Books published by publisher Master Communications Inc

'Bonjour, Tee Belle,' is the first in what the author hopes to be a series of Creole children's books, featuring her mother as the heroine of the stories. Tee Belle is the childhood nickname of Annabelle Simien Amos, the author's mother. Amos grew up in rural Louisiana and spoke only Creole French until the age of six. She still prefers French to English when speaking, to this day. The author grew up listening to her mother, aunts, uncles and grandparents speaking the Creole language. In addition to highlighting Creole culture, young readers will learn words in French on each page of 'Bonjour, Tee Belle.'

Meet Ava, a real live princess! From her magnificent manners to her twinkling tiara, this daughter of God is sure of her eternal worth. But when faced with a pesky baby brother, even a princess can have a hard time being kind. Through her daddy's bedtime stories, Ava learns that there's much more to her royal role than wearing a pretty crown she discovers that the real measure of a princess is her ability to choose the right.

Children and parents will enjoy this colorful counting book in which adorable animals gather around the baby Jesus on the night of the Holy Nativity. Clever verse and fun illustrations make this narration an ideal way to teach children how to count while they also discover the story of our Savior s birth. This enchanting book includes the sheet music to Sing to Baby Jesus by Janice Kapp Perry, which Janice wrote especially for this book.

From the moment they met, Marjie's heart has belonged to handsome Captain Stanley Jonquil, younger brother of the Earl of Lampton. But six long months ago, when Stanley's sense of honor required that he do as he had sworn and return to the Continent to fight in defense of King and country, neither Stanley nor Marjie could have dreamed what the cost of his service would be. It has been ages since Stanley last wrote, and Marjie and the Jonquil family are plagued by his unknown fate—until the day he unexpectedly reappears. Marjie's joy, however, is quickly shadowed by confusion—the aloof, battle-worn soldier before her is not the man he once was. In the wake of Stanley's blatant disinterest in renewing their acquaintance, Marjie's devastation turns to determination as she vows to help him find peace. But his scars run far deeper than anyone realizes. Despite his feelings for her, Stanley believes Marjie deserves a man whose hands are not stained with the violence of battlefields and whose mind and heart are not haunted by the horrors he has seen. Honor requires Stanley to return once more to the life he has grown to despise, one he knows will destroy him in the end, even as his heart beckons him to stay with Marjie, the only woman he could ever love, and the promise, at last, of redemption.