Introduce babies and toddlers to the Christmas story told through the eyes of little Lamb. Children will love listening to the story of Jesus's birthday and play with the adorable, plush lamb finger puppet. The Beginner's Bible Little Lamb's Christmas?brings the story of Jesus's birth to life from a new and fun-but-faithful retelling. Readers will follow little Lamb from the hillside to the manger, where he celebrates the arrival of God's only son. The Beginner's Bible Little Lamb's Christmas: Is perfect for children ages 0-4 Is a chunky, durable board book Includes a soft, plush lamb finger puppet for interactive storytelling Contains easy-to-read bible story of the Advent season ending with Jesus's birth Features engaging full-color illustrations on every page Makes a great stocking stuffer, Christmas gift, or holiday gift giving

Henrietta Elizabeth Marshall was a popular author of history books for children at the turn of the last century, now enjoying a revival in interest. This volume in her 'children's heros' series describes the main events in the life of Napoleon in lively, clear prose, enriched by the original illustrations reproduced in black and white.

In Tears of Pain: My Life with Autism, Marc Rivera welcomes you to his world of autism and chronicles his daily struggle to fit in to a world so unlike his own. The objective is to help people understand how much individuals in the Autism Spectrum need to be accepted as they are by society. Based on his journal, Marc recounts many of the personal challenges he faced: bullying and ridicule from his peers, poor communication with teachers, trying to make sense of "The Rules" both at school and as a whole - to name a few. In this alien world, Marc felt safe only in his own home. It was there that he felt, for the most part, safe and protected. He could always count on the love and support of his family, although at times they felt just as confused and lost as Marc. Tears of Pain: My Life with Autism is a call to society to enter into the world of autism. Our hope is that readers will gain a better understanding of individuals within the Autism Spectrum. These special people, so similar yet so different from you and me, suffer torment and misunderstanding only because their brains are wired differently.