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Looking forward to enjoy this week with family and friends. My next new review will post Monday, December 2nd. This Bible Study Guide focuses on suffering and is geared specifically for teens. Each well organized lesson provides reflection questions as well as a prayer focus and an action plan. Additionally, throughout the study, real life situations are powerfully used. While this complimentary book was provided for review by New Growth Press, no other compensation […] This colorful, engaging book is designed specifically for pre-teen and teen girls. Emma Mae Jenkins shares her high school years through the lens of her spiritual growth. Of particular note is the inclusion of a scripture to remember section at the end of each chapter. These well selected verses truly reaffirm the truths shared within […] Even if you don’t have your very own dragon who is suffering from a cold, this book is sure to delight. Filled with whimsical illustrations and plenty of humor, readers of all ages will find themselves smiling and perhaps even giggling a bit as they read this sweet story. This is a terrific read-a-loud option. Title: Dragons Get Colds Too Author: Rebecca Roan Genre: Juvenile Fiction Publisher: Bloomsbury Children's Books Release Date: February 12, 2019 Pages: 40 Everyone knows that crocodiles like water, except one particular friend featured in this book. With an encouraging and humorous tone, this delightful tale encourages the importance of being yourself no matter what. This is a fantastic read-a-loud and a new favorite that could be used with learners of all ages.
[…] Friendship and creativity are celebrated in this terrific picture book. When Pencil Met Eraser details how pencil and eraser first met and how they started working together. This clever book would be a tremendous read-a-loud option for all ages. Title: When Pencil Met Eraser Author: Karen Kilpatrick, Luis O. Ramos, Jr., Genre: Juvenile Fiction Publisher: Imprint Release Date: May 28, 2019 Pages: 40 We loved A Place for Pluto! This highly engaging book details Pluto’s shock and dismay when he is stripped of his planet status and his subsequent attempts to find where he might fit within the universe. Scientifically sound, funny, and encouraging, A Place for Pluto is a winner.
Title: A Place for Pluto Author: Stef Wade Genre: Juvenile Fiction Publisher: Capstone Release Date: 2018-07 Pages: 32 |
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