Books with title The Remember Tree

This Christmas season, learn to see the symbols of the Savior in the ornaments of the Remember Tree. The six unique ornaments and their riddles point to Him, the reason for the season. After you've guessed all six, you'll be ready for the seventh and most special ornament of all. Beautiful classical illustrations and a heartwarming story are sure to make The Remember Tree a new family tradition!

Starlight. Steel. Ahryn and Ezai must unite.Ten years ago, the Starsingers--tyrannical magicians who draw their power from the stars--suffered a brutal defeat at the hands of an ancient order of magic-resistant peacekeepers.Their rebellion quelled, their magic controlled, the five families of starlight magicians have been forced to live in a fragile truce with the starless commoners...until now.When an assassin begins killing Starsingers, the defiant peacekeepers are blamed, for who else could slay a magician?EZAI is a storied peacekeeper. He has been tasked with finding the true killer, and he must do so before the balance of power is disrupted. But the Starsingers plot against him.AHRYN is the eldest child of an Astral House, and she alone survives the murder of her family. She seeks justice, but the other families wish to use her fury, and her family's legacy.As another war approaches, Ezai and Ahryn form an unlikely alliance. Together, they must unlock a secret of the past and find the assassin before it's too late, for a greater evil looms.REMEMBER THE DAWN is the first book of the STARSINGERS, a sword and sorcery saga that takes place in a world with a distinct magic system and an elaborate and expansive history.

Remembering the Alamo is a tale of extraordinary courage and riveting adventure. For thirteen days, 189 men lead by Davy Crockett, Colonel William Travis and hopelessly outnumbered, held off the Mexican army lead by General Santa Anna at the Mission San Antonio de Valero-the Alamo. Their valiant sacrifice for the cause of Texas liberty became the rallying cry, "Remember the Alamo!"

The Remember Book and The Remember Journal were created by MYSTKDZ to help lay a foundation for children (and care-givers!) to learn more about where we came from and who we are. Understanding who we are helps us to understand who we will be. We encourage you to incorporate the principles of The Remember Book as part of your daily conversations with your child. One way to do this is by talking to your child regularly about the wonderful way that God made them and reminding them that He has great big plans for them. For example: If your child loves to write stories, you could remind them that they were made that way and encourage them to ask God to put stories in their heart to share with others.

The Remember Book and The Remember Journal were created by MYSTKDZ to help lay a foundation for children (and care-givers!) to learn more about where we came from and who we are. Understanding who we are helps us to understand who we will be. We encourage you to incorporate the principles of The Remember Book as part of your daily conversations with your child. One way to do this is by talking to your child regularly about the wonderful way that God made them and reminding them that He has great big plans for them. For example: If your child loves to write stories, you could remind them that they were made that way and encourage them to ask God to put stories in their heart to share with others.

Walt Walters hates garage sales. But every Saturday, his father drags Walt and his sisters to every garage sale in town to hunt up bargains. On an unusually blustery day, a kindly man offers Walt an old briefcase from his sale items. Walt is less than excited at the offer, but at home he finds an old diary inside the briefcase written by a young girl, seventy years earlier. The diary ends abruptly, but when Walt goes back to it the next day, he finds that more diary entries have appeared where the writng had stopped. And even more entries appear when he shows the diary to his friend Celia. In the diary, the young girl, Alice Shaworth, tells of mysterious events in her life, including tremors no one else can feel, family members who become "frozen" while she can still move about, and a blaring light that appears under the doorway that leads to her attic. When Walt and Celia investigate Alice Shaworth's life they discover that she disappeared decades earlier and was never found. And then, the strange events that Alice recorded in her diary begin happening to Walt. His house begins shaking but no one in the family seems to notice. His father and sisters become frozen and he cannot shake them out of it, and they can't remember it when they come out of their trance. And a strange light emanating from his attic leads him to investigate. There he finds a panel missing from the roof of his house, with an intense light blazing from it. When he tries to run away, he is pulled by an unseen force toward the light, toward the world of forgetting on the other side, toward Paralleladise where he will unravel an old mystery, save an old friend, and meet the Rememberer.

“Easy,” Wyatt said. “Find the Lord Regent. Kill him. Save Rozen. Find and save Athena and Maia. Defeat the Bad Man. Get my power back. Get our memories back. Save both worlds.”When Wyatt first entered the magical world known as the Realms, it was a pleasant escape from an oppressive world. But the longer Wyatt stays, the more he begins to realize that the memories he locked away in the shadows of his mind cannot be silenced forever.And it’s not just Wyatt’s memories that may hold the key to saving the Realms, Earth, and all those he cares for.

Historical romance written in 1888. Remember the Alamo is the story of the fictional family of Robert Worth--at the time of the Texas revolution. By that time, Worth, a native of New York, had served as a well-known and respected physician in the town of San Antonio for more than a quarter of a century. Soon after he first arrived in Texas, Worth had married San Antonio native Maria Flores, and together they raised a family of two sons and two daughters. The turmoil in Texas during the period leading up to the revolution is epitomized in the Worth family. As a result of their multicultural marriage, the issues of whether Texas should be governed by Mexico or by Anglo-American influences became the fundamental topic that threatened to divide the family. On a much broader scale, these same issues threatened the unity of the people of Texas.

I Remember The Time is an adorable book that looks back to the first memories you were making with your child. From the very first time that you held your baby and heard your child cry, to the first time your infant wrapped it's fingers around your thumb.Take a walk down memory lane with your child as you reminisce about the enjoyable times you had together when they were young. From giving the first bath and putting on clothes for the first time, to those first steps and stumbles. From taking the first steps to the first laugh and the first time they heard a book being read.As you read this kids story, you'll be taking your own child back in time. Kids love to hear about their early childhood years and what it was like for them when they were younger. Your children will have lots of questions about what kind of baby clothes they wore, what they took a bath in, how often they cried and what their first words were.As you talk to your child about all these events in their life, you'll be developing even more memories and moments to look back on as the years go buy. Kids grow up too fast. Why not spend a few minutes talking with them about their past and sharing some of your favorite memories you had of when they were first arriving home from the hospital after birth and were just little and totally dependent on you.I Remember The Time also includes a moment of sickness, when you first had to stay up with your baby all through the night and monitor their temperature and give them medicine and comfort them and put them back to sleep. This is a great opportunity to share with your children about caring for others and not being selfish. It's a great chance to show little boys and girls what it really means to be a parent and what it means to sacrifice for those you love.So take a small stroll down memory lane today with I Remember The Time. Your little ones will thank you for all the good memories you share with them. You can read this book at bed time as you tuck them into bed for the night under a full moon, or you can read it before school to remind them of all the fun times you had when they were little.This book also makes a great gift for grandparents who want to share their own stories to their grandkids. Grandma or Grandpa can share some of the memories they have of the parent when they were just an infant or toddler. This book is suitable for 2-5 year old boys and girls. Older children ages 6-9 may also like sharing in the memories, though the book isn't specifically written to their age range. Happy Reading!