Books with title What Does Love Look Like?

Developing your child’s imagination unfortunately is rarely supported today, not through modern media, or our education system. One way to develop an imagination is to give kids something to chew on, time, and attention. One of the biggest gifts parents can give to their children is a good question – and the opportunity to answer it. The book presents graphical elements which are part of a bigger picture. Each graphical element is accompanied with a question (“What does it look like?”). Please let the child answer it, and all answers are good. I also encourage the parents to applaud each answer. The child should feel encouraged to see something – which is not there – by using its imagination. By turning the page, the picture becomes more and more complete.

Did you know that tarantula and bird poop look the same? That some small birds excrete toxic weapons? Or that rabbits eat their own feces only to poop it out again? How about the fact that cricket manure smells like oranges? No? This book covers that and more in the weird world of animal poop. This book explains why different animals poop different ways. It uses pictures and links to websites and videos to satisfy even the most curious of gross science enthusiasts. You'll find yourself trying to identify animal poop later and even trying to figure out what the animal last ate. Great for any classroom, this book is short enough to keep their attention but filled with wild and crazy facts few would guess to be true. The e-version has embedded links to further their education. The paperback provides the same links, but they must be typed out in a browser.

This is a fun story about finding and recognizing faith in God. It's written from a perspective that will make sense to children of all ages, with rhyming verse and colorful illustrations so that even before they can read children will begin to understand the concept of faith in God. This book is written for parents whose children are starting to ask the "hard" questions about faith and what it is. "Daddy, What Does Faith Look Like?" answers the question in a simple format that children (and adults!) can understand and relate to.

Love and Like are words that people of all ages use often in their daily life, especially young children. Part of growing up is learning to differentiate between the two words. I love my mommy and daddy, I like my room and bed. I love my brother and sister, I like my bike the best.............. This book will help adults to explain it better and children to understand it.

Meet Caleb, a curious young boy who is asking some questions too, but soon discovers that his tongue can be quite evil at times. This charming story, What Does Your Tongue Look Like?: A Tale about Taming the Tongue is for readers of all ages who have ever regretted something they said. Knowing the power of his tongue, Caleb begins to feel a heavy burden. Accompany him on his hunt for wisdom in Angela Schumers fictional tale. Laugh and learn as you enjoy Calebs encounters with wise and wild animals that are passionate about sharing their godly wisdom. This story will leave you thinking What Does Your Tongue Look Like?