Books published by publisher CINJON International

This 3 Book series utilizes God's wisest two messengers: Jesus and Solomon, to chart a path wherein the reader may obtain both abundant life and everlasting life. The first book, 'King Solomon's Conclusion,' takes readers on a journey with the wisest man who ever lived as he sets out to answers life's greatest question, "What's the point?" After his surprising conclusion; comes the next book, 'Bread From Heaven.' This book explains the confounding and revolutionary nature of Jesus' claims, particularly at the time wherein his mission began. As the only person who possesses more wisdom than Solomon, Jesus becomes the most important figure of all times, creating a schism within his own people as they must define him as a fraud or the son of God himself. With the Pharisees aiming to disprove him at every turn and so many of them demanding he provide a sign, Jesus responds to his critics as only he can... leaving crumbs of wisdom regarding the true nature of God, his will for us, and an offer to be made whole. The third title in this journey is 'Forever, Amen'. It's a 12-Week blueprint for prayer which utilizes the Model Prayer to give the reader knowledge of God. Through that knowledge comes the formula Jesus provided to his disciples so that they could be heard when they pray. Together these pieces form, 'Where Wisdom Begins' a practical roadmap for the curious non-believer, new believer, and devout Christians who still struggles to understand some basic principles about God and life. The time for answers is now, Look Inside!

This beautifully illustrated educational book, part of the innovative SAE International- A World In Motion program, teaches engineering principles to primary-age children through an imaginative and exciting story. Once upon a time, all the trees on earth lived very close together. They enjoyed each other s company until the ground got a little too crowded. Then they had a problem. But what should they do next? Only one thing was clear-they needed to make more room before it was too late. In Once Upon a Time in the Woods readers will learn the ways in which seeds are dispersed in nature, including how the wind propels them, how wind speed and seed weight affect the distance they travel. Proceeds of book sales benefit the SAE Foundation and its pre-college educational programs.

The year is 1936. Reports circulate that the Russian government workers are moving from village to village, seizing anything of value for the motherland. Would they come to Brothers' Village and take everything? What would be left to eat the coming winter? In Bread for the Winter, eight-year-old Pavel learns from his godly parents what Jesus meant when He said, Love your enemies...

After their latest exploits, they were given medals of honor and a key to the city. Then they were told by the Mayor to never save Star City again. But, when the sinister villain Vocalist attacks and quickly overwhelms the police, the kids are forced into action once more. Along the way they'll learn that their previous adventures were no accident. When their super shoes are revealed; Kevin, Mike, Army, Sal and Smooth will discover the truth about their destiny to become the greatest team ever assembled. Look inside and join the third explosive action adventure of this series as The Danger! Kids become... Superheroes!

John Reed's reportage of his days with the Mexican guerillas under Pancho Villa established him as a top journalist of his time. Here, in a collection first published by Reed himself in 1914, is captured the verve and spirit of the Mexican peon rising from ages of repression. Reed's description of the desert marches, the battles and the exploits of the tropa is among the classics of its genre. A few years later his Ten Days That Shook the World about the Russian Revolution crowned his achievement as the founder of the modern school of journalism. The preface to this edition is by Renato Leduc, a leading Mexican journalist who was a telegrapher with Villa's army at the time Reed sent his dispatches from Mexico.

This wonderfully illustrated education book, part of the award-winning SAE International- A World In Motion program, teaches engineering principles to primary-age children through an imaginative and exciting story. Malarkey was a lazy cat. But he was a hungry cat, too. To catch some mice, he built a trap. Will his trap work in time for dinner? Malarkey certainly hopes so-but the mice may have other plans of their own. In Malarkey and the Big Trap, readers will follow this crazy cat s antics while he tries to build a better mousetrap. During the fun, readers will explore the behaviors of different components and how launch position can affect the whole process, similar to a pinball machine with ball traps and bumpers. Proceeds of book sales benefit the SAE Foundation and its pre-college educational programs.

With its fascinating color illustrations, this book is an enjoyable way for children of all ages to learn about William Penn. Instead of stealing the Indians' land, Friend Penn wanted to buy it fairly with cloth, mirrors, and other special trinkets from the Old World. This book holds a beautiful message about fairness and respect that resulted in many years of peace between the Indians and settlers in Pennsylvania.