Books published by publisher Garber Communications

A delightful introduction to our bodies and actions, featuring favorite animals Crouch down like a tiny mouse. Stretch up tall like a big, furry bear Flip-flop your feet and wiggle-waddle to and fro. In the blink of an eye, you're a duck in a pond, You're a mouse in a house, you're a bear in a lair. As you turn from page to page, Join in to see what wonderful animal you can be. From the top of our heads to the tips of our toes, our bodies do amazing things. Add a dash of imagination, and there's no end to what we can be-a puppy dog cocking its ears to hear a faraway sound; a kangaroo using its strong legs to leap over a puddle; or a bear catching a slippery fish in a stream. Brimming with imagination and delight, Nose to Toes is a unique picture book that will inspire young readers to think about how different parts of their bodies can be used. But that's only the beginning! They are then encouraged to take each of these actions a step further by playing a classic childhood game of Let's Pretend, which gently reinforces easy-to-understand connections to actions of well-loved animals. Bright, informative and interactive, Nose to Toes is a simple and fun way for young readers to learn about themselves and other animals. Featuring favorite animals such as a lamb, a lion, a kangaroo, and a duck, Marisol Sarrazin's magical art is a rainbow of vibrant color and is the perfect complement to Marilyn Baillie's lyrical and rhythmic writing.

Millie and Averi Nettles, mother and daughter, play a little game as they go about their every day way. Using examples of abundance, Millie guides Averi into understanding just how much God loves her. This experience, captured in this delightful children s book, can now lead other moms to introduce the game and open the door to a great opportunity to talk about Jesus and how much God loves us. Beautifully illustrated in soft, but brightly rendered, pastels by Sarah Workman, an accomplished artist from Western North Carolina, the book attracts the eye. Grandparents, parents, and friends will find the book an easy read and handy tool to help children see God s love for us.