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Everyone had studied hard and all the friends were excited about the spelling bee. Who would be the best speller in the class and what would be the prize? Share the excitement of being the winner, and the disappointment with the reward, because of juvenile diabetes.

Paxton Prairie Dog saw his world ablaze and knew he had to do something, but what? Meeting up with his arch enemy, Farrah Ferret, was the last thing he expected. The adventure that follows shows spirit combined with caring for neighbors as friends work together to try to get everyone out of the burning forest to safety. Will everyone be saved? How did the fire start and what happens to their world now? (Toddler version of "Paxton's World On Fire.")

Introducing Deb Burckhard, an award winning pottery with a variety of artistic pursuits. A South Dakota native, Deb creates incredible horsehair pottery out of her Kimball studio. Horsehair pottery is fabled to have come from ancient Indian tribes that wanted to preserve the spirit of their horses in various phases of their lives. Simple shapes and forms of vessels and vases are transformed into one of a kind works of art. Fired at a high temperature to give the clay body strength, each piece is then fired a second time to just below red hot and quickly removed from the kiln. At this point, the horsehair strands are gently applied to the hot surface. The extreme heat from the vessel causes the hair to etch a unique carbon pattern. The pots are not glazed and are somewhat porous. The finished piece can be used as a piece of art or filled with dried twigs or grasses. If a fresh flower arrangement is desired, a plastic cup or liner can be fitted into the vase to hold the water.

Bob Wilson has been fascinated with photography all his life, taking pictures with everything from his sister's old Brownie to the latest in digital cameras. In 2005 he formalized this interest by attending and graduating from the Rocky Mountain School of Photography in Missoula, Montana. That year he also created Frogworks Photography as a vehicle to promote and market his art. His photographic pursuits are eclectic and involve landscape, commercial, weddings, portraiture, and fine art. His past clients include the Smithsonian Institution, South Dakota Arts Council, and various Black Hills businesses and individuals. Most recently, Bob has focused on making images of the historical and abandoned buildings of the area, using the technique of high dynamic range digital photography to capture the detail and character of these vanishing treasures.

About the Author:A native of South Carolina, Harold Michael Phillips is a graduate of Mid-Continent University in Mayfield Kentucky as well as Covington Theological Seminary, Rossville Georgia with a Masters in Religious Education and a Doctors Degree in Theology. He is presently the Senior Pastor of Pleasant View Baptist Church in Port Deposit Maryland and has been since 1990. He is a recipient of the Salt and Light Award in 2003, given by D. James Kennedy and Coral Ridge Ministries and an honorary Doctors of Divinity Degree from Mid-Continent University. Dr. Phillips has been married to his wife, Corkie, for 43 years, and has five children and fourteen grandchildren. He also has five horses, a dachshund named Bella and, yes, a donkey named Barnabas.

What would you do, if everything you thought was true and consistent about the world turned out to be slightly off? What if you woke up and realized that the family that you grew up in was a cult, and the mother that you adored was unstable and abusive? This is the story of such a person, and it is also the story of healing and growth and the power of choice. You may giggle, and you will cry. And you will not be the same.

¿It doesn't seem to matter what Opal Opossum does, she hurts; even when she eats! When she finds out she has Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis, she realizes her dreams for the future would likely be altered. How will her plans change and what will Opal do now? *Toddler Version of Opal's New Dream

Everyone knows that Brenda Bumble Bee is the busybody of The Backyard. When Brenda overhears part of a conversation, she jumps to her own conclusion and finds out what can happen when you don't mind your own business. Oh, Brenda! Will she ever learn? THE BACKYARD BUNCHThe Backyard Bunch series teaches young children important life lessons and fundamental values through delightful characters, everyday situations and engaging stories about friendship and maturity.

Feeling a growing unsettledness? Concerned that our culture seems in moral freefall? Fear a seismic shift in our world as we know it? If We Will...Then He Will leads intercessors from all 50 States to pray for 50 days over our nation. Revival. Repentance. Renewal. Organized so the entire book of Psalms is read to the Lord each and every day for 50 days, as a unique 1/50th daily reading rotates through all 50 states. (Click "read more" to see schedule.) Will you answer the call to "stand in the gap"?December 1 - 31: 31 Days of Preparation in ProverbsNew Year's Day: Time of Prayer and FastingJanuary 2 - February 20: 50 Days of Prayer in Psalms81 daily devotions with hymns. 110 pages. Softcover. Revised 2022. Painted Gate Publishing.I looked for someone among them who would build up the wall and stand before Me in the gap on behalf of the land so I would not have to destroy it, but I found no one. Ezekiel 22:30 (NIV)

A vibrant collection of educational poems and illustrations specifically designed to be shared between young children and their parents or teachers. Like the metamorphosis of egg to butterfly, let your child discover stage-by-stage who they are and the world around them through rhythm and rhyme, and creative expression.

Bristol loved skating and helping with the family bee hives. But something scary was going on. Cancer had turned her world upside down. Would her life ever be normal again? Toddler Version of 'Bristol Goes To School'