Faith Inspired Books The Book Curator: October 2015
Special offer: Great for gifts and awards Meditations: Beautiful Bible Verses for Colouring ISBN 978-1943847648 RRP: $16.50 Published: 01/10/2015 Publisher: Firewheel Press
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Encourage your students to be creative with the focus on Scriptural truths through this beautiful colouring book by Australian artist Lorien Atwood. Meditations features 18 unique, hand illustrated Bible verses, perfect for colouring and meditation individually or in groups. Heavy paper and easy removal allows the designs to be coloured, framed or shared.
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The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey
- he'll never be called Mr Gloomy again! Beautiful and powerful words are complemented by quite exquisite illustrations. It is no surprise this story is multiple award winner, given its subtle, but timeless message and wonderful execution. Enjoyable in its own right, this book would also be a great prompt for class discussion. Highly recommended.
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Star! Saviour! Stable! Author: Cameron Semmens ISBN: 978-1925139600 Published: 01/12/2015 Publisher: Other RRP: $11.99
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This 20th anniversary edition continues to inspire with its message of hope and Christian witness. Jonathan Toomey has (understandably) been sad, lonely and depressed since the death of his wife and baby. Locking himself away from the joys of the world, he's locally referred to as Mr Gloomy.
This is the story of our Saviour the strange starting scenes of this super-startling, supernatural Son. There’s a star, a stable, shepherds, sheep, star-scanning scientists and of course - our Saviour! And all these S words add up to a very S-y, very surprising, very splendid version of the Christmas story. Superb! This children’s book by Cameron Semmen’s reflects a truly Australian sense of humour - while telling the truly profound story of our Saviour.
One day a knock on the door leads to a wood carving commission. The widow McDowell and her son Thomas want a set of biblical characters to replace those lost from a nativity scene. They call in every few days to check on progress, and Toomey warms to their company and hospitality and stars teaching Thomas wood carving. Come Christmas day and there's a new found joy in his step
Recommended age: 4 to 8 years
Recommended age: 5 to 9 years
Author: Susan Wojciechowski ISBN: 978-1406360387 Published: 01/09/2015 Publisher: Walker Books RRP: $16.95
Jonathan Toomey is the best woodcarver in the valley, but he is always alone and never smiles. Early one winter’s day, a widow and her young son approach him with a gentle request -- which leads to a joyful miracle. The spirit of Christmas heals a woodcarver’s heart in this splendid edition of a holiday classic.
aspects are lost though - just communicated in a more subtle and out of the ordinary way. That may just be what captures their attention!
» OUR REVIEW A fun telling of the Christmas story using as many words staritng with ‘s’ as possible. Consequently it’s a little silly, but highly amusing with splendid cartoon style illustrations. That doesn’t mean the important
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Will and Kate: The Story of William and Catherine Booth Author: Dawn Volz ISBN: 978-0992382452 Published: 01/06/2015 Publisher: Other RRP: $12.99 » PUBLISHER’S DESCRIPTION Celebrating 150 years of The Salvation Army, Will and Kate is a picture-book biography of its Founders — William and Catherine Booth - and tells how two ordinary children grew up to do extraordinary things for God. » OUR REVIEW This illustrated children’s book is the story of the Booths from their childhood to their involvement in the establishment of the Salvation Army and their ministry. Will is depicted as a boy playing with his friends and Kate as young girl who loved to read. During childhood Will noticed poor and hungry people everywhere and promised himself to God at a young age. Will’s dream of helping the poor people find a better life lead him to preach to the people in the streets.
The story tells of how Will and Kate met and fell in love. They went on to preach together, have a family and start the Salvation Army. When Will died millions of people mourned him. The story ends by reflecting on how two ordinary kids did something extraordinary.
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A lovely introduction to the Christian history of the Salvation Army and of mercy in action.
A collection of some of the most well known parables written in a simpler way to make them easier to understand for the target age group. Accompanied by colourful illustrations, an explanation of what a parable is, and activity suggestions. A useful resource for younger readers and as a read aloud book.
Recommended age: 5 to 9 years
Recommended age: 5 to 9 years
life some of the often overlooked biblical characters. There are about four pages devoted to each women, including illustrations, so it is a concise read. Recommended age: 7 to 9 years
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The Lion Storyteller Book of Parables Author: Bob Hartman ISBN: 978-0745964461 Published: 01/08/2015 Publisher: Lion Hudson RRP: $19.99 » PUBLISHER’S DESCRIPTION A wonderful addition to the Storyteller range, told by the expert storyteller, Bob Hartman. Twenty-seven of Jesus parables are given a fresh twist in his lively and dynamic style, managing to effortlessly engage young readers and make clear the depths of meaning within the story. llustrations by Krista Kallai Nagy add to the warm-hearted appeal of the parables. This book is suitable for teachers seeking material to read out loud in class and assemblies, and for parents wanting stories children can enjoy having read to them, or for those who are starting to read by themselves.
Women of the Bible Author: Margaret McAllister ISBN: 978-0745976051 Published: 01/07/2015 Publisher: Lion RRP: $14.99
The Hard to Swallow Tale of Jonah and the Whale Author: Joyce Denham ISBN: 978-0745965840 Published: 01/07/2015 Publisher: Lion RRP: $12.99 » PUBLISHER’S DESCRIPTION
An elegantly illustrated collection of ten favourite Bible stories with an interesting twist. Margaret McAllister imaginatively retells these tales from the point of view of the women involved: Noah’s wife, Miriam, Ruth, Mary mother of Jesus, Pilate’s wife, Mary Magdalene are among some of the women who put their side of the story forward.
A wonderful retelling of an alltime-favourite tale from the Bible The story of Jonah is full of ingredients that children love: a dangerous mission; a man on the run; danger at sea; an incredible whale rescue; and a grand finale about forgiveness. Amanda Hall and Joyce Denham give this classic tale their own special twist. The beautiful illustrations and dramatic story line make this a great read.
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A very well composed and clever look at various women who feature in the Bible. Their stories are told with insight and often fleshed out with appropriate details to add a personal touch and to help the narrative. Valuable as a starting point for further study, but also one which brings to
This is a really wonderful rendition of the biblical story of Jonah, that explains the timeline very clearly while focusing the reader on the unending nature of Gods compassion. It also aids in opening our eyes to the ways in which we sometimes hinder rather than help Gods plans by limiting him to our
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own understanding. Stylised full colour illustrations compliment the text. Recommended age: 4 to 8 years
A Horse for Kate: Horses & Friends 1 Author: Miralee Ferrell ISBN: 978-0781411141 Published: 01/03/2015 Publisher: David C.Cook RRP: $16.99 » PUBLISHER’S DESCRIPTION A horse of her own would be awesome. But Kate figures that might be a long way away, especially since she had to give up riding lessons and move to her late grandfather’s farm. Besides, it would be a lot more fun to have a best friend to ride with. When Kate discovers a barn on their new farm that’s perfect for a horse, and a dusty bridle too, she starts to think that her dream might come true. Then she meets Tori at school, who is totally the best. So when they discover a thoroughbred that appears to be all alone, could it be the answer to her prayers? Maybe. If she can convince her dad ... and figure out what’s going on with that horse. » OUR REVIEW This is an easy-to-read story aimed at girls. It tells the story of Kate and her family, who have moved to the country to live on her late grandfather’s farm. She’s
hopeful the barn on his property can be used to house the horse she so desperately wants, but her father’s only just started a new job and doesn’t have a lot of money to spare, and what they do have they need to put into special care for Kate’s brother, Pete, who is autistic. In spite of these setbacks, Kate makes a new friend at school, named Tori. She and Tori then go to a riding school and sign up for volunteer work, which gets them some free lessons, while they try and find out who owns the seemingly abandoned horse in a nearby field. Kate dreams of adopting it if its owner can’t be found. Eventually the owner is discovered. The horse, whose name is Capri, belongs to a man named Mr Miller and was his wife’s until she died. He is planning to sell Capri at an auction and Kate is worried the horse will end up going to a meat factory. However, when Capri disappears and Kate manages to find her, Mr Miller decides to give the horse to her. A Horse for Kate is a pleasant moral story that adheres to Christian principles. Kate and her family are clearly Christian and Kate prays for God’s help numerous times throughout the story which always results in the issues in her life being resolved in a positive way. Kate and her friend, Tori, present positive role models as they always try and do the right thing by each other and treat everyone in their lives with respect. Kate does feel resentful of her brother a little at the start of the novel but soon realises that this kind of behavior isn’t fair on Pete or her parents.
Major themes: family differences, autism, honesty, courage, compassion for animals.
Please be aware: There are no concerns with this book.
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Recommended age: 9 - 13 years Suitable class novel: NO Good read rating: ★★★ Literary value rating: ★★★
Silver Spurs: Horses & Friends 2 Author: Miralee Ferrell ISBN: 978-0781411134 Published: 01/06/2015 Publisher: David C.Cook RRP: $16.99 » PUBLISHER’S DESCRIPTION Kate’s dream of owning a horse has finally happened. But now her best friend Tori has no money to buy a horse. So Kate comes up with a plan—she’ll raise money by boarding horses and hosting a show in her family’s barn. It seems the perfect solution until Melissa, the girl who disses Kate and Tori at school, shows up to board her horse, determined to compete in their show and win the silver spurs. Will their plan be ruined—or does God have something better in store for them all? Silver Spurs is a tale of overcoming fears and trusting God with your dreams. » OUR REVIEW In this second book in the series, Kate is a more realistic character than she was in A Horse for Kate, and the story is better for it. Kate suffers from jealousy, especially when the horrible girl in school, Melissa, decides to board her
horse in their barn when Kates family opens it for business to earn a few extra dollars. Melissa is definitely a difficult girl to love, and Kate, hardly surprisingly, has trouble dealing with her. However, Kate and her friend, Tori, learn a lot in this story about looking beyond the surface. Being around Melissa, especially during the show jumping competition that is part of the story, shows them that there are reasons why Melissa acts the way she does, and this helps them modify their responses to her behaviour. An entertaining book that primary aged girls should enjoy. jealousy, covetousness, not judging a book by its cover, coping with disappointment, overcoming obstacles.
Coco Franks has finally made it into the popular group when her dad decides to move the whole family to the country so they can bond. Social death is looming, her shoes are covered in mud and all Coco wants to do is get herself back to her city friends. After all, things cant get any worse, right? It'll take a boy with no dress sense and totally hick boots, and a contrary horse called Cupcake to bring Coco to her senses. But it might just be too little, too late. Love and Muddy Puddles is humorous realistic fiction aimed at readers aged 10 to 14 and horse lovers everywhere. Set in Australia, this clean teen romance is a funny and inspiring story of how a horse - and a change of perspective and heart - can change a young person's life.
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mother suggests that she cheats in order to win the show jumping competition.
Coco always feels second-best in comparison to her twin, so she determines to be specialise in one thing - being popular. Consequently she preens and strategises her way into the ‘elite’ group at her Sydney high school.There are very strict protocols that she must follow to remain popular. However, just when Coco has made it to the top, her parents announce they’re moving to a farm in the middle of nowhere—social death! Coco decides to tell everyone that she’s boarding at a private equestrian school instead, until she can return to her popular friends. They would ‘drop her’ if they knew the truth. Coco’s new home is muddy and boring, with no mobile service! She turns her nose up at her circumstances, believing she is better than them. However, over time, Coco learns to find a love for the place through her new friends and a difficult horse named, Cupcake. When Coco is invited back to Sydney for a party, she is ecstatic to return to her old life of popularity. She soon finds out that being popular isn’t everything, and
Major themes: friendship,
Recommended age: 9 to 13 years Suitable class novel: NO Good read rating: ★★★★ Literary value rating: ★★★★
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Love and Muddy Puddles Author: Cecily Paterson ISBN: 978-1942845454 Published: 21/04/2015 Publisher: Other RRP: $16.95 » PUBLISHER’S DESCRIPTION
sometimes your true friends are not who you originally thought. Her old friends ‘drop her’ in the end, but she doesn’t mind as she learns they are just superficial bullies. A heart-felt story about friendship and family.
Major themes: friendship, family, popularity, acceptance, humility, love, horses
Please be aware: Coco is bullied when she returns to Sydney for the party (they push her in the pool and ‘drop her’)
Recommended age: 11 to 14 years Suitable class novel: NO Good read rating: ★★★★ Literary value rating: ★★★★
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Bystanders: Echoes of Stories Past Author: Valerie Volk ISBN: 978-1743053799 Published: 28/05/2015 Publisher: Other RRP: $24.95 » PUBLISHER’S DESCRIPTION Who remembers the onlookers on the sidelines of big events? Such bystanders as the deposed queen Vashti, the blood-stained murdering grandmother Athaliah, the bluff soldier in King Davids army, or the desperately searching mother Phoebe? In Bystanders Valerie Volk has created fifteen absorbing characters on the edges of familiar aptschoolresources.com.au | 5
Biblical events. With psychological insight and compassion, she gives a new perspective on stories we thought we knew.
» OUR REVIEW Fifteen Bible stories are retold from the points of view of observers who didn't have pivotal roles. This shift makes the stories multi-faceted, showing them in a whole new light. Some of the bystanders are close to people who did feature most strongly. Esau's wife, Basemath, quietly fumes about the stunt her husband's twin and their mother pulled on him. The mother of Elisha's servant, Gehazi, wonders if her son's attraction to material goods was partly her fault. The father of the former blind man doesn't feel completely willing to thank Jesus for his son's healing, since it brought a decrease in begging earnings and trouble with the authorities. Other bystanders happened to be nearby for whatever reason, perhaps in their line of work. The soldier who delivered messages between David and Joab gives his opinion on the king's dealings with Uriah and Bathsheba. The son of the bandit who attacked the Good Samaritan lurks in the shadows, watching the aftermath of the mischief. Revisiting action through the eyes of people we wouldn't expect packs a powerful punch. They sometimes highlight how strange the ways of God can appear to us, when compared with human wisdom. Moses' father-in-law, Jethro, ponders what appears to be a suicide mission to move the Israelites out of Egypt, when the only reasonable response would seem to be, 'It's not going to happen.' The man who could have won Ruth's hand explains why he chose to waive his family rights and let Boaz make the move as kinsman redeemer instead. A
servant in the household of Mary and Martha describes the general sense of disbelief when the respected Teacher turns out to be a simple, uneducated country yokel from Galilee with a rough rabble of followers, who twists the prophets' words until they make more sense than before, if possible. This book highlights not only the importance of each event, but the importance of each person who watches on. The author relates this to how each moment we live through may be more significant than we expect. There is a large section at the back with discussion notes. This book could be enjoyed on its own to read as a fascinating outlook on Christian history, used as individual prompts to discussion in religious studies, used as devotions or included in the program for further research on various events. Students may even be encouraged to write their own "bystander" stories.
Major themes: Bible stories retold, different perspectives, walking in another person's shoes, compassion
Please be aware: There are no concerns with this book. Recommended age: 13 years+ Suitable class novel: MAYBE Good read rating: ★★★★ Literary value rating: ★★★★
Published: 01/09/2014 Publisher: Other RRP: $14.99 » PUBLISHER’S DESCRIPTION In this book: laugh-making, thoughtshaping POEMS; over 150 beautiful PHOTOS from around the world; good-news STATS to keep your heart buoyant; plus inspirational STORIES from Tim Costello, World Vision CEO. A truly shareable antidote to chronic compassion fatigue. Spread some hope today! » OUR REVIEW Australian performance poet Cameron Semmens weaves together poetry, anecdotes, humour and issues in this very real look at poverty in impoverished nations. His knack for conveying an incredible amount of meaning through limited number of words is powerful. The poetry in this book is unlike what many students may perceive in poetry. There is a mix of short and long pieces and many could be performed or studied in class.Throughout this full colour book he introduces the reader to real life issues in India, Nepal and Timor-Leste and other countries he has visited to shed some light on the situation. His writing stirs compassion rather than guilt, with the positive effect of inspiring you to think about what you can do and what our responses are to poverty.
Major themes: poverty, impoverished nations, hope, empathy, compassion, truth, poetry
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Ice Skating in the Taj Mahal S Author: Cameron M Semmens ISBN: 978-097510050
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Recommended age: 13 years + Suitable class novel: YES Good read rating: ★★★★ Literary value rating: ★★★★
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The Viking Stone S Author: Nick Hawkes ISBN: 978-1925139488 Published: 01/11/2015 Publisher: Rhiza Press RRP: $19.99 » PUBLISHER’S DESCRIPTION Adam Hollingworth’s dreams are shattered by the death of his fiancée. The demons of grief pursue him as he journeys from Australia to England to hide amidst the marshes of the Thames Estuary, an area renowned for its secrets and its smuggling. An old man and his beautiful niece introduce Adam to the world of old wooden boats and the mysteries of the marshes. Together, they reignite Adam’s passion for life. Now, Adam must fight to keep himself and the people he loves from being murdered. Whether they survive will depend on his ability to use a remarkable secret of ancient Norse navigation—the Viking Stone. » OUR REVIEW Grieving the death of his fiancé, Adam Hollingworth has lost the will to live, let alone the will to teach. So when he finds himself travelling from Sydney’s north shore to an English boarding school he expects to fail the challenge before him. What he doesn’t expect is that he’ll make friends who will save him, help him heal and bring him back to life with love. The Viking Stone of the title is the one element which binds several cleverly woven storylines into one
intriguing plot. This is an adventure story, a romance, and a tale of grief & healing, mercy and compassion. Most of all it’s about loving friendship. Edward, the retired teacher and sailor who becomes Adam’s friend and mentor introduces him to the topic of God, the universe and the meaning of life. Written for adults but suitable for senior students, The Viking Stone offers a great opportunity to work through the plot development technique of combining several apparently different sets of characters whose stories eventually merge into one. With the picturesque and ancient backdrop of wholesome Abbey School life and sailing on the salt marshes of Essex, the sub-themes of drug use and related violence, with brief mentions of pornography and prostitution, are given an appropriately unglorified status. An enjoyable and gripping read with a satisfying finish where good wins over evil and love triumphs.
Major themes: bereavement, grief, family, disability, friendship, love, sailing, courage
Please be aware: Sub-themes involve drug use and related violence, pornography pp. 12-14; drug overdose fatality pp.29-32; drug-pushing and related prostitution pp. 84-85. These are the reasons this book is recommended for senior students only but these topics are addressed appropriately and given their proper place.
Recommended age: 15 years to Adult Suitable class novel: NO Good read rating: ★★★★ Literary value rating: ★★★★
The Celtic Stone S Author: Nick Hawkes ISBN: 978-1921632648 Published: 01/11/2013 Publisher: Rhiza Press RRP: $24.95 » PUBLISHER’S DESCRIPTION Chris Norman's dreams of being a commercial pilot are shattered when he crashes his light plane in central Australia and is badly wounded. His life hangs in the balance, a balance that is swayed by the intervention of an Aboriginal man. He leaves Chris with a mysterious and incongruous legacy, a Celtic cross made of stone. Partly blinded and in deep grief at no longer being able to fly, Chris finds his way to the inhospitable islands off the West Coast of Scotland where he seeks to unravel the secrets of the Celtic stone. A blind Hebridean woman, shunned by many in the local community, becomes his reluctant ally, along with a seven year old boy who is as wild as the storm tossed seas that surround the islands. Chris must overcome his grief to find answers to his questions. But the theat of murder lingers .... » OUR REVIEW Chris Norman is flying a vintage plane to an outback aviation museum when he crashes west of Alice Springs. Badly wounded, he is rescued by an indigenous warrior who dies saving his life. All that Chris has is a pendant the man inexplicably wore around his neck: a Celtic cross.
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Chris has lost the sight in one eye and will never be able to fly again. He is not sure what to do with his life. At the same time as he discovers the cross may have come from a missionary working with John Flynn—a man who came from the Isle of Skye in Scotland— he finds he has inherited a croft on Skye. With nothing much better to do, he decides to see it.
Recommended age: 15 years to Adult Suitable class novel: NO Good read rating: ★★★★★ Literary value rating: ★★★★
He meets a blind woman Morag Daniel who is caring for an orphaned boy, Ruan. Chris is shocked to discover he is Ruan’s next-of-kin. Morag was blinded in a savage attack while she was a university student in Edinburgh. As Chris becomes more and more entangled in the life of the community, falling in love with Morag in the process, he is drawn into the mystery of the Celtic cross: it is, it appears, the long-lost evidence in a crime going back over a century with vindictive and tragic echoes into the present. Very reminiscent of the early novels of Michael Phillips (not the more recent inferior ones): a sense of sweeping saga, robust and colourful characters, a buoyant sense of humour behind the banter, a touch of wholesome romance, an ancient feud, quite a chunk of Christian history and theology but not in a preachy, dogmatic way – always as integral to the storyline.
Major themes: self sacrifice, covenants, forgiveness, bitterness, friendship, the transforming power of love, integrity, Scottish history care for the environment Please be aware: 1. Alsdair drinks too much; however this is never presented as a positive. 2. Alsdair’s father is not who he appears to be; his mother has had a secret affair— there is no big deal made over this as no one knows it but, in retrospect, it explains the actions of one of the characters 3. Occasional very mild coarse language (arse, balls, bollocks etc.) plus 1 x bugger, 1 x bastard.
The Gifted: The Daegmon War Series # 1 Author: Matthew Dickerson ISBN: 978-0899577968 Published: 31/05/2015 Publisher: Other RRP: $24.99
different people groups and places. There is no doubt he has delved into great depth in its creation and there is much that is entertaining in the tale of Elynna and her little band, with a great deal of bravery and courage shown in their battle against the evil forces personified in the daegmon, an evil monster they have set out to destroy. The book is long and detailed, and those who delight in intricate worldbuilding will have much to feast on. This does slow down the pace somewhat, but the action is still enjoyable, and the tale of the band of Gifted is an engaging one. The story also has a distinct Godconcept, consisting of the AllMaker and Maker, clearly meant to depict God the Father and God the Son. While this is only the first book in a trilogy, it’s clear the use of the good power of the All-Maker will be significant in defeating the evil, demonic power of the daegmon.
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The centuries old war against the Daegmon Lord has been dormant for generations and knowledge of the Gifts (powers of healing, of supernatural knowledge, and of strength over demonic foes) has faded into dim folklore. When one of the Daegmons suddenly returns to wage war against the All Maker and his people, only one small band, led by a young Westwash woman named Elynna and an Andani hunter-guide, rises up against the terrible foe. But they are few, and only a handful of them number among the Gifted. When their own king and his armies turn against them, all seems lost for the company. Only Thimeon’s faith in the All Maker and in the Holy Mountain sustains the faithful few.
work, overcoming evil, political intrigue, multiculturalism, overcoming obstacles, returning good for evil, faith in God (the AllMaker).
» OUR REVIEW Matthew Dickerson has created an involved and intricate world in the tale of Gondisle, with its many
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Please be aware: The first fight scene with the daegmon is fairly graphic, although most YA readers will have probably read far worse.
Recommended age: 13 years + Suitable class novel: NO Good read rating: ★★★★ Literary value rating: ★★★★
Wise Guys: A Boy’s Guide to Life
Also Available by Sharon Witt
Author: Sharon Witt ISBN: 978-0987277091 Published: 1 August 2015 Publisher: Collective Wisdom RRP: $14.99
Girl Wise: A Girl’s Guide to Life - $12.95
Girl Wise: A Guide to Taking Care of Your Body - $12.95
Girl Wise: A Guide to Being You - $12.95 Girl Wise: A Girl’s Guide to Friends - $12.95 Teen Talk Journal - $12.95
» PUBLISHERS DESCRIPTION From the best-selling Australian author of the Girl Wise series, this brilliant new guide book is designed to help pre-teen boys build key life skills from a biblical perspective. Topics covered include developing character, strategies for making friends, managing use of the internet, discovering spiritual gifts, and much more! Ages 9-12.
Teen Talk: Girl Talk - $17.95 Teen Talk: Guy Talk - $17.95 Teen Talk: Stories for Teens - $17.95 Teen Talk: Become a Teen with Passion & Purpose - $17.95 Teen Talk: Parent Talk - $19.95 Surviving High School - $17.95
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View from the Faraway Pagoda
978-0987132956
19.95
14.96
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Talking About Ethics
978-0987132918
19.95
14.96
The Cross & the Prodigal
978-0908284436
19.95
14.96
Boondaburra
978-1922074553
19.95
14.96
Best Forgotten
978-1921633256
19.95
14.96
Black Forest Redemption
978-1922074256
19.95
14.96
Charlotte's Angel
978-1921633324
19.95
14.96
Ellenvale Gold
978-1921633539
19.95
14.96
Henry's Run
978-1922074287
19.95
14.96
Mary's Guardian
978-1921633317
19.95
14.96
The Greenfield Legacy
978-1922074430
19.95
14.96
Dead Man's Switch
978-0736917476
19.95
14.96
Nowhere to Hide
978-0736917483
19.95
14.96
Charter to Redemption
978-1921632884
19.99
14.99
Rebecca's Dream
978-1921632860
19.99
14.99
Whatever Happened to the Twelve Apostles?
978-1921633171
21.95
16.46
Christianity Alongside Islam
978-0908284917
24.95
18.71
The Bible on the Key Issues of Life
978-1922074799
24.95
18.71
Suzannah's Gold
978-1921632853
24.99
18.74
A Warrior's Faith: Navy Seal RyanJob
978-1400206780
31.95
23.96
Gumbuli of Ngukurr
978-0987132925
49.95
37.46
A Quick Look at Christian History
978-0736953788
21.99
16.49
All You Want to Know About the Bible in Pop Culture
978-0718005511
27.99
20.99
Killing Christians: Living the Faith Where it's Not Safe to Believe
978-0718030681
21.99
16.49
More Than Just The Talk
978-0764212949
19.99
14.99
You're Loved No Matter What
978-0800722906
21.99
16.49
The Day I Met Jesus
978-0801016851
19.99
14.99
Life Is
978-1400204779
21.99
16.49
Life Is - Study Guide
978-0718030711
14.99
11.24
Life Is - DVD Study
978-0718030735
35.99
26.99
Life is - Study Guide with DVD
978-0718030704
41.99
31.49
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