Books with title Z and the Magic Truck

Just as flowing mill water glitters in the sunlight, this faith-based book flows through the years, helping to illuminate the lives of author, Pete Madsen, and his wife, Marie’s past ancestors, taking us all back to a more reminiscent time of horse-drawn wagons, feed mills, and daily survival.Pete and Marie’s lives were influenced by the loving reality of The Magic impacting the actions and lives of their ancestors, who originated in Europe and traveled to the United States to create a new life for themselves.Based on the true-life stories surrounding a flour mill in Wisconsin, the two families precipitated various chains of events over centuries that culminated in the modern-day meeting of an unsuspecting couple in an obscure kitchen in Lewiston, Idaho.This book illustrates how our actions of today become operative agents upon the lives of future generations of our families. These present actions lend great significance and credence to the subsequent historical stories to be revealed to tomorrow’s generations; our presence in the past will become known by the presents we leave behind for our ancestors to contemplate in the future.

Just as flowing mill water glitters in the sunlight, this faith-based book flows through the years, helping to illuminate the lives of author, Pete Madsen, and his wife, Marie’s past ancestors, taking us all back to a more reminiscent time of horse-drawn wagons, feed mills, and daily survival.Pete and Marie’s lives were influenced by the loving reality of The Magic impacting the actions and lives of their ancestors, who originated in Europe and traveled to the United States to create a new life for themselves.Based on the true-life stories surrounding a flour mill in Wisconsin, the two families precipitated various chains of events over centuries that culminated in the modern-day meeting of an unsuspecting couple in an obscure kitchen in Lewiston, Idaho.This book illustrates how our actions of today become operative agents upon the lives of future generations of our families. These present actions lend great significance and credence to the subsequent historical stories to be revealed to tomorrow’s generations; our presence in the past will become known by the presents we leave behind for our ancestors to contemplate in the future.

Take the adventure of a lifetime with Max, the little boy who loves trains. Every child's fantasies are discovered in this wonderful, well written book. The book was written by author Regina Farmer whose actual son loved trains so much he wanted to hear train stories every night. From dinosaurs to leprechauns the book will not disappoint. It is very well illustrated by graphic artist Lori Lee. Let your child experience the magic train ride along with Max which is enjoyed by adults as well as children.