a need to understand that children may look different from their family members due to multi-racial ethnicity, adoption and even blended family scenarios. This important subject is addressed for a pre-school-to-first-grade audience through light text, and photos accompanied by charming drawings. The back of the book features a "colour-me-in" map tracking the nationalities of parents and grandparents.