Books published by publisher Light Technology Publications

Every child views the stars with wonder! Through whimsical illustrations, Sophie Star Child takes young children on a colorful journey through the heavens and on Earth. With encouraging and comforting rhymes, author Tracy Uloma Cooper prepares children for their role in healing the world. Sophie Star Child surfs through the universe, meeting new friends and following inner guidance, on an adventure that inspires confidence and courage. She learns to release fear and trust herself as she discovers the wonders of the future and her own heart. This bright, cheerful book shows young children who may be experiencing anxiety and fear that they are not only loved but also important beings who will do great things! The simple verse speaks to their hearts to lift the veil of a limiting thirddimensional view, allowing them to imagine the unlimited possibilities available to them.

The 100% true autobiography of an award-winning writer and professional liar. From the back jacket: My family is so weird. I wouldn't go so far to say that we're psycho. It's just that strange things happen to us: . explosions . . genetic mutations . . poisonous snakes . . ghost attacks . and other mishaps. Sometimes I wish that we could all just relax.

Kings Wolves, Princesses and Lions is an excellent primer for young readers… Classic tales retold with new energy… New tales that seem timeless, and a few old favorites that preserve the flavor of years gone by.If you liked "The Bed Time Story Book" you'll love, "Kings, Wolves, Princesses and Lions." These are stories children will enjoy reading by themselves, or with parents and caregivers. And the grown-ups will enjoy reading them, too. Includes dozens of evocative and humorous old-school and wood-block style illustrations.Award-winning children's author, Mark Binder presents this collection of stories with the ear of a professional storyteller and the love of a parent reading to his family."…a gift for humor -- both broad and subtle…"- Publisher's Weekly"…author and storyteller Mark Binder is the spellbinder…"- School Library JournalPart of the best-selling "Bed Time Story Book" series, this collection starts with simple stories for early readers, and then allows youngsters to stretch their skills. Target ages:Kings, Wolves, Princesses and Lions: Grades 1-3The Bed Time Story Book: Grades PK-2Genies, Giants and a Walrus: Grades 3-5Bonus tips for reading-aloud at bed time!An around-the world tour of Africa, Europe, the Americas and Asia. The five sections are broken down into Tales of Animals, Ordinary and Extraordinary People, Kings and Fools, American Favorites and International Classics. If you don't know these stories, you'll soon learn why so many of them are classics… Author and storyteller Mark Binder reworks, revises and invents stories that feel fresh while maintaining a strong connection to the past.With updated and extended versions of Aesop Fables, Anansi, The Three Billy Goats Gruff, Sleeping Beauty, The Brave Little Tailor, The Steadfast Tin Soldier, Rapunzel, Stone Soup (at Valley Forge), King Midas, Androcles, and a cast of mice, bats, weasels, cranes, dogs, wolves, and of course lions.

On this planet, everyone is given free will in order to literally experience any kind of life they wish to. Then once we have made a choice, we must accept our responsibility for it.Take feelings, for example. Do you want to feel happy or sad? It's entirely your choice of attitudes. Are you honest, or do you cheat and then feel guilty? Remember, you made the decision in the first place. Why else would guilt appear? Do you condemn others or do you feel compassion for your companions along the way? Only you can make these decisions!You see, it is a process of thoughtforms. The thoughts you think and the words you speak actually create and shape the physical world you live in. You must never feel that you are alone in these decisions, for you are an expression of your Creator who made you in his image. Know that he is always with you and has time to listen and be a friend. No matter where you are, he will be there, within you, to guide you.Discover for yourself your own strength and power within! You weren't planted here on an alien planet to be a victim. You can choose to walk with a spiritual strength. Then you will be able to deal with whatever may come your way. What you perceive as misfortune now, will always prove to be a blessing for the future.

This is a story of a child who finds God in himself and teaches others. Inquisitive John wants to find God. From his church experience to discussions with family and friends, he feels something is missing. When a neighbor tells him God does not exist, John chooses to find a way to prove the neighbor wrong. Through the wonderful personal journey of a determined little boy, Where is God? demonstrates that God exists in all of us and all of creation.

A young boy who is about to die is taken on a wonderful journey with the guidance of his guardian angel. By "seeing" the other side he realizes death is merely a new beginning, that we live on and on. This comforting and enlightening explanation of the experiences we call "death" and "reincarnation" is a great tool if a family member has suddenly passed over.

In 1733, John Paul Zenger began to print the New York Journal, the newspaper that was to change Zenger’s life and the direction of journalism in colonial America. The material published in the Journal so incensed Sir William Cosby, the royal governor, that Zenger was arrested for seditious libel. Zenger’s case was taken on by Andrew Hamilton, the foremost lawyer in the colonies, and after several months in prison the printer was found innocent. The case became a landmark of journalistic freedom, establishing that truth was the ultimate defense against charges of slander or libel, and was both emblem and incitement of America’s belief in a free press. This work traces Zenger’s life, the development of what was to become the U.S. Constitution’s First Amendment freedom in the colonies, and its subsequent evolution on both sides of the Atlantic.

Imagine new ways to resolve conflict! Stories for Peace is a fun and quick read that will open new possibilities to handling difficult and uncomfortable problems. Using an entertaining and action-provoking style, the book raises issues, offers answers. For adults, children, families, educators, students, activists, leaders, and listeners. Includes stories about bullying, cyber-bullying, non-violence, meditation, centering, martial arts, peaceful resistance, and more.

Designed for the Little People of the World Waiting to Join and Share in the Light…A wonderful spiritual primer for the whole family. Through meditations, games and activities, learn to use basic spiritual gifts and develop awareness through basic meditations, aura reading, balancing chakras, healing fears, listening to inner voice, understanding angels and spirit guides, analyzing dreams and more.