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This book is about a kindergartener that is five years old name Rachel known as Peanut. She has friends that make a young ones club. They do a lot of fun activities and celebrate birthdays together. Rachel also does things with her family throughout the years in grade school. You and your children will learn about being great friends and being a great family. Hopefully you will love this story and the well done illustrations done by AuthorCentrix artists.

Mrs. Soles’s childhood friend and writer Jesse Miller related his unique experience with Sarge, his son’s cat. Sarge was left in Miller’s care as his nineteen-year-old son, Taylor, was deployed by the US Army to Afghanistan. After only six weeks of military service, nineteen-year-old Taylor was killed by a female suicide bomber, and Jesse became Sarge’s permanent caregiver in Spout Springs, Virginia. One night at the RV campsite in Spout Springs, Virginia, Jesse noticed Sarge sitting in the middle of a circle of cats as if he were special. This formed the idea for an amazing children’s story. When Jesse purchased the cat from a pet store, he was told that the orange-and-white-striped Egyptian cat had been named Sarge. As Jesse thought about Egypt and Sarge, the story of a pharaoh turning two servants, Meo and Cleo, into time traveling cats came to be. At one time the cats had been human. Why had the two servants turned into cats? Everyone knew that cats were sacred in Egypt and were protected for life. The death penalty was ordered for anyone who killed a cat. Meo, the male cat, was set adrift on the Nile, while the female cat, Cleo, was imprisoned in the royal palace. It was apparent that Meo and Cleo loved each other and could never be happy apart. Could there be some mysterious connection between Sarge and the Egyptian cat Meo? As you read the exciting story, you will learn why Sarge was revered by a group of strange cats as he discovers his destiny and his place in history. Follow the two cats on their journey to reunite after being banished by the pharaoh.

Jericho’s elite royal squad of fireflies is out on patrol. Two members of the squad get gassed by another member of their squad, which causes confusion on the patrol. The squad finds themselves lost up the creek without a paddle. The squad decides to buckle down for the night in fear of being seen by Sir Daniel and his frogs. The squad of fireflies came across Sir Daniel and his army of frogs before during a patrol. Sir Daniel is a highly decorated frog; he’s the meanest of the mean. The army of frogs was patrolling around the post and notices a foul smell lingering in the air near their post. The army of frogs begins to investigate to see what the foul smell is and where it’s coming from. They aren’t sure if it is an intruder or just something rotting in the woods. Jericho’s elite royal squad tries to buckle down for the night, but the army of frogs is closing in! Can Jericho’s elite royal squad make it through the night without being found by Sir Daniel and his frogs? This imaginative story is about survival with a little laughter and humor. It’s perfect for any young reader anytime of the year.

Lois Lund has a passion for entertaining young children with rhyming poetry and stories that encourage reading and imaginative play. From baby chicks as yellow as butter to a froggie who can leap, Lund Leads youngsters through a variety of catchy poems and true tales that reflect on things children love, and encourage a good work ethic at home and at school, honor God, and teach about times gone by. In this book of poetry. This one of a kind book is just what young mothers love to read to their babes. We must never forget who the giver of life is. It is our Heavenly Father who hoovers over us and takes care of us like a mother chicken does her own chickies. Overshadows us. He keeps us under His wings of protection all our lives.

The Toad and the Princess is a story encompassing some of the great truths a certain princess has learned in her life lessons.Some truths are from the great book, the Bible; other truths are the simple steps used by twelve-step groups.Join a princess on her journey through lessons to serve her father while learning to keep focused on the tasks and moving forward in the face of friends who do not yet understand the truth this princess has learned. This is a story about ending violence against others.

A young boy is terrified each year when he must get his picture taken with Santa. See how he manages to conquer his fear after a visit from a tiny elf named Ella S. Pluck. She not only lists things he can do to lessen his anxiety, but she sends him a valuable gift when he concentrates and thinks of her. Look up the word “pluck” in your dictionary and understand why this name fits Ella perfectly.

Sometimes not even magic can save a life. But you don't need magic to be a true friend. The First Snowflake is a story about friendship, loss, and signs of hope. When Alalion, a Swedish Elf, gets into a fight with a human boy from the neighboring town, it leads to a raid, which leads to a discovery, that ends with a friendship between Alalion and a housebound human girl who forever changes the world and the way the humans and elves interact. The First Snowflake is also a craft book that teaches you how to make your very own paper snowflakes.

In Parker The Platypus, a platypus shows his fellow animals that, even though he's different, he can still be a great friend! Now, in the first sequel, Parker Helps Hubert The Hippopotamus , Parker helps out a hippopotamus who is not being accepted by the other animals because he's overweight. With Parker's help, Hubert becomes proud of who he is, and shows the other animals that he, too, can be a great friend!

Christmas presents under the tree are not to be touched until Christmas morning. But a boy named Patrick continues to hide beneath the branches of the Christmas tree and tear open packages to see what is inside…until the Peeking Police pay him a rather harsh visit to tell him he will only get a bundle of switches for Christmas unless he can leave the presents alone. Can Patrick stop peeking? Caution: This story contains magic and fairy dust!

Pedro lives in the village called Marbleville, where his father works in the marble mine. In the mine, men carefully dig rocks, which when opened contain coloured marbles. The miners are allowed to take home two rocks for their children to open. One day, when Pedro opens rocks his father has brought home they reveal marbles unlike any Pedro has seen before. The marbles have beautiful stripes in them. When Pedro shows them to his grandparents who are visiting, his grandmother decides it is time to open some envelopes entrusted to her many years ago by the mother of the present mine owner. The opening of the envelopes takes the whole family and a few of Pedro’s friends on a magical journey into the past, to rescue villagers who mysteriously disappeared many years before. They are helped by two friends namely a bird with three feet and a talking doll.

Christmas presents under the tree are not to be touched until Christmas morning. But a boy named Patrick continues to hide beneath the branches of the Christmas tree and tear open packages to see what is inside…until the Peeking Police pay him a rather harsh visit to tell him he will only get a bundle of switches for Christmas unless he can leave the presents alone. Can Patrick stop peeking? Caution: This story contains magic and fairy dust!

Siesie wo ho sie: Akan (Asante-Twi) elementary vocabulary is a revised edition of the author’s Tie ma mense wo: Basic vocabulary for Asante-Twi learners, which is currently out of print. Its main goal is to provide beginners of Akan (Asante-Twi) with the basic words and expressions that they are required to master by the end of the course. As the new title clearly suggests, the text is here to help users plan their language learning trip. The provision of exhaustive meanings and use of individual entries is practically beyond the scope of the compilation, but some vital points of explanation have been carefully added to facilitate comprehension. Also, some useful items such as parts of the human body, cardinal numbers, and days of the week, which are usually taught in formal lessons, have not been included in the present word list.