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Tag Archives: Walking with Jesus
“Jingle Bells: Sing Along With Me” by James Lord Pierpont
Illustrated by Yu-hsuan Huang Ding-a-ling Ling! Ready to go on a fun adventure based on Jingle Bells, the popular Christmas song? Lines of the familiar tune appear with the brightly colored illustrations on the pages. Little ones will find a … Continue reading
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Tagged “Jingle Bells: Sing Along With Me”, Activity Book, Becky's Blog, Birth thru 3 Years Old, Board Book, Candlewick Press, Christmas, Chunky Pages, http://bookreadingtic.com/, James Lord Pierpont, Jingle Bells, Lift Flaps, Nosy Crow, Sing the Song, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, Yu-hsuan Huang Illustrated
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“How to Teach Your Cat a Trick in Five Easy Steps” by Nicola Winstanley
Illustrated by Zoe Si Every Dog has His Day, and so do Cats! Is this a children’s book that also appeals to adults? Or, an adult book that children will like as well. This tongue-in-cheek book tells the story of … Continue reading
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Tagged “How to Teach Your Cat a Trick in Five Easy Steps”, Becky's Blog, Ease of Dog Training, Funny for Both Adults & Children, Funny Situations, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Illustrated by Zoe Si, Nicola Winstanley, Teaching Cats Tricks, The Library Thing, Tickmenot, Tongue in Cheek, Training Dogs vs. Cats, Tundra Books, Typical Cat Behavior, Walking with Jesus
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“Christmas Street” by Jonathan Emmett
Illustrator Ingela P Arrhenius Come to the Christmas Village! This adorable book takes place on Christmas Street—a cute village that has flaps that open. Inside them will be found residents busy with different Christmas tasks such as decorating the tree, … Continue reading
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Tagged "Christmas Street", 8 Feet Long, Ages Thru 5 Years, Alphabet Christmas Theme, Baking Cookies, Becky's Blog, Board Book, Book is a Decoration, Brightly Colored Illustrations, Busy with Christmas Preparations, Buying Presents, Candlewick Press, Christmas Book, Decorating Christmas Tree, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Illustrator Ingela P. Arrhenius, Lift the Flaps Book, Sturdy Book, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus
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“The Blackout Book Club” by Amy Lynn Green
On the Homefront! During WWII, in a small town in Maine, a group of very different people come together to form a book club. The members include: Louise, the wealthiest person in town, and the most difficult. Her father donated … Continue reading
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Tagged “The Blackout Book Club”, 1942, Abusive Husband, Amy Lynn Green, Becky's Blog, Bethany House Publishing, Book Club, Book Club Members, Christian Fiction, Closing of Library, Excluded from Military, Friendship, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Maine, Protection from Enemy, Small Town Life, Tickmenot, Treason, Walking with Jesus, War Losses, World War II
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“Something About Grandma” by Tania de Regil
Visiting Grandma! For the first time, Julia is going by herself to stay at Grandma’s house. Lots of things there are different from what she is used to. It is even in another country. The little girl is fascinated by … Continue reading
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Tagged “Something About Grandma”, Becky's Blog, Candlewick Press, Children aged four to eight, Experinces with Grandparents, Homesick, http://bookreadingtic.com, Importance of Older People, Love Between Grandparent & Grandchild, New Adventure, New Sibling, Over-sized, Picture Book, Pictures of Past Relatives, Special Bonds, Stories from the Past, Tania de Regil, Tickmenot, Visiting Grandma, Walking with Jesus
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“Honor’s Refuge” by Hallee Bridgeman
Running from the Bad Guys! As a child, Melissa watched her father beat her pregnant mother to death. Now an adult, Melissa runs a shelter for abused people, but her biggest desire is to be reunited with her baby sister, … Continue reading
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Tagged “Honor’s Refuge”, #HonorsRefuge, Abused People, Becky's Blog, Change Identity, Christian Fiction, Dirty Agent, Drug Abuse, Drug Lord, Family Reunited, Feeling Unworthy, God's Help, Hallee Bridgeman, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Killers, Loss of a Limb, Protective Custody, Relationship Problems, Revell Books, Special Forces, Suspense, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, Wife Abuser
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“The Story of Christmas” by Patricia A. Pingry
How Christmas Really Began! While a family is preparing for Christmas, the dad tells why we celebrate this holiday. Brightly colored illustrations show Mary and Joseph making their way to Bethlehem. Later the birth of Jesus takes place while surrounded … Continue reading
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Tagged “The Story of Christmas”, 5 Years Old & Under, Angels Singing, Animals in Stable, Becky's Blog, Birth of Jesus, Children's Board Book, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Patricia A. Pingry, Reason for Presents, Shepherds in Field, The First Christmas, Tickmenot, True Meaning of Christmas, Walking with Jesus, Worthy Kids, Written for Children
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“Targeted” by Eason, Blackburn & Walters
Chase or Be Chased! Enjoy three, fast-paced thrillers: “On the Run,” by Lynette Eason “Deadly Objective,” by Lynn H. Blackburn “Caught in the Crosshairs,” by Natalie Walters “On the Run” In this first story, Daria is reliving the nightmares from … Continue reading
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Tagged "Caught in the Crosshairs", "Deadly Objective", "Targeted", Becky's Blog, Chased Thru the Woods, Christian Fiction, Falsely Accused, Help from Doctor, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Killers, Lynette Eason, Lynn H. Blackburn, Mysterious Text, Natalie Walters, On the Run, Physical Therapy, Revell Books, Running for her Life, Russian Mafia, The Secret Service, Thrillers, Tickmenot, Vice-President's Family in Danger, Vice-President's Son, Walking with Jesus
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“You Can Shine So Bright!” by Jinger & Jeremy Vuolo
Love Shines Through! Want harmony instead of fighting, and crying among children? Try teaching them love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. This pretty picture book illustrates how to do that. Children, like adults, can’t always be … Continue reading
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Tagged “You Can Shine So Bright!”, Be Kind to Each Other, Becky's Blog, Christian Viewpoint, For Adults, For Children, Fruits of the Spirit, Harmony instead of Chaos, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Instructing Children, Jinger & Jeremy Vuolo, Love One Another, Recipe for Happy Life, Teaching Morals, Tickmenot, Try to Overcome Temptation, Walking with Jesus, Worthy Kids
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“Anything but Plain” by Suzanne Woods Fisher
Here Comes Trouble? Born and bred Amish, including being a bishop’s daughter, Lydie can’t seem to fit in, almost everything she touches backfires. She is easily distracted, forgets important things, and causes chaos wherever she goes. No one is more … Continue reading
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Tagged “Anything but Plain”, #AnythingButPlain!, ADHD, Amish Life, Becky's Blog, Being Misunderstood, Broken Romance, Christian Fiction, Disappointing Others, Disappointing Yourself, Family Problems, Farming with Chemicals, http://bookreadingtic.com/, Interferring Relative, Organic Farming, Overbearing Relative, Parent Interferring with Sweetheart, Problem that isn't Treated, Revell Books, Suzanne Woods Fisher, Tickmenot, Treatments that Helps, Walking with Jesus
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