Books published by publisher Fruitbearer Publishing, LLC

God loves you! He cares about you, and He wants to help you grow, head to toe. Share The Garden of My Heart with someone you love, and these pages will create a desire for the good things God is growing within their heart. But watch out for those pesky weeds! With the help of three special garden tools and the gentle garden friend, Jesus, you’ll learn how to keep those weeds away and enjoy the beautiful “heart garden” God desires for us all. Based on Galatians 5:22-23, this book is a creative way to teach your child about the Fruit of the Spirit. Filled with character-building lessons, your child will enjoy the sweet story while they receive the book’s heartfelt message, “You are special. You are loved. You are fearfully and wonderfully made.”

Willoughby has an itch he can’t reach. An itch he can’t scratch. Not just a little itch, a TERRIBLY ITCHY ITCH. Nothing he does will make it go away. What can a dragon do when he has an itch he can’t reach? He calls for help, of course! See how some unlikely friends get together to relieve Willoughby of his terribly itchy itch.Willoughby is a young, somewhat clumsy, gentle dragon who is learning to live and interact with friends from the the Land of Dern. In this picture book series for ages 4-8, Willoughby learns about friendship, getting along with creatures different from himself, and discovers he can do things he never thought he could.

Sometimes God gives me ideas when I am in my bed. That's when He gave me the idea for this book. I wanted to write a book that would teach children that a developing baby in the womb is not just a piece of tissue but a human-created and formed in God's image. I wanted children to know that they were created special, even in their mother's womb (see Psalm 139:13b). The names Dayspring and Harah (pronounced haw-raw´) are both from the Bible. Harah is a Hebrew word that means "to be or become pregnant, conceive." Dayspring is used in the New Testament (Luke 1:76-79) to describe Jesus as a light to a dark world. It means "the dawn." This story shows that even in the womb, babies are functional human beings and not simply a glob of tissue. To emphasize the fact that unborn babies are fully human from conception, I exaggerate certain aspects and actions of Dayspring. She talks and eats; she experiences feelings such as disgust, excitement, dizziness, and even smugness. Also, she is already developing her talent of gymnastics. Children who understand the value of life in a mother's womb will grow into adults who appreciate the lives of their own children. This, dear readers, is what I hope to accomplish with this book. --Indya A. Rennie (13 years of age)

With a few ticks of the second hand and the quick strokes of a fountain pen, young Yvonnah loses everything familiar to her, including her name. Clinging to her half of a wishbone that holds a precious promise, she embarks on a new and often bewildering life. Told from a child’s perspective and intertwined with nostalgic adult recollections, Lacey remembers with comical inquisitiveness her life on the rural Delmarva Peninsula in the 1960s amid unlikely friendships, tragedy, healing, and God. The Trees Will Clap is a novel for those who have ever wondered where God is in the midst of heartbreak and for those of us who have found Him there.

The cows on the Vanderwende Dairy Farm in Bridgeville, Delaware, are milked every day, twice a day. Lately, Queenie, Lovey, Daisy, and Shamrock have been wondering what Farmer Jimmy does with all their milk. Get to know the quirky cows and follow their exciting journey as a “busy body” bird named Wendell wings his way into their lives and solves the milk mystery! BONUS: Learn “Mooovalous” facts about cows, Crossword puzzle, Word search

With a few ticks of the second hand and the quick strokes of a fountain pen, young Yvonnah loses everything familiar to her, including her name. Clinging to her half of a wishbone that holds a precious promise, she embarks on a new and often bewildering life. Told from a child’s perspective and intertwined with nostalgic adult recollections, Lacey remembers with comical inquisitiveness her life on the rural Delmarva Peninsula in the 1960s amid unlikely friendships, tragedy, healing, and God. The Trees Will Clap is a novel for those who have ever wondered where God is in the midst of heartbreak and for those of us who have found Him there.

Middle school fiction, endorsed by Nancy Rue, award-winning author of youth and adult fiction: "Just when I thought the best fantasy-mystery-adventure books had already been written, I found Gavin Goodfellow. NOW you have the best! Not only is the story deliciously strange and can’t-put-it-down intriguing, but Gavin and the challenges he bumps into are as real as you are. And at the center of it all, you’ve got God—like you’ve never experienced God before. So follow Gavin into Burnt Swamp and be prepared for the journey of your life!"What do twelve-year-old dyslexic Gavin Goodfellow, strange old prophetically-inclined Uncle Warney, newly relocated mother-daughter witches from London, and a pimply-faced New Age guru have in common? Burnt Swamp—where flames from a mysterious underground fire have been smoldering for ten years. The battle is on for dominion of the swamp and possession of an ancient diary that holds clues to either release or destroy the evil that dwells beneath the surface. Will Gavin respond to the Holy Spirit and embrace his God-given calling? Or will Bea Daark and her mother unleash forces that lure Gavin and the sleepy town of Ashboro into bondage?Keep a cool head. Stay alert. The Devil is poised to pounce, and would like nothing better than to catch you napping. Keep your guard up. - 1 Peter 5:8 (The Message)This book is being used in Christian schools and by home schoolers. A free teacher's guide is available from the website, www.GavinGoodfellow.com.

God loves you! He cares about you, and He wants to help you grow, head to toe. Share The Garden of My Heart with someone you love, and these pages will create a desire for the good things God is growing within their heart. But watch out for those pesky weeds! With the help of three special garden tools and the gentle garden friend, Jesus, you’ll learn how to keep those weeds away and enjoy the beautiful “heart garden” God desires for us all. Based on Galatians 5:22-23, this book is a creative way to teach your child about the Fruit of the Spirit. Filled with character-building lessons, your child will enjoy the sweet story while they receive the book’s heartfelt message, “You are special. You are loved. You are fearfully and wonderfully made.”

Just a Quilt? is a delightful story about six-year-old Chase and his imaginative uses of his prized quilt. This tale celebrates the wonderful creativity of children. In this story, his quilt is so much more than a quilt. Whether his quilt is a superhero cape, a dark cave or a magic carpet, it still provides the security of home. This beautifully illustrated book weaves a tale of a young boy's prized possession, well-loved coverlet (or blanket) which magically seems to turn the ordinary into the extraordinary. Share this delightful story with your child and imagine the possibilities.