Jonah: The Fearful Prophet and The Creation in all their different styles (formats) have been patiently waiting for a launch date. The files are up and all are available for purchase on Amazon. We have been through quite a learning process together with several roadblocks along the way, but persistence has paid off and they are pestering me to say “Go”or “Launch” or whatever else I’m supposed to say and do. We are all itching to
Six new books awaiting their Launch Date. Ready for purchase on Amazon.com now, though I’m still working on promotional materials. Look for several posts to appear over the next couple of weeks telling you more about these special books. Here is a sneak peak at the covers: Jonah: The Fearful Prophet Same basic content available in three formats: Coloring book, full color picture book, or full color e-book
■ Beautiful Name ■ Author: Matt Gosselen ■ Illustrator: Maheen Sana ■ ISBN-13: 978-0-692-07476-3 ■ SRP: $21.99 ■ Reviewed By: Janice Green Rating: Walk through a morning with Mo as she progresses from a grumpy angry girl who abuses God’s name to a child who learns to appreciate God and to revere his name and to show it in a loving way. Beautiful Name by Matt Gosselin delivers a biblically sound message designed to teach children what God’s name is, and to use his name in a respectful way. Maheen Sana’s contemporary illustrations
■ It’s a Jungle in Here ■ Author: Kristie Wilde ■ Publisher: Wilde Art Press ■ ISBN-10: 0-9974828-2-9 ■ ISBN-13: 978-0-9974828-2-9 ■ SRP: $12.99 ■ Reviewed By: Janice Green Rating: Explore many wonders of the jungle and learn how God made all animals and people in delightfully unique ways with Kristie Wilde’s latest book, It’s a Jungle in Here. The rich message leaps off the page with the words “God loves variety so . . . He made lots of it in the jungle. He made butterflies that stand out . . .” And the lively
What boys wouldn’t be intrigued with the idea of frog egg stew, or tea, or . . . ? I’ve known very few boys who didn’t enjoy at least teasing about “greasy grimy gopher guts” or other such concoctions. Even girls join in the fun as long as it is in a song. I learned the gopher gut song in Girl Scouts many years ago. So if you know of some adventurous kids who like fun, offer them some frog egg
