Books with title My Bee's Keeper

Make your child's day bright and sunny with this book about grace and honey.Written by brother and sister team, Antoinette Baier and youth minister, Mark Restaino, this sweet and rhyming children's book features a family in need, a friendly gardener, and the life giving power of bees to tell a symbolic gospel story. The book touches on the topics of homelessness, immigration, the environment, and of course, the Christian faith. Another great thing about this book is that all net author proceeds are donated to Christian organizations that house the homeless, refugees, and missionaries.Find out what all the buzz is about, support a good cause, and invest in a copy today.

Countless books on the Civil War recount the carnage, vengeance, and heroism in battle. But there was another aspect of the Civil War as well: one in which Yankees and Rebels during the heat of battle saved one another, often at risk of their own lives; one in which soldiers and civilians, prison guards and prisoners, though on opposing sides, not only traded with one another, but gave humanitarian aid and sustenance in times of need. This "brotherhood for the enemy" contradicted all the rules of normal warfare but did in fact take place. Using primary source materials such as diaries, letters, military reports, and newspapers, Daniel Rolph opens up a unique and little-known genre of Civil War history.

Make your child's day bright and sunny with this book about grace and honey.Written by brother and sister team, Antoinette Baier and youth minister, Mark Restaino, this sweet and rhyming children's book features a family in need, a friendly gardener, and the life giving power of bees to tell a symbolic gospel story. The book touches on the topics of homelessness, immigration, the environment, and of course, the Christian faith. Another great thing about this book is that all net author proceeds are donated to Christian organizations that house the homeless, refugees, and missionaries.Find out what all the buzz is about, support a good cause, and invest in a copy today.

Toby Malone looks up to his brother Jake. Everyone does. He is the cool one, the one who is good at baseball. Even Mr. Furry, the unfortunately named family cat, seems to prefer him to everyone else. Toby and Jake and their little brother have always had an easy, jostling friendship, in which it is them against the rest of the world. But ever since Toby`s father left, things have been off balance. Toby`s mother seems deflated and resigned. And his little brother is exhibiting odd signs of stress. Toby struggles to keep his family together even as things are falling apart. Despite his efforts, though, Jake is drifting farther and farther away, and Toby knows it is because he is becoming increasingly dependent on drugs. Toby tries to cover up for Jake, to spare his mother yet another disappointment. But his attempts to protect Jake and his mother backfire, only adding to the growing tension between the brothers+until Jake finally goes much too far. With great warmth and wry humor, Patricia McCormick draws a portrait of a typical family that is struggling to reconnect after a crisis.

Make your child's day bright and sunny with this book about grace and honey. Written by brother and sister team, Antoinette Baier and youth minister, Mark Restaino, this sweet and rhyming children's book features a family in need, a friendly gardener, and the life giving power of bees to tell a symbolic gospel story. The book touches on the topics of homelessness, immigration, the environment, and of course, the Christian faith. Another great thing about this book is that all net author proceeds are donated to Christian organizations that house the homeless, refugees, and missionaries. Find out what all the buzz is about, support a good cause, and invest in a copy today.

Seventeen-year-old Jerrod has struggled with the guilt of his actions for an event that took place almost a year ago. His friends have abandoned him, his family ignores him, and he lost his best friend. To make matters worse, he was unable to access records that may have revealed his father's whereabouts. His sister, Ella, guides Jerrod as he tries to learn and accept secrets his family has tried to hide. However, a sinister spirit may be influencing Ella's actions, and it has an agenda of its own.

Hannah Clark used to be an ordinary girl. She used to be a lot of things. Until she was bitten.Five months ago, Hannah woke up in the middle of the woods as a vampire. She didn’t know how it happened or who turned her. She just knew she wasn’t safe in her hometown anymore.Fort Wayne was supposed to be her fresh start. Her chance to finish high school without any other incidents. But then she met Jackson. Their attraction was instant and awakened something deep inside of her. Her thirst for blood.Things only got worse when her maker, Lucas, came to town. He might have been sexy, but he was one dangerous vampire. And if Hannah wanted to keep Jackson safe, she had to protect him from Lucas’ ravenous ways. Even though she found herself excited by them.But Lucas wasn’t there for her. Something sinister was happening in town. Vampires were going missing, and if Hannah didn’t want to be next, she had to work with Lucas to solve the mystery. But could she trust him? Or should she trust Jackson? She had to make a choice—and her life might just depend on it.

A novel of the First World War. Alfie signs up for the army aged just 15, carried away by patriotic fervour at the start of the Great War. But life in the trenches is very far from his dreams of glory. It's hard, and cold, and it's boring. Alfie is desperate to see some action. But when he volunteers for a raid on the German trenches, against the advice of his comrades, Alfie begins to understand what war means, and to see the value of the lives that are being thrown away on the Western Front every day...

A novel of the First World War. Alfie signs up for the army aged just 15, carried away by patriotic fervour at the start of the Great War. But life in the trenches is very far from his dreams of glory. It's hard, and cold, and it's boring. Alfie is desperate to see some action. But when he volunteers for a raid on the German trenches, against the advice of his comrades, Alfie begins to understand what war means, and to see the value of the lives that are being thrown away on the Western Front every day...