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  • Ali and the Spider

    Rowzaa El-Magazy

    Hardcover (The Islamic Foundation, Sept. 20, 2016)
    Ali is afraid of spiders. They are scary and no use to anyone. Or so he thought. Join Ali and find out how a spider saved the Prophet Muhammad's life, why they are so important to life, and other facts that will surprise you.Ali overcomes his fear of spiders and discovers their usefulness in today's world, as well as the Prophet Muhammad's time.
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  • The Spider and the Bee

    Michele Shen

    Hardcover (Kane/Miller Book Pub, March 1, 2002)
    First time South African author/illustrator Michele Shen wrote this simple parable to help explain "why parents sometimes live apart." This is a gentle, quiet book, sized to fit little hands, and written to explain things in a way the very young will understand.
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  • Alyssa and the Spider

    Alan St. Jean, Sara Dobie, Libby Carruth Krock

    Hardcover (Oren Village, LLC, Oct. 26, 2009)
    It's summer vacation. Ralphie just wants to play, watch a scary movie, and then play some more! However, his little sister, Alyssa, wants him to play with her and her dolls. Ralphie doesn't want to be bothered, so he sends her away...until a spider shows up and changes everything!
  • Kessa and The Spider

    Shannon Hendel Belcourt, Kelley Badgerow

    language (, Nov. 5, 2014)
    A discovery and exciting day awaits Kessa, who gets some hands-on experience with a birthday surprise, and learns how to help a small friend. Come enjoy this bright and delightful, full color children's picture book that will be a great read for those aged four to eight.
  • Tyler and the Spider

    Melinda Lancaster, Rosemarie Gillen

    language (Wiggles Press Publishing, Jan. 30, 2017)
    Tyler is a precious little boy who is snuggled in bed in his pajamas. He awakes to discover a spider dangling above his head. Filled with fear, Tyler slowly observes his intruder and soon his fears are overcome by curiosity. Tyler ends-up trying to determine if the little Spider will do him harm.This story explores how fears between species much like that between people are overcome.
  • Joshua and the Spider

    Adam Blocker, Josh Taylor

    language (RTC Publishing, May 6, 2013)
    Constable Ant was silent for a moment, thinking hard as he stared into the distance. Then he jumped to his feet, puffed out his chest, and exclaimed, “This is a job for Captain Sting and his Yellow Jacket Squadron!”This is a story of faithful friendship, heroism, parental love, and obedience.Inspired by authors such as Beatrix Potter (The Tale of Peter Rabbit), Maurice Sendak (Where the Wild Things Are), and Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (The Little Prince), Adam Blocker and award-winning illustrator Josh Taylor set out to take you and the child in your life on an adventure, fraught with the seemingly eternal perils of childhood. Joshua is a young caterpillar that does not understand his parents’ warnings of danger. He decides he knows best and sets out on a daring adventure to prove to everyone that he is entirely capable without guidance from the wiser, older, and more experienced. Along the way, he encounters the deceptive Banana Spider, Mala Femina; he discovers what true faithfulness is; he witnesses daring bravery from a lost cause; and he discovers that true parental love isn’t always a shower of kisses. This story is sure to keep your child engaged as it is filled with an adventure around every tall blade of grass!If you are looking for a book to read to your child over several sessions, this is it!Intended for boys, age six to ten.Adam Blocker, while serving the public through various means, has been writing most of his adult life. As a young man, he worked for an emergency response team and had the opportunity to respond to Hurricane Mitch in 1998, clearing mud, building shelters, and passing out clothes to isolated communities. He later joined the US Army as a “jumping paralegal,” which means he helped prosecute criminal cases and jumped out of airplanes on occasion. Later, after going to school at night and transferring to UNC-Chapel Hill, he graduated with a BA in classical civilizations and political science. After coming back into the Army as an officer, he supported our efforts, while deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan, to make the world a safer place. He later attended the National Defense University and wrote his master’s thesis on water deficiencies in Iraq and how securing the basic necessities of life are vital to good governance and security. Today, along with his beautiful wife Meg, he enjoys life every day the sun is up and continues to work towards making the world a better place for all mankind by writing every chance he gets. Stay tuned for his next story!
  • Tyler and the Spider

    Melinda Lancaster, Rosemarie Gillen

    Paperback (Wiggles Press, March 3, 2010)
    Tyler is a precious little boy who is snuggled in bed in his pajamas. He awakes to discover a spider dangling above his head. Filled with fear, Tyler slowly observes his intruder and soon his fears are overcome by curiosity. Tyler ends-up trying to determine if the little Spider will do him harm.This story explores how fears between species much like that between people are overcome.
  • The Spider and the Teapot

    K.D. Shepherd

    language (, Nov. 4, 2014)
    A spider finds a teapot and goes on a journey to make it his own.Picture book only. The story line is up to you!*Note: As this book has color, and it is part of the "story," this is not suitable for black and white viewing.
  • Logan and the Spider

    Logan Fortune-Price

    language (, Oct. 19, 2013)
    Here is a story about a little boy and a spider written by the little boy himself, Logan Fortune-Price.
  • The Spider and the Fly

    Mary Howitt, Linda McClelland

    Paperback (Price Milburn, Jan. 1, 1985)
    Raeding&language skills book for parents&children to share a fun&positive educational experience.
  • Emily and the Spider

    John Dony

    language (Shedbetter, Feb. 14, 2011)
    Emily lives in a large white house on the edge of the Jungle with her parents and Tutor. Join her on her greatest adventure as she journeys through the Jungle to help her new best friend find her Father. On the way she encounters new friends, dangerous rivers, monkeys that cant be trusted and Stripe, a very very bad Tiger.
  • Spitzel and the Spider

    Jo Ann Wentzel, Janice Ducrepont

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Nov. 25, 2017)
    Dooney is a calico cat that lives with her human parents in a motor home. One day she discovers they have a guest. It was a spider named Moe. He was just in a disaster and Dooney invites him to live with her in the motor home. They become great friends and play games and travel around the country sightseeing. This book speaks to overcoming differences and shows love is what makes a family.
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