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“Lily Leads the Way” by Margi Preus
Don’t Give Up! Illustrated by Matt Myers Lily, a little sailboat, is very excited because some special ships are coming, they are older and very tall. To see them, Lily must get out of her harbor, but to do that, … Continue reading
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“When the Meadow Blooms” by Ann H. Gabhart
A Dream’s End or Beginning Sisters, Calla and Sienna, have been forced into an orphanage for two years, where they have been mistreated. At the same time, their widowed mother, Rose, has been a patient trying to recover from TB. … Continue reading
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“Super You” by Anne Kennedy Brady
It’s a Bird, it’s a Plane….. Attention all little superheroes, here is the book for you. This story tells the things needed to do to be a superhero. From helping others, to telling the truth, to righting wrongs: these are … Continue reading
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“The Rooted Life” by Justin Rhodes
Affordable Organic Eating! For the sake of his family’s health, Justin wanted to eat organic and free-range foods. But he was suffering severe sticker shock every time he bought those things because they were so expensive. That is when he … Continue reading
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Tagged “The Rooted Life”, A Family Affair, Affordable Organic Eating!, Becky's Blog, bookreadingtic.com, Eat for Free, Expensive Food, Growing it Yourself, Hachette Books, Health Benefits, How To Do It!, Justin Rhodes, Living off the Land, Organic Produce, Saving Money, Tastes Better, Tickmenot, Turn Yard into Garden, Walking with Jesus
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“God Made You Too” by Chelsea Tornetto
Illustrated by Kimberley Barnes You Are Loved! Look at the great big world, take note of all that is in it, including incredible animals of every type. It is amazing. Think about the marvels in space: the stars, the moons, … Continue reading
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“No Crowns in the Castle” by Fantasia and Kendall Taylor
Have a Great Life & a Spectacular Marriage! This is the true story of two very accomplished people. Although achieving that came at a cost, with mistakes and regrets along the way. The two are transparent about the many hard … Continue reading
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“All That it Takes” by Nicole Deese
Then Everything Changed! After becoming disabled as a child, and an unwed mother as a teen, Val embarrassed and scared, has lived years in a self-imposed prison in a dead-end town. She would be hiding away still if it weren’t … Continue reading
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“Where’s My Easter Basket?” by Bob Holt
Are You an Easter Basket? Join Blue Bird as he looks for his Easter Basket. But first, he must figure out just what an Easter Basket is. He starts asking everything he runs across if they are an Easter Basket. … Continue reading
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“The Story of Easter” by Patricia A. Pingry
Easter: The True Story! This is the story of Jesus, Palm Sunday and Easter. We learn that Jesus loved all of us very much–both little children and adults alike. He made a big sacrifice for us, gave every one a … Continue reading
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“The Element of Love” by Mary Connealy
Thrills, Danger, Excitement–Trying to Find a Good Man! Three sheltered sisters, who have only known affluence, escape in the middle of the night. They follow a dangerous scheme, but they must get away before their step-father’s arranged marriages take place. … Continue reading
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