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Looking for exciting Bible storybooks for 8€“12-year-olds? Check out Barbour€™s Young Readers' Christian Library for the stories of Jesus, Jonah, Esther, and Paul. Carefully retold for kids, each book is illustrated with line art to help readers envision the characters and setting of the story. In Jesus, young readers will get to know the Son of God as He teaches, heals, and loves the people of first-century Israel, learning lessons of faith that will benefit their lives today. And a special €œsecret code€ feature adds fun to the whole package, as readers can discover an encouraging secret message woven throughout the entire book.

Looking for exciting Bible storybooks for 8–12 year olds? Check out Barbour’s Young Readers’ Christian Library for the stories of Abraham and Sarah, Daniel, Peter, and the miracles of Jesus. Carefully retold for kids, each book is illustrated with line art to help readers envision the characters and setting of the story. In Daniel, young readers will get to know the godly Jew who served the kings of Babylon and Persia—and survived a night in a lions’ den!—learning lessons of faith that will benefit their lives today. And a special “secret code” feature adds fun to the whole package, as readers can discover an encouraging secret message woven throughout the entire book.

The Angel of the Battlefield was the reverent title given to Clara Barton (1821--1912), in honor of her care for wounded Civil War soldiers. After the conflict, she turned her God-given compassion toward easing the suffering of family members who lost loved ones in the battles. Ultimately, Clara Barton would prepare for future calamities--wars and natural disasters--by founding the American Red Cross.