Books with title Ihor's Big Decision

Never in her wildest dreams did nine-year-old Molly believe she could be loved again.Molly’s fed up with the cruel Mr and Mrs Furrows who run the orphanage. She wants out.When a mysterious palace appears outside her bedroom, she thinks ... Now’s my chance!Molly is invited to join the royal family, but there’s a catch. It involves a secret mission and magic tokens.She has only one month to complete her mission and accept the king’s invitation. If she doesn’t, will she ever get another chance to get away from Mr and Mrs Furrows?This children’s chapter book is the first in the series and perfect for young readers aged 6-10.Parents, if you enjoy a wholesome tale that contains a moral for your children, then you will love Molly’s Big Decision. This is a story that delivers a message of compassion, kindness and forgiveness at a child’s level of understanding. It is a very useful resource for growing children of character.Molly is completely captivated by life in the King’s palace, where she goes on an amazing adventure and learns to receive love. The door to Molly’s world of wonder is wide open, inviting you in.

“It started one day when the Muslims were toldTo get ready for an expedition,They would journey afar in the fierce, fiery heat,What a dangerous, difficult mission!”A dangerous mission it is, but one strong and healthy man stays behind. Who is he? Why does he stay behind? And what will happen when everyone returns?“Ka’b’s Big Decision” relates the true tale of Ka’b ibn Malik (may Allah be pleased with him), a companion who was strong and wealthy but who did not respond to the call for the expedition to Tabook.The story leads the child through all too-familiar territory: “What should I do now that I’ve done something wrong?” “Maybe I can lie or make an excuse,” and through the shining example of Ka’b, teaches them the best way to solve such a moral dilemma.The story has been brought to life with rhyming prose and attractive illustrations, enhancing the teaching of the seerah of the Prophet (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) and the ethical lessons of truth and honesty therein.

When Daniel was in the Junior Department at Sunday school, Mrs. Blakely had been his favorite teacher. He has just been told by his mother that Mrs. Blakely is dying. She cannot get well. How Daniel accepts and relates to the situation with the help of his family and Mrs. Blakely's husband is the story of this book. Although very ill, Mrs. Blakely is Daniel's best help. How does she do it? Read the book and find out.

Jake, a smart, very responsible fifth grader, was surrounded by a houseful of adoring pets. Taking meticulous care of them was his favorite hobby. The pets included an affectionate golden retriever; an energetic hamster; a sly cat; an opinionated parakeet; three nosy goldfish; a mischievous rabbit; and two sleepy turtles. Jake was understanding, gentle, and encouraging. His special attention kept each pet healthy and strong. Each pet knew that it wouldnt be forgotten or ignored. Jake couldnt wait to become ten years old. Why? Because he passionately wanted to attend an outstanding summer camp in Arizona that required each camper to be at least ten years of age. Jake and his best friend, Drew, had long planned to attend the camp together for the month of June. The camp offered a wide variety of hands-on experiences from milking cows, helping with the birthing of baby animals, feeding animals, collecting eggs, picking fresh fruit and vegetables, as well as building a bird sanctuary and riding horses. This exciting summer camp experience would greatly enrich Jakes knowledge and skills. Because of Jakes exceptional devotion to his pets, several close friends independently approached him asking if he would take care of their pets in June while they traveled with their families. Jake was deeply committed to going to camp. Now, he had to make the big decision. Would he give up his summer plans to stay home and look after his friends pets? Would he choose to help others instead of pursuing his own pleasure? Jake makes his decision. Read how Jakes generosity and kindness were rewarded.

Froggy is a prince. His father is the king of the pond. But Froggy has no desire to be king. His dreams are of other things. Will his dreams come true?Written for children of all ages , “Froggy’s Big Decision” is filled with colorful illustrations and humor. Come and see what Froggy dreams of becoming, and how he finds his calling in making other happy.