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Never Ask Me (Paperback)
Jeff Abbott; Read by Peter Giles, Will Collyer, Tessa Netting, Erin Bennett, …
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Discovery Miles 3 670
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Jerry Pinkney Children's Book Award No longer is church a divided
space Now it's a celebration place! Church is more than just a
building-it's a gathering of God's people to celebrate who he is
and all that he has done. It's also where we learn about God's
vision for justice and unity. That was the message that Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr. shared, and it continues to be an important message
for us today. Because of God's great love, church should be the
best celebration place! This delightful rhyme, accompanied by
colorful illustrations, will be enjoyed by children and the adults
who read with them. Also included is a note from the author to
encourage further conversation about the content. Discover IVP Kids
and share with children the things that matter to God!
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I Just Want to Read! (Paperback)
Andrea Vilemont Moreau; Illustrated by Erin Bennett
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It's June 15th, the night of Nantucket High School graduation. Four
juniors are driving home from a party when something goes horribly
wrong and there is a crash. The driver of the car, Penny Alistair,
is killed, and her twin brother, Hobby Alistair, is left in a coma.
Penny's boyfriend, Jake Randolph, and Penny's friend Demeter Castle
are unhurt--but suffer tremendous emotional damage. Jake and his
family move to the other side of the globe--to the west coast of
Australia--in order to escape the horrors of the accident. Demeter
falls prey to alcohol abuse and other self-destructive behaviors
that nearly lead to her destroying her own life.
SUMMERLAND delves into the circumstances surrounding this accident,
the roots of which lie deep in the past, with the first
interactions between these four friends and their parents. It's a
novel about how tragedy affects individuals, families, and the
island community as a whole, and how healing can happen, in even
the most devastating circumstances.
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