Books published by publisher Ambassador International

Bella is one pampered kitty! She has a warm bed, tasty food, and owners who love her but she was not always that way. Follow the humorous story of Bella, a sassy cat, who started off as a lonely kitten without a home or a family to love her. From dodging raindrops to running from lawn-mowers, being a stray cat isn't all it's cracked up to be! Bella ventures on a crazy journey as she moves from place to place, never knowing that what she really needed all along was a family to love her. But change is scary! In order to accept her new home, Bella must learn a valuable lesson: God's love and assurance can conquer all fear!EndorsementsAs a seminary student it was obvious that Ellie was a deep theological thinker and had a heart for ministering with children. In this book she demonstrates her unique ability to make the profound seem simple and the complex become clear. Dr. Don Green, President and Professor of Leadership, Lincoln Christian UniversityOn its surface Bella Gets Rescued is a story of a nameless stray kitten, lost and afraid in the world, who is adopted into a loving caring family. But it is about so much more: God's unconditional love and adoption that can change us; moving from fear to faith. Children and parents will enjoy and benefit from both the story and its message.James Riley Estep Jr., D.Min., Ph.D. Professor of Christian Education God's eyes constantly roam to and fro throughout the whole earth looking for the Bellas of the world that need rescuing.Becky Boggs, Training Coach, Pioneer Bible Translators

"With a passion for sharing God's love with the next generation, LeAnne has created a fun, rhyming book that young children will enjoy."Steven James, award-winner author and storytellerDelightfully deep, God's Name is a Tower is a sing-song book introducing little ones to our great big God. Through rhythmic verse and whimsical illustrations, children will learn about the character of God and find that He is Shepherd and Judge, Redeemer and King, Creator, Provider, our Everything!Based on Proverbs 18:10, "The name of the Lord is a strong tower, the righteous runs into it and is safe," God's Name is a Tower instills strong Biblical truths in the hearts and minds of readers and listeners alike.Continued Endorsements:"Children will request God's Name is a Tower to be read over and over, being drawn in by the sing-song rhyming pattern. Parents will gladly oblige, knowing that the text is rooted in Scripture and teaches children a lesson about the power of God's love and provision."Dr. Karin J. Keith, Department Chair, Curriculum and Instruction, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, TN"LeAnne Blackmore's new book, God's Name is a Tower, is a gift to parents and children. . . . God's Name is a Tower is rooted in Scripture and declares the goodnesss of God and God's love for us. The beautiful poetry flows directly out of God's Word and makes these timeless truths accessible to children right when they most need to learn of God's love. As I read the book I found myself wishing this beautiful book was in my hands when I was raising my children. What a treasure! Grab a copy today or give one as a gift to a child that you love and you want to know of the confident love of God."Ethan Magness, Senior Minister at First Christian Church, Johnson City, TN"We must do what we can to make the intent of the written words come alive. In her new book, God's Name is a Tower, LeAnne Blackmore is doing just that . . . making the Written Word come alive. What a grand and novel idea to present the character of God in a sing-song format so that these young minds will enjoy the process of learning about the character of God in a way that makes sense to them and in a way that they will be able to easily commit these truths to memory. . . . I heartily recommend God's Name is a Tower for the young, and not so young, learners in your life."Jerry Williams, School Chancellor for Providence Academy, Johnson City, TN

Johanna's Israelite people are slaves in Egypt. She dreams of two things freedom from slavery and having a best friend. Her wish for a friend comes in the form of a servant girl, Kenyeh, who lives in the household of an Egyptian nobleman. Their friendship grows over the years as the girls enjoy the ruins of a great house, a secret hideout all their own, the wonders of a great Egyptian estate, and as they deal with bullying, prejudice, and other life trials. Suddenly, their world is turned upside down when Moses returns to Egypt to lead the Israelites to freedom. Pharaoh s stubborn refusal to allow this results in many plagues afflicting the Egyptian people. Kenyeh gives colorful reports of what happens at the estate. Johanna s people prepare to leave the land and journey into the unknown. With a hasty goodbye, the two friends part with determination to send word to each other. The Israelites set out on a journey of unexpected trials and also magnificent miracles from the LORD. Johanna s faith in the LORD grows. Readers will never look at the Exodus story quite the same and will be encouraged to trust the LORD as Johanna did.

Zachary loves his Papa, and always looks forward to spending time at Papa and Grandma’s house. His cousins come over to play and they always have a great time. One day, Papa is not home. Where has Papa gone? Mommy says that Papa has gone to Heaven . . . but how far away is Heaven?How Far Away is Heaven? is a beautifully-illustrated story that will be very helpful to a child dealing with the loss of a loved one.

Warning bells… high water… levees that are about to break: a flood is overtaking the city! Maggie and her family must escape, but will there be enough time to get to higher ground? Stranded in the top of a downtown hotel with dozens of strangers, they can do nothing but watch the flood waters rise. While waiting to be rescued, Maggie must find the courage to face the winter cold, hunger, and uncontrollable fires. She learns that while the people she trusts may not be able to help her, God will. In the midst of terror she finds the perfect peace of surrender.

Archie, Flea, and Bonnie are Scottish Terriers. They love their family, food, naps, and having fun together. They try to be good dogs but sometimes forget. In The Scotties Learn About Respect, Archie finds out the hard way that it is sometimes better to do what you are told than what you want to do. Find out if Bonnie and Flea can help Archie get out of his muddy mess!

In this wonderful book, Gene captures the joyful essence of the creation story in a way that will captivate the curious minds of children. Go God Go! celebrates the all powerful God of creation, the joy of the Creator, and the beauty of creation with rhyme and lyric that will deeply engage the heart of every child who turns these pages. This book offers a fun way to teach the wonders of our Creator God to our children and grandchildren.Steve BiondoPresident, Tim Tebow FoundationIn the beginning God created the heavens and the earth (Genesis 1:1).The beauty of creation must have been something to behold,It's the most timeless story that has ever been told.God made the earth, the animals, and all that is life,He created Adam and Eve, the first man and first wife.It took God only seven days to paint His most beautiful art,The most perfect creation from His good, good heart.Go God Go! will take readers on a journey through the seven days of creation with lyrical styling and timeless art work. It's fun, inspiring, and a reminder of God's power, creativity, and perfection. Go God Go!

"Brenda has written a wonderful children’s book which captures the importance of family, the wisdom of earlier generations, and the consequences of all decisions. She has demonstrated life lessons using whimsical dragons to whom children can easily relate. Her tale engages its audience with a captivating storyline and leaves them understanding the importance of making good choices."Sarah J. Johnson, attorneyThe Grand Dragon Masters are the keepers and guards of a large red diamond in the shape of a heart. Known as the Heart of Fire, the red diamond sits atop a throne in a temple surrounded by stone replicas of Dragon Masters from since the beginning of time.Max, Gus, and Thor are forbidden at a very young age from going to the Temple. A real danger of encountering and being captured by evil Dragon Slayers—always trying to steal the invaluable Heart of Fire—exists.When the little dragons ignore their parents’ instructions to stay away from the Temple, they encounter Beaudolf and Tristan, Dragon Slayers who are on a quest to avenge their father’s death. There are lessons learned by everyone about the consequences of the choices they make.

Jasmine is a snazzy, jazzy girl who loves her dog, Oscar. She wants to help some needy children. What can she and Oscar do? Jazzy has a plan, but she will need the help of her friends—and an angel—to make her dream come true!Jazzy and the Dog Walk is a fun way to teach kids to use their talents and interests for helping others in need that both parents and children will enjoy.

First-time missionary, Mandi, wasobsessed with the buzz of corporate life, but in Guatemala she encountered apeace she'd never felt. Her heart stirred...maybe she didn't come here just to doa good deed... maybe it was something more. "You and your dreams,Rodrigo," Kristal sighed. "We do not have time for suchnonsense." But Rodrigo did have a dream. A dream that he couldsomeday get his sick Mama a real home. One without the dirt floors or bamboowalls, one that doesn't have a leaky tin roof. One not like the one they livein now. But when tragedy struck, his dreams were suddenly shattered. What ifKristal was right? What if dreams are no longer enough? Join Mandi as she sees povertyunveiled through eyes of hope. A percentage of the book's profits are donated toward Casas por Cristo, an organization that helps meet the physical and spiritual needs of our neighbors through volunteer teams in Guatemala, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic.

Johanna’s Israelite people are slaves in Egypt. She dreams of two things—freedom from slavery and having a best friend. Her wish for a friend comes in the form of a servant girl, Kenyeh, who lives in the household of an Egyptian nobleman. Their friendship grows over the years as the girls enjoy the ruins of a great house, a secret hideout all their own, the wonders of a great Egyptian estate, and as they deal with bullying, prejudice, and other life trials. Suddenly, their world is turned upside down when Moses returns to Egypt to lead the Israelites to freedom. Pharaoh’s stubborn refusal to allow this results in many plagues afflicting the Egyptian people. Kenyeh gives colorful reports of what happens at the estate. Johanna’s people prepare to leave the land and journey into the unknown. With a hasty goodbye, the two friends part with determination to send word to each other. The Israelites set out on a journey of unexpected trials and also magnificent miracles from the LORD, and Johanna’s faith in the LORD grows. Readers will never look at the Exodus story quite the same and will be encouraged to trust the LORD as Johanna did.

"The orange ball of the sun had risen, and two tan boys ran barefoot along the sand. They were born of the same mother, but were as different as the shores of the immense Galilee . . ." Brothers Benjamin and Joel spend their days casting their nets and dreaming about their futures. Benjamin wants to become Galilee's most prosperous fisherman, and Joel's dream is to become an important Pharisee, a Jewish leader of the city. One day, they meet a strange newcomer who takes a special interest in helping them.They follow this stranger all throughout Galilee, witnessing miraculous events and listening to His wisdom. This man is a healer, and claims to be the Son of God. Benjamin believes that this kind rabbi is the city's new hero, the one they've been waiting for, but Joel isn't so sure. When tragedy strikes, Joel soon learns a valuable lesson that will change his life and the course of history.