Books with title Good Morning, Morning!

This delightful book will introduce your little ones to the simple and wonderful ways they can worship God daily. Deuteronomy 6:6-7 tells us to impress His commands on our children's hearts and talk about them when we sit at home, when we walk along the road, when we lie down, and when we get up. 'Good Morning, God' is a great discipleship tool to help your family do just that. Discussion questions, daily prayers, and activities are included to inspire thoughtfulness and encourage family conversation. Lovingly written and beautifully illustrated by award-winning artist Alice Ratterree, 'Good Morning, God' will help your kids fall in love with their heavenly Father by showing them how He can be the focus of everything they do from sunrise to sunset and all through the night. What Parents Are Saying About 'Good Morning, God': My daughter requested that I read it at least a half-dozen times the first day and many, many times since. A beautiful addition to any bookshelf in a Christian home and one that will be treasured over and over.

"No one who reads Good Morning, Midnight will ever forget it." ―New York TimesSasha Jensen has returned to Paris, the city of both her happiest moments and her most desperate. Her past lies in wait for her in cafes, bars, and dress shops, blurring all distinctions between nightmare and reality. When she is picked up by a young man, she begins to feel that she is still capable of desires and emotions. Few encounters in fiction have been so brilliantly conceived, and few have come to a more unforgettable end.

Good Morning, Matty is a heartwarming tale about a young boy's journey through his daily routine in anticipation of a weekend filled with family time and lasting memories. Today in America, more than 23 percent of kids are raised in a single-parent home. The economic, emotional, and spiritual guidance that two-parent families provide are the cornerstones of effective family institutions. Good Morning, Matty is a literary work that redefines the millennial family stereotypes in many ways. This audiobook paints the family institution in a more positive light, as it depicts a young boy who enjoys the togetherness and interactions of his family. The goal of this audiobook is to place emphasis on the value of family time and the importance of spending time regularly.

It's dark and quiet.The moon still glimmers in the sky.While the baker, the ferry boat captain, and the TV anchorman are busy at work, most people are cozily snuggled in bed. Then dawn's first light peeks through the tree branches. Wake up, city! There is much to be done in neighborhoods all across the metropolis. As the morning gets brighter, the city streets bustle with people ready to begin the day. GOOD MORNING, CITY, by morning news anchor Pat Kiernan, is sure to start the day off right.

Handpicked by Amazon kids’ books editor, Seira Wilson, for Prime Book Box – a children’s subscription that inspires a love of reading.It's dark and quiet.The moon still glimmers in the sky.While the baker, the ferry boat captain, and the TV anchorman are busy at work, most people are cozily snuggled in bed. Then dawn's first light peeks through the tree branches. Wake up, city! There is much to be done in neighborhoods all across the metropolis. As the morning gets brighter, the city streets bustle with people ready to begin the day. GOOD MORNING, CITY, by morning news anchor Pat Kiernan, is sure to start the day off right.

A mouse decides one morning to make an omelet, but needs an egg, and sets out to find one. On his search, he eventually finds everything needed to bake a cake, including apples, flour, and sugar, but also those most precious ingredients—community and friends, from a hedgehog to an owl to a raccoon— and learns about the unexpected gifts of asking for what you need and sharing what you have.

A clever and heartwarming picture book that offers reassurance and hope in our difficult time.Good Morning Zoom takes the reader on a lyrical journey through our "new normal." From "Zoom school," to watching doctors and nurses on TV, to building pillow forts and talking to loved ones from a distance, this poignant book reminds us that there are still things to enjoy and be excited about in these unprecedented times.