We're excited to announce the release of The Young Storyteller's Prompt and Draw Series by Tracy Ruckman.
This series of twelve books encourages children to create their own stories from simple prompts. Lined pages with the prompts and plenty of work space for illustrating their stories, too!
About the Series:
Encourage Children to Write and Illustrate their Own Stories!
The Young Storyteller’s Prompt and Draw Series offers basic prompts to guide children through a solid story structure while encouraging their imaginations to soar.
The pages within provide short prompts with lined space for writing out the story and ample blank space for children to illustrate as they create.
This series is perfect for home use, as well as in a classroom or homeschool setting.
The books are available on Amazon, or can be purchased by the case of 24 with a special discount for teachers/classrooms/schools. E-mail us for more information on case pricing.
The links for each of The Young Storyteller's Prompt and Draw Series:
We're excited to announce the release of our latest book, A Dog and His Bone, written by Mister Brock and illustrated by Stephen Low.
About the Book:
A selfish young dog called Rufus goes in search of his beloved bone and finds three new toys even more amazing. But he isn't the only one who wants them ...
Mister Brock and Stephen Low met in 2010 when they were both teachers in South Korea. Though one came from America and liked to write and the other called England his home and was a gifted artist, the two shared a passion for storytelling and creativity which led them to begin the process of creating A Dog and His Bone. Over the years, the two merged their talents and created the company "The Slow Connection," which has published numerous children's books for the teaching company VIPKID along with a number of other freelance projects. The two continue to create works together and remain close friends to this very day.
Grandfather and Big Daddy plan an exciting road trip on their way to a family reunion, planning to leave Cousin Rico behind. But Rico has a surprise in store that soon lands him in big trouble. In this grand adventure, Rico learns the love and care of family and friends to help them all have a happy ending!
About the Author:
Mary Jacobs is a retired middle school
principal and college professor. She worked at Mercer University and was the
coordinator of the Educational Leadership Department. She is married and has
two wonderful children and three awesome grandchildren.
Mary has published many articles and is the
author of the book Inspiring Future
Leaders through Coaching and Mentoring. Rico’s
Cabo Adventure is her third children’s book and the third book in the Big
Daddy’s Adventure Series. Be sure to check out the first twobooks– Big Daddy’s Secret on Fripp Island and Rico’s Fripp Island Adventure! Mary currently lives on Fripp Island
with her husband.
We're honored to announce our latest book release, A Sincere Heart by Phee Paradise.
“It is a wonderfully thrilling feeling to hear that Esther wants to work for the Lord on the foreign mission field. I should list the qualifications as follows: Formal education, augmented by a good knowledge of the Bible: zeal for God’s work, held in leash by good common sense: Practical knowledge of Christian work, especially of the way to lead souls to God: sound health and health habits. The knowledge of the Bible and zeal for the Cause are the most necessary things. Too often we let these things slip.” ~ John Bickford, Aug. 8,1939
You’ve most likely never heard of John Bickford.
He’s one of the thousands of Christians we never heard about, who gave their lives to missions in the twentieth century. The ones who learned new languages, made friends of foreigners, and raised their families in remote places so strangers could know the truth about their Savior.
In 1920, John took his pregnant wife to China and came back to America for good in 1948, leaving behind a tiny grave in an obscure town in a Communist country. He oversaw five growing churches in little villages, took pride in his Chinese colleagues, but agonized over his own shortcomings. His family often fled political unrest and civil war, but they always returned to the people he loved.
During the World War, he spent two years under Japanese confinement, patiently trusting God while he longed to be with his beloved wife and children who escaped to America. He cheerfully accepted his own physical suffering, but his heart broke over his son’s looming blindness.
He was an ordinary missionary with an extraordinary story, the story of God at work through a man with a sincere heart.
A Sincere Heart: One Mission-Minded Man Serving His Utmost in China
About the Author:
Phee Paradise was blessed to be a missionary kid and loves to share that experience in her writing.
In Miracles at Midnight, she edited her father’s stories about his years on the mission field where he saw God change lives for the Kingdom.
Phee has also contributed to several books, including A Ruby Christmas, A Dozen Apologies, Unlikely Merger and Trials and Triumphs. She prays that God will use her work to His glory.
