Children's Books on page 8

What makes a good friend? Frances can't decide who is her "best friend." Each of her friends is different. This is a little story of the kindness of children and diversity as seen through the eyes of a child. (Ages 3-6)

“Flowers, Flowers everywhere you look, All over the walks and the fence, even in each nook!” Frazier shares kindness through her love of flowers in a beautifully illustrated story. (Ages 2-4)

Fred is the smartest elf the North Pole has ever seen! After he wins the award for Best Toy of the Year and many other recognitions, he gets a big ego and puts his friends last on his list of priorities. If you read the story of Fred the Elf, you'll learn how God uses Santa to teach the little fellow a valuable lesson. This story will give your children many giggles.

Once upon a time, a time long ago, there was a story of the Four Seasons. Goodness and Love changed, like the seasons, the coldest of hearts.

Our coloring, games and activities book shows you some of the native animals and insects of the area that you can color and read about. We include several different types of games to play such as search-a-words and suduko. Don't worry if you get stuck the answer sheets are in the back of the book. There pages to write down then draw a picture about your adventures to share with your family and friends. Now we are including a set of Word Bingo cards for the family to play while you are camping. The words for each game are on the website so you and your parents give it a read. Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area Flagler Beach - has a rich and unique history that has served the ...

A molecular adventure in the genetic kingdom. Follow the Queen DNA through the process of making proteins from genetic information. See how all her helpers in the kingdom contribute to this process!

Girl, you are Magic, is the first book by author, Ashley Aya Ferguson. This inspirational illustrated poem was inspired by a conversation with Ferguson's daughter about confidence and how the things that others say impact us. It is her hope that this book will remind girls and young women just how magical they are.

Write the vision and make it plain upon tablets. Here is your beautiful notebook of dreams. Frame your life within these pages.

Go the F*ck to School is a parody children's book that is meant to be read aloud in a Samuel L. Jackson-esque voice. It is a hearty cry for help from pandemic-era parents and caregivers everywhere.