Books with title The Little Fir Tree

A Fir Tree family is so happy in the forest with their friends Scaredy Cottontail, Jaber Jay and Berily Bear. The family is so happy and so proud of their son, the stately young fir tree. A dreaded holiday is coming up. Christmas! This is when the humans come into the forest to cut down a fir tree for their holiday. The humans arrive and the forest is shaking in dread with worry. See how the forest animals help the Brave Little Fir tree! This is a very suspenseful story that will keep your young reader on the edge of their seats.

Today, children can face difficult situations during childhood years: separation, bullying, or life threatening events, but God has a plan for each of us. Jeremiah 29:11 states; "For I know the plans I have for you, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." Children and adults rejoice in this hope as Little Tree did. It is a new day when we trust God's providential hand guiding us to reach our potential. The storms do pass.

The Littlest Tree is the story of a very young forest tree finding his way in a busy and gigantic environment. It is a coming-of-age tale of him finding a special friend with whom to share his feelings, and then receiving helpful advice from this friend. He puts his friend's advice to action in his life, and he slowly and steadily learns heartfelt lessons lasting for a lifetime. The Littlest Tree finds that sharing one's time and energy can go a long way in helping others; these actions can lead to a sense of deep fulfillment. Also, they can lead to personal and inner happiness. About the Author Saundra Howell-Grant has strived to educate children and teens in educational and spiritual values. Raised in a Christian home, she enjoys spending time with youth in any environment. She has taught in public schools, as well as several ministries in her church, currently being the Director of Children's Chapel (also known as Church School.) Known as a "storyteller," she enjoys sharing life experiences with family members and friends, especially children. These experiences are designed to develop open discussions with the readers; and also, to learn from each other, and to inspire these readers in a world that can be challenging and ever changing. She and her husband will celebrate thirty-seven years of marriage this year and have three grown children and a grandchild.

Today, children can face difficult situations during childhood years: separation, bullying, or life threatening events, but God has a plan for each of us. Jeremiah 29:11 states; "For I know the plans I have for you, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." Children and adults rejoice in this hope as Little Tree did. It is a new day when we trust God's providential hand guiding us to reach our potential. The storms do pass.

A young curious spruce tree, from the Boreal forest of northern Manitoba, longs to experience the world outside of his own roots. Through the help of a young First Nations Warrior named Strong Eagle Man, Little Tree learns the affects of climate change. Now, he is on a mission with Strong Eagle man to encourage immediate action to save the planet - before it’s too late.

"The Little Fish" is a story told in rhyme. Although expressed primarily through the pre-school through second-grade point of view, all ages will enjoy this book - with many kinds of sea creatures through out - sea horses, sharks, whales, eels and octopi. Imagine your grandchild, your child, or the child in you, visiting at the sea shore. What new friends might you find?