Books with title Follow Me

A children's book that gives incite as to why the disciples were quick to follow Jesus when he said "come follow me". Have you ever wondered why the disciples were so quick to drop their way of life to follow Jesus? This fictional story follows Philip on his educational journey up to the day he encounters Jesus. The book has a sprinkling of Jewish terminology and follows what we know of the early life of Philip from scripture. Thirty pages of forth grade level reading with color art work on each page, 6X9 inch layout.

Come along down, sir. Step this way. Only a shilling, sir, to view the changeling child. Only a shilling to behold the strangest work of nature that ever was. Come sir, follow me down...In the basement a gap is forming. Mysterious voices are calling, and Tom cannot resist. Taking a leap through time Tom meets Astra, the changeling child; the incredible bendy man, and the gorilla woman monsters being shown at Bartholomew Fair. In the dark and seedy backstreets of eighteenth-century London, doctors are paying high prices for unusual bodies to dissect, and Astra and her friends are prime targets. They desperately need Tom's help. But Tom has problems of his own . . . Come, sir. Follow me Down...

Pelli Pelican was soaring and diving with glee - When a geyser of oil spurted out of the sea! She warns all of her sea friends and saves them, you see. Share in her journey, "Come Follow Me!" Let us all be inspired to take better care of our beautiful oceans and sea life. A portion of the proceeds from "Come Follow Me" will be donated to help clean up the oil spill in the gulf. Go to the authors website: www.kathleendautel.com or www.pellisworld.com

Turn each graduated page of this sturdy board book to find a big, bold, die-cut number from one to ten - and a madcap chase that ends with a silly surprise.Start the count! Little listeners will clamor to call out the numbers as one little chick is followed by a rooster, then a cat, a dog, a ram, and a rowdycrew of animals of increasing size. But flip the final page, and a clever mouse with a bullhorn manages to scare them all back where they came from!