Books published by publisher Standard International Media

Carved from the Blood Mountains, a perpetual reminder of Imager’s great love for mankind, the mysterious Bloodstone opens a gateway into multiple dimensions. As Denise, Nathan, and Joshua visit these fantastic realities and learn of Imager’s unfathomable compassion, they must also battle strange creations while fighting the internal wars of their own hearts. This profoundly creative and entertaining allegory for children eight to eighty is a sparkling-fresh depiction of life’s most important journey.

How does a person learn to use a language dictionary? The New Beginner's Spanish/English Dictionary and Guide to Usage is especially created to help. The use of photos, easy-to-understand meanings of the words, simple synonyms, and word use in English and Spanish make learning simple. Over 1,500 entries can be easily located with the use of the 28-page index with listings in both English and Spanish. Aimed principally at children, but extremely useful to anyone learning Spanish or English, this book is an excellent tool.

Carved from the Blood Mountains, a perpetual reminder of Imager’s great love for mankind, the mysterious Bloodstone opens a gateway into multiple dimensions. As Denise, Nathan, and Joshua visit these fantastic realities and learn of Imager’s unfathomable compassion, they must also battle strange creations while fighting the internal wars of their own hearts. This profoundly creative and entertaining allegory for children eight to eighty is a sparkling-fresh depiction of life’s most important journey.In a dramatic showdown the children finally trust Imager enough to receive his Breath. But is there enough power in it to overcome the evil they must face? Moreover, can his Breath protect them from the crushing mirrors that reflect their past failures in the Sea of Justice?

Carved from the Blood Mountains, a perpetual reminder ofImager’s great love for mankind, the mysterious Bloodstoneopens a gateway into multiple dimensions. As Denise,Nathan, and Joshua visit these fantastic realities and learn of Imager’sunfathomable compassion, they must also battle strange creationswhile fi ghting the internal wars of their own hearts. This profoundlycreative and entertaining allegory for children eight to eighty is asparkling-fresh depiction of life’s most important journey.The adventure begins as moonlight strikes the mysterious Bloodstone.Denise and Nathan are swept into exciting dimensions until theyeventually enter the Portal. With the help of Aristophenix, theuniverse’s worst poe; Listro Q, a tall purple dude with dyslexic speech;and Samson, part dragonfly, part ladybug; they learn of Imager. But thecrafty Illusionist and the icy-blue Bobok are out to deceive at every turn . . .

What would Jesus be like if he were a teen today?Who would be his friend? His enemy?Who would want to kill him?Books one through seven of the novella series collected in one edition. Each told by one of these characters...Satan - out to destroy Eli at any costMaggie - the all school sleep-aroundPeter - the hot-tempered jock with a bad case of foot-in-mouth diseaseTommy - the Eeyore of the groupMartha - the do-gooder PhariseeJudas - friend, con-artist, and future betrayerEach character tells their own story as they face the demanding struggles of high school life in today's world...while interacting with a fellow classmate who just happens to be the Son of God.

MADCAP MYSTERIES WITH A MESSAGE New edition, with a note from the author! Who is the secretive new stranger living in the small town of Midvale? Why are dozens of garage doors suddenly banging open and shut? Can Bloodhounds, Inc. stop an angry mob before it’s too late? After the priceless mummy of King Tut Tut 33rd disappears from the Midvale Museum, Sean and Melissa Hunter start digging up clues. But when a late-night graveyard chase brings them face-to-face (or face-to-bandages) with the supposed living dead, the kid sleuths need far-out faith to remember that people aren’t always what they seem.

What if Jesus were in high school today?Who would he hang out with?What would he say?What would he do?Martha is overworked, overwhelmed, and underappreciated: She has to get top grades, keep her siblings in line, and single-handedly organize the youth group's upcoming trip to Mexico. Meanwhile, Eli Shepherd is trying to tell her to "relax" and trust a God that seems nothing like the God she has been taught to serve. Martha in on Eli, though, and she is determined to gather information on him that will prove to everyone what a fraud he really is.