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'The Adventures of Marlz' is a children's picture book series designed to capture a child's essence through their imaginations, their perceived reality of imaginary friends, stuffed animal attachments, and their elaborate pretend adventures. Join, Marlz, the adventure time rabbit, and learn the importance of adventure and having a kind heart. 'The Adventures of Marlz' brings awareness to all children about the importance of working together, creating a safe & peaceful environment, and offers children a chance for their voices to be heard and make a positive impact in the world. In 'The Adventure of Marlz Meets Forgiveness' you and Marlz are going on an adventure to meet gentle gian ...

A group of stuffed animals have adventures together in this installment of a charmingly illustrated series. In The Art Show, the Friendly Forrest animals enter a juried show at the tavern, with portraits, still lives, and landscapes in all sorts of art historical styles.

A group of stuffed animals have adventures in this first installment of a charmingly illustrated series. In The Bag Burgle, a family heirloom from the 1800s goes missing and it's up to the Friendly Forrest animals to track it down.

Join the Bumbly Bears in their first adventure, as they try to part a group of angry bees from their honey.

Our friendly neighborhood school bus "Eensy Weensy" drives around the town to pick up all our friends for school.

A Dramatic Saga of Intrigue, Propaganda and Subversion.

Our children book series offers a unique way of connecting our Lords earthly creations with His positive character into one literary learning experience for your child. We believe your child will grow in vocabulary and faith with each page as you read together. We pray these stories stimulate godly conversation and relationship in your home. May they be a blessing to all who discover them! Proverbs 27:17 KJV Iron sharpeneth iron; so a man sharpeneth the countenance of his friend.

This is a children's book about a starfish who goes out in the ocean to explore, wishing that he could do more than starfish can. Along the way, he finds many new friends and learns important lessons.

"The Mad Cow" does not refer to madness. Rather, it is about Barney and Savannah dealing with environmental issues such as mad cow disease. Mostly, this little book is about harmony and coming together in peace. Children should enjoy the adventure of the big cows and the little cows. Parents should go out and do something about treating animals with care. Karl McKnight