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  • Stories from the Stoop

    Steve Bernstein

    eBook
    These Stories will Make you Laugh, Cry, and Want to Change the WorldStories from the Stoop features seven unforgettable true-life adventure stories mixed with humor, grit, and candor. These stories will fill you with hope and show you we are all in this together. Within these pages you will see life from a new perspective. A boy's life experienced straight from the stoop. This small piece of real estate, made of dreams, granite and memories, is his window into the world. Through his ponderings Steve asks himself:How can he overcome life’s struggles?Will he ever break the chains of being born into poverty? How will he fit in?It was Steve Bernstein's fortuitous and profound friendships which crossed boundaries of race, gender, and religion that enabled him to navigate these tumultuous questions and develop a unique perspective on life. Without his dog, Wolf, Steve would not have survived the wrath of a street gang. On the day Martin Luther King, Jr. was killed, it was Anthony who recognized how dangerous it was for Steve (the only white kid on the basketball court that April evening) to be out playing hoops. An epic bike trip with Joe breathed life into Steve's dream to be free, a lifelong friendship that only 9/11 could extinguish. Stories from the Stoop is a triumphant and tender coming of age journey intended for adults and young adults alike. Steve's voice, spare and street smart, resonates across age and ethnicity, and offers the possibility that life circumstances need not predict destiny. All you have to do is find enough courage, compassion and chutzpah to win out. Come, join Steve on the stoop and find out what it means to be free. Grab this book now and get lost in the vivid stories of love, life, acceptance, and freedom.
  • Stories from the Stoop

    Steve Bernstein

    Audible Audiobook (Steve Bernstein, Jan. 24, 2018)
    These seven unforgettable true-life adventure stories are sometimes humorous, often gritty, but never grim. A boy's life experienced from the stoop, a small piece of real estate, made of dreams, granite, and memories, his window onto and into the world. It was Steve Bernstein's fortuitous and profound friendships which crossed boundaries of race, gender, religion, and even species that enabled him to navigate these tumultuous times. Without his dog, Wolf, Steve would not have survived the wrath of a street gang. On the day Martin Luther King, Jr., was killed, it was Anthony who recognized how dangerous it was for Steve, the only white kid on the basketball court that April evening. An epic bike trip with Joe breathed life into Steve's dream to be free, a lifelong friendship that only 9/11 could extinguish. Stories from the Stoop is a triumphant and tender coming-of-age journey intended for adults and young adults alike. Steve's voice, spare and street smart, resonates across age and ethnicity and offers the possibility that life circumstances need not predict destiny. All you have to do is find enough courage, compassion, and chutzpah - look it up!
  • Stories from the Stoop

    Steve Bernstein

    Paperback (steve bernstein, May 16, 2017)
    These Stories will Make you Laugh, Cry, and Want to Change the WorldStories from the Stoop features seven unforgettable true-life adventures; stories told with humor, grit, and candor that will fill you with hope and remind us that we are all in this together.Within these pages, you’ll see life from a new perspective—through the eyes of a young boy— straight from his Bronx stoop. This small piece of real estate made of granite, memories and dreams, is his window to the world.Steve asks himself:How can I overcome the violence on the streets?Will I ever break the chains of being born into my cursed and chaotic family?Am I always going to be an outsider?It was Steve Bernstein's fortuitous and profound friendships—many of which crossed boundaries of race, gender, and religion—that enabled him to navigate these tumultuous questions and develop a hopeful perspective on life.Without his dog, Wolf, Steve would not have survived the wrath of a street gang. On the day Martin Luther King, Jr. was killed, it was Anthony who recognized how dangerous it was for Steve (the only white kid on the basketball court that April evening) to be out shooting hoops. An epic bike trip with Joe breathed life into Steve's dream to be free, a lifelong friendship that only 9/11 could extinguish.Stories from the Stoop is a triumphant and tender coming of age journey that will capture your heart and feed your soul. Steve's voice, spare and street smart, resonates across age and ethnicity, to offer the possibility that life circumstances need not predict destiny. All you have to do is find enough courage, compassion and chutzpah to win out.Come, join Steve on the stoop and find out what it means to truly be free.Grab this book now and get lost in the vivid stories of love, life, acceptance, and freedom.
  • Stories from the Opera

    Husain Shahrukh, James Mayhew

    Paperback (Barefoot Books, Sept. 1, 2007)
    Opera is one of the most spectacular and exhilarating art forms in the world, but is often perceived as being difficult for children to understand. This new paperback with CD edition tells a different story. Author Shahrukh Husain has selected seven classical operas, retelling them in a way that will capture the imagination of today s children. Each story opens with background information on the composer and a scene-setting introduction, while end-notes offer advice for parents on best recordings.
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  • Stories from the Bible

    Stacey Lamb

    Paperback (Grosset & Dunlap, Jan. 14, 2002)
    What happened to Noah’s animals? How did Jonah escape the whale? From animals to giants to stormy seas, kids can re-create the adventures of David, Noah, Jonah, and Joseph in this all-new Sticker Stories title.
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  • Stories from the Stable

    Bob Hartman

    eBook (Lion Children's Books, Sept. 23, 2011)
    Here is a collection of eighteen fun, fast-paced stories for Christmas from one of the UK's most popular storytellers. Bob Hartman is renowned for his retellings of traditional stories from around the world. This Christmas collection contains eleven episodes that link directly to the Nativity story, with a further seven folktales that provide memorable insights into the real meaning of Christmas. A very readable black and white text with line drawings throughout.
  • Mary Stories from the Bible

    Charlotte Grossetête, Éric Puybaret, Sibylle Delacroix, Dominique Mertens

    Hardcover (Ignatius Press, Sept. 15, 2018)
    The life of our Blessed Mother, Mary, unfolds for young children in these five touching stories imaginatively told and beautifully illustrated.The five stories are:The Childhood of MaryThe AnnunciationThe Birth of JesusThe Wedding Feast at CanaThe Death and Resurrection of JesusTo be read independently by young readers, or read aloud to small children.
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  • Stories from the Bible

    Heinz Janisch, Lisbeth Zwerger

    Hardcover (NorthSouth Books, Dec. 1, 2016)
    A beautiful retelling of the Bible—describing the creation of the world, the birth of Jesus, and the many wonders of God—by world-renowned, Hans Christian Andersen Award–winning illustrator Lisbeth Zwerger. Heinz Janisch retells some of the best known and most important stories in a style that is simple but vivid. Lisbeth Zwerger’s fascinating pictures create some surprising perspectives. A book for the whole family.
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  • Stories From the Stable

    Bob Hartman

    Paperback (Lion Hudson, Sept. 19, 2008)
    Here is a collection of eighteen fun, fast-paced stories for Christmas from one of the Uk's most popular storytellers. Bob Hartman is renowned for his retellings of traditional stories from around the world. This Christmas collection contains eleven episodes that link directly to the Nativity story, with a further seven folktales that provide memorable insights into the real meaning of Christmas. A very readable black and white text with line drawings throughout.
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  • 99 Stories from the Bible

    Juliet Juliet, Elina Ellis

    Hardcover (Candle Books, Sept. 18, 2020)
    A collection of 99 Bible Stories illustrated in bright colours. Each story is told across a double page spread and there is a mixture of full page art and spot illustrations throughout the book. Following the Bible narrative the stories start with At the Beginning, and cover a wide variety including Samuel Listens, Esther, A Blind Man Sees, and Jesus Walks on the Lake, right through to One Day Jesus Will Return.
  • Stories from the Bible

    Lisbeth Zwerger

    Hardcover (North-South Books, Jan. 1, 2002)
    Hans Christian Andersen Medal-winner Lisbeth Zwerger turns her artistic talents to illustrating selected stories from the Old and New Testaments. This handsome volume is comprised of biblical texts taken from the King James version, divided into twelve sections, with brief introductions to each section, as well as an index of chapters and verses. Fourteen full-page illustrations and nearly sixty charming vignettes, graced by Lisbeth Zwerger's signature wit and unique vision, enhance this elegant collection of significant Bible stories, ranging from the Creation of the World, Adam and Eve, Noah and the Great Flood, to David and Goliath, The Birth of Christ, The Last Supper, and The Passion. A thoughtful gift-for Easter, Communion, Confirmation, or any occasion.
  • Stories from the Bible

    Alex Woolf

    language (Arcturus, July 31, 2017)
    Showcasing the best-loved Bible stories from the Old and New Testaments, this charming collection is a wonderful introduction to the Bible for readers aged 4 and up. Narrated with an engaging and easy-to-follow style, and illustrated throughout, Stories from the Bible is perfect for parents reading to younger children at bedtime, for older children to read independently or for use in Sunday schools, and is topical for religious holidays such as Christmas and Easter.