Where Did Grandad Go? (Pauline) - Board Book

Self-Help

House, Catherine

Death & Grief

Pauline Books and Media

As Little Elephant follows his mother from place to place and sees different kinds of animals, he asks his mother if God loves these animals, and she explains to him about God's love.

Little Elephant

Children's Books

Literature & Fiction

Word Among Us Pr

Over two hundred years ago slavery was a fact of life. People were bought and sold in the same way that animals were, or sacks of flour. Often a slave was treated worse than an animal, with little or no regard for life or dignity.  Slavery is still a fact of life for people today. Although slavery has been banished in America, the U.K. and other western countries, people are still bought and sold around the world.  Even in today's liberated democracies children and young people are smuggled across borders and thrown into a life of captivity and worse. Today's slave markets are unseen by most of the world but still destroy countless young lives.  We need to speak out again in the 21st century. Our voices need to be heard.  Catherine House introduces ten voices that spoke out for freedom. These men and women come from different times and different backgrounds but they have one voice - a Christian voice - a voice against slavery. If you have enjoyed this book - you will also enjoy Voices against injustice (9781845502805) where it records ten Christians who spoke out for justice!

Voices Against Slavery: Ten Christians who spoke out for freedom

Biographies

CF4Kids

"Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute. Speak up and judge fairly; defend the rights of the poor and needy". Proverbs 31:8-9. The people chosen for this book are ordinary people who have made a significant contribution to the improving the lives of other people, or who have had the courage to speak out and draw people's attention to injustice in the world. They are not perfect Christians but we can learn from thier examples and even from their failings. There are fact pages at the end of each chapter intended for group discussion. As you read this book, you will be challenged to think about how you Christian faith relates to the world around us. These stories can be uncomfortable to read and will provoke discussion on moral and social issues. Often there are no easy answers to the social challenges that Christians face. Injustice is still around us. Where societies lose their moral moorings they need people of courage and conviction to set a radical and just, perspective. Our hope is that through this book young people will face these challenges and prayerfully seek a Biblical response to them.

Voices Against Injustice: Ten Christians who spoke out for Justice

Religions

School is fab... well sometimes it is. Friends are great too - most of the time but we can have problems and life can be difficult and often it's a fight just to survive! The whole friendship and getting on with people thing is a challenge. However, reading this book will help you think about those challenges.There is loads of advice and input and from people your age too - but God has some advice as well. The words and stories from the Bible are God's guidebook for our lives. We can always turn to God's word for encouragement. This book will point you straight to those parts of the Bible that will help you tackle tricky friendship issues, life and school.God's word has the best of everything in it to help you cope with school, life and beyond.

School Survival

House, Louise

Set in Africa during the Christmas season, this is the story of a village preparing for a celebration - the birth of a child. The story is told in verse inspired by the traditional carol The Twelve Days of Christmas, but in this version by the author Catherine House the gifts are: 1 stork in a baobab tree, 2 thatched huts, 3 woven baskets, 4 market traders, 5 bright khangas, 6 women pounding, 7 children playing, 8 wooden carvings, 9 grazing goats, 10 drummers drumming, 11 dancers dancing and 12 storytellers. This is a Christmas steeped in the atmosphere of African village life, including descriptions of the objects and activities mentioned in the text.

A Stork in a Baobab Tree: An African 12 Days of Christmas

Geography & Cultures

Frances Lincoln Children's Books

Set in Africa during the Christmas season, this is the story of a village preparing for a celebration - the birth of a child. The story is told in verse inspired by the traditional carol The Twelve Days of Christmas, but in this version by the author Catherine House the gifts are: 1 stork in a baobab tree, 2 thatched huts, 3 woven baskets, 4 market traders, 5 bright khangas, 6 women pounding, 7 children playing, 8 wooden carvings, 9 grazing goats, 10 drummers drumming, 11 dancers dancing and 12 storytellers. This is a Christmas steeped in the atmosphere of African village life, including descriptions of the objects and activities mentioned in the text.

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Where Did Grandad Go? (Pauline) - Board Book

Little Elephant

Voices Against Slavery: Ten Christians who spoke out for freedom

Voices Against Injustice: Ten Christians who spoke out for Justice

School Survival

A Stork in a Baobab Tree: An African 12 Days of Christmas

A Stork in a Baobab Tree: An African 12 Days of Christmas

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