IT'S DARK IN THE ARK

It’s dark in the ark and Noah can’t see to do his chores. How will he feed and care for the animals? This delightful book for young children teaches an important lesson; no matter how small your light, you can help others by letting it shine.

MISS ROSE SERVES THE QUEEN

In the heart of London, England, there lives a teapot named Miss Rose. Miss Rose is proud to belong to the royal household. She is an important part of the Queen’s afternoon tea.

One day, the cook drops her lid and her life is forever changed. Children will love the beautiful illustrations and the underlying message of true beauty and God’s grace.

BLAKE THE SNOWFLAKE

Blake the Snowflake is different from the other snowflakes. That makes him sad. Although God made each snowflake unique, Blake is big, dull, and bland. But God had a purpose and a plan for Blake’s life.

A fantastic book for children about identity and self-acceptance. Phenomenal illustrations by artist Faythe Payol.

CATS HERE, CATS THERE, CATS EVERYWHERE

A delightful counting book for young readers. Find the naughty mouse hiding on each page. Fabulous illustrations by artist Faythe Payol.

IF I WERE AN ARMADILLO

A charming story about self-confidence and self-discovery

If I were an Armadillo is an engaging story about a young boy who discovers he doesn’t need to be an armadillo, an elephant, a penguin, or any other creature to help with chores. What matters most is doing his best and being his best self.

Filled with charming illustrations and 16 pages of fun facts about animals, insects, and the human body, this heartwarming book will delight and inspire young readers to be confident and capable just the way they are.

DRAKE AND DAPHNE MAKE A DISCOVERY

When Drake and Daphne decide to go for a swim they meet several farm friends; there’s Holly the horse, Penelope the pig, and Hattie the hen. Though they try, the two ducklings soon discover they can’t gallop like Holly, roll in the mud like Penelope, or roost like Hattie because they were made to swim.

A great book for young children about identity and self-acceptance.