Books published by publisher Lifevest Publishing, Inc.

One day as Pinky Pig is on her way to visit friends, a meterorite crashes to the ground in front of her. Pinky learns that if she touches the black rock she will become a Super Hero. Pinky's life is changed forever and she becomes Super Pig. Meet Pinky Pig and her best friends Gussie Cow and Barney Horse and the other animals of Holly Hock Farm and The Piney Woods in The Adventures of Super Pig. Whenever there is a call for help Pinky knows,'This is a Job for Super Pig!' She runs to the woodshed, changes into her costume then she is off on another adventure. Super Pig makes new friends, makes some mistakes and will make you smile as she rescues a squirrel, a frog family, and even saves the farm.

Sissy & the King is based on John 10:1-18, and explores the relationship between Sissy (represents mankind), and the King (represents God). The book is chocked full of symbols of God's grace and love even in light of our bad decisions. It is a story of temptation, choices, repentance, and forgiveness. Much like the story of the prodigal son it gives children an illustrated look into the consequences of our actions. The discussion guide that follows gives direction in possible topics of discussion and scripture to aid parents and teachers in getting even deeper into the meanings portrayed. With children spending so little time learning about God compared to the amount of time spent learning about reading, writing, and arithmetic this book gives us another opportunity to teach about Him. There is a discussion guide that accompanies the book. In it, the author emphasizes important points and ties them to the scriptures, highlighting areas of discussion such as creation, God's provisions, faith, fear, family tragedies such as the loss of a loved one or divorce, drugs, alcohol, sin, repentance, salvation, and living and growing in our Christian walk.

When Stephen wrote this book he was 11 years old. William was 6 years old and “the very best bro anyone could ever have”. Stephen and William lived with their parents, 1 dog, 1 cat, 1 bunny and 1 bird in Loma Linda, California. Stephen died from cancer when he was 13 years old. Before he died he asked that a fund be set up from the sale of this book so he could continue to support his brother after he died.

This book was inspired by a much-loved, five year old whose father has been incarcerated most of her life. One day after visiting with friends who have both devoted parents in the home, this little girl blurted out to her mother in frustration, "What is jail anyway, and why can t Daddy be home with us?" She needed answers! When the truth is withheld from children they tend to blame themselves for others mistakes and short-comings. It is the author s firm belief that it is incumbent on each of us to provide age-appropriate facts to young inquiring minds. To do otherwise will be evident in future generations. What Is Jail, Mommy? not only explains why the parent is incarcerated but what his/her life is like as an inmate.

A colorful illustrated children's book about Tommy the Turtle, who is amused by the antics of his classmates on his first day of gym class. The story features different animals, their activities and antics, friendship, cooperation, and the importance of physical education for all. Tommy the Turtle takes a Tumble is a fun educational story with bright, vivid illustrations that children will enjoy.

As we all know, things changed in the United States following the terrorism attacks that took place on September 11, 2001. Measures had to be implemented to prevent further attacks of that nature. Some of those measures are evident in the way we travel today. Emma’s Airport Adventure is narrated by Emma who explains her experience of going through airport security screening before getting on an airplane. It is written and illustrated in a format that easily communicates with young audiences. An essential tool for the traveling family.

"A Riverside Walk With Grandma" is something you can personalize by 1) writing the name of the child on the heart shaped cookie after the title page and 2) pasting their photograph in the space provided one page fifteen. That was the most exciting part of receiving this book for my grandchildren; to find themselves in the book I sent to them. They had to run and tell everyone what they had found! A note from the author, Candida Labrecque: "Living far away from most of my grandchildren, I wrote this book so that we could take an imagination walk together along the beautiful Columbia River that flows by our city in Richland, Washington."