These stories are about a boy who dared to make friends with someone who was different. He traveled to his friend’s country through the night on the back of an owl and gained many more close friends in a land, which no one can reach unless taken by the hand of one of its inhabitants. They are stories of adventure and the power of friendship.

No Luck at All is a story about a young boy named Lil Al. Through his journey, he finds out that the key to a good life is not sitting around and waiting for luck to fall into his lap. He discovers that good things come through making choices, having a positive attitude, and trusting God each and every day.

A king realizes too late that it was God Who gave him the kingdom and all that went with it, not himself and should have given God the honor and glory for it.

A heartwarming story of family, friendship and love as seen through the eyes of two unlikely siblings. The Adventures of Rayne & Presley is sure to bring a smile to the face of every reader young or old. See what happens in their first adventure as they create new friendships that will last a lifetime.

Adventurous kids explore a dilapidated old mansion. Their instincts save them from disaster and lead them to a great discovery.

This is the story of Duke, a greyhound who visits the beach for the first time. He is not comfortable in the sand, is unhappy with the cold, salty water, and afraid of the waves. He becomes an unlikely hero when he saves a child who has fallen overboard into the ocean. By his act of heroism he overcomes his fears and learns to love the ocean. An additional bonus is that he learns to swim and makes some new friends. Readers will learn a lot about how special a greyhound can be.

The allegory is entitled A Merry Christmas Rhyme. I would envisage it being read to children by their parents pre-Christmas. The staple has always been the Night before Christmas, but I want to offer an alternative that is humorous but with a Christian theme and a moral.

A very sad pony finds new friends but keeps on disappearing before he can be taken to his new home.

This book can be a fun way for a child to learn the different colors of the rainbows while learning how to be more caring and helpful toward people and animals. A parent and child can read a story together, with the parent coaching the child on the values that each story gives. The dangers of taking too many pills, blaming the wrong person or animal. When a mystery that needs to be solved, Raine uses her rainbow socks to help find the truth. Some of the stories, at first, make the reader t...

Roger Rooster was so bored. He was ever so bored because he didnt have much to do. All morning he had been fussing round the hens, who were busy at work scratching in the dirt of the farmyard, telling them what to do and how to do it and really, they knew as much about it as he did. Finally they told him to go away and find somebody else to annoy the feathers off

Jacob explains to his baby sister Ella that the moon is his . . . or so he thinks.

Adventurous kids explore a dilapidated old mansion. Their instincts save them from disaster and lead them to a great discovery.