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Hugo Sprouts and the Strange Case of the Beans
Hugo Sprouts is a fantastic tale about a boy frustrated with being small. Luckily, Hugo P. Sprouts is a mad scientist and determined to find a solution... In his lab, Hugo develops a potion and finally becomes the biggest kid in town--but also the biggest jerk around. Hugo has great power, but will he learn responsibility before it's too late? John Loren's latest action-packed, madcap picture book will make kids and adults laugh out loud. It's an original idea with plenty of mistakes, bad behavior, and growing up to do on Hugo's part. John Loren pitches readers a zany premise, similar to Judi Barrett's Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs and Chris Van Dusen's If I Built A Car, and runs with it. The illustrations are bold and energetic, a perfect match for the story.
Leaving Home--Finding Home
Leaving Home—Finding Home: My Journey from Shame to Sonship through Journaling is the first book of its kind, showing how God Himself brought inner healing by speaking into one woman’s life. In it, author Jessie Mejias shares how God counsels and heals her through journaling. The central theme of Leaving Home—Finding Home is healing through intimacy with God—an intimacy that develops as she writes out her conversations with Him. The author devotes several chapters to her background and childhood, but the heart of the book is Jessie’s actual journal. About her decision to share her journal verbatim, she says: "When the Lord first instructed me to write this book, my natural instinct...
Frankenstein Doesn't Wear Earmuffs!
"A young trick-or-treater is ready for Halloween in the best Frankenstein costume ever ... if he can make it out the front door! Every time he tries to set foot into the dark and stormy night, his parents interrupt with yet another warm and cozy addition to his costume. But Frankenstein does not wear floppy boots, or a puffy jacket, or a fanny pack. And he especially doesn't wear earmuffs! Will our young Frankenstein be able to break loose from his bundled layers and have the Halloween of his dreams? Or will he be overcome by the weight of a ghastly fall wardrobe?"--Back cover.
Growing Pains
DIVFocusing on unresolved issues of childhood insecurity, rejection, anger, frustration, disappointment, and emptiness, this resource gives steps for identifying the root problems and outlines principles for eradicating them./div
