Books with title All Good Things...

In the dimly lit room, Kaitlyn stared intently at her reflection in the mirror. Her best friend, Sandy, would have said that Kaitlyn was smart, funny, and beautiful. Kaitlyn would have told you that she was awkward and shy. OK - she'd admit that she's smart but she still had a hard time seeing that as a positive. But those outside qualities were not what she saw in her reflection today. Today she was beginning to fully see how much love and loss had transformed her. Somewhere deep inside she was getting stronger. And yet she'd never felt more alone.

This journal was created for my son, who is just learning to read and write, and whose curiosity and energy inspire me daily. It's designed with kids in mind, so the prompts are simple and repetitive, but the responses won't be! This design allows kids to reflect on their day in a meaningful way, develop social emotional skills, and practice writing and drawing in a fun and personal way. The whole thing may be colored! The cover picture is designed so your child may personalize it, and there are additional drawings throughout the book that they get to complete and color to see themselves as all kinds of fun things! My child had always fought me on anything that meant him having to read or write prior to starting this journal, and now it's a nightly routine that he expects and enjoys. Until he gets to the next level of journaling, when he might start looking for one with a lock and key, I've found that this is also a great activity that sparks conversation about his day and insights into his life that may not have come up otherwise. This kind of journal is a great part of a healthy foundation for kids and families. I hope you find it as wonderful as my family has found it to be.

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Leni has lived in so many different places in the last few years that she?s not surprised when her mom wakes her in the middle of the night and tells her to pack up her things. The reason for this move? Her mom tells her they have won the lottery, and they have to go underground. Leni is still not surprised when they end up in a filthy motel. But when Leni makes a new friend and tries to explain their lifestyle, she begins to understand just how messed-up her life has become.

Truth or dare.Broken hearts.Deadly consequences.Katie has loved Levi for as long as she can remember. They were best friends, but now her heart breaks a little more every time he pretends she doesn’t exist. When Katie gets roped into a game of truth or dare, Levi hurts her in a way she never thought he would. She’s not sure if she can ever forgive him. Levi is dealing with his own problems, and he has his reasons for shutting Katie out, but can he convince her he only wanted to protect her? After summer break, Katie and Levi might finally be able to put the past behind them, but tragedy strikes too soon. With Levi’s future now uncertain, and her world falling apart around her, can Katie find the courage not to give up on everything?

Salvation history, illustrated for children This concise and warmly illustrated book tells the story of creation, Original Sin, and the coming of the Redeemer. Early readers will be drawn to the simple and enthusiastic language as well as the inviting illustrations. The theme throughout "God Made All Things" is love. Let this little book help you teach your children about God.