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A fresh story from Norway about two best friends, Trille and Lena, and their ability to find the zaniest adventures. One of my favorite Trille and Lena adventures is the day they decide to recreate the story of Noah. They use real animals and transport them to their uncle’s boat in the fjord
A dog lives with a poet, and the saying goes that only poets and children can hear dogs talk… The dog finds two children lost in a winter snow storm. He takes them back to the cabin
All I could think about this story was Wow! what an usual story! Reena and her family move to Maine after living in a big city. They adjust to living in the country, and Reena and her brother Luke find themselves helping their cranky, scary neighbor, Mrs. Falala.
I’ve never seen a children’s book like this one! It starts at Creation and clearly explains how sin entered the world. Then comes the part that sets this book apart from others. It does not go straight to Jesus’s life, death and resurrection. Instead, it highlights the tabernacle and the part it played in the journey for redemption.
"A Cote of Many Colors" is a story of homing pigeons. Unlike most of Janette Oke's children's books, this one tells the story from the perspective of the people.
