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The Paper Dragon
A humble artist agrees to confront the terrifying dragon that threatens to destroy his village.
Black, White, Just Right!
Discover this classic celebration of a multiracial family.
How Snake Got His Hiss
Explains how long ago a self-absorbed snake became responsible for the hyena's spots, the lion's mane, the monkey's chattering, the ostrich's speed, and its own unique shape.
The Heart of the Wood
A cumulative tale in which a tree that is home to a singing mockingbird continues to be a source of music after it is fashioned into a fiddle.
Batwings and the Curtain of Night
After creating the world and its creatures and day and night, the Mother of All Things leaves it to the night animals to find a way to lessen the night's darkness.
The Saint and His Bees
When a young monk is assigned the task of tending to the monastery's bees, a unique friendship blooms. Based on the life of Saint Modomnoc, this children's book brings the past alive in its retelling of the history of The Church of the Beekeeper in Ireland. Bring a Catholic and Orthodox hero to life. For children ages 3-8. Features full-color illustrations and pop-up text
The Monk Who Grew Prayer
A monk prays deep in the forest. It looks like he is doing just simple, ordinary tasks, such as chopping wood and tending to his garden. But as he works he is really growing prayer. The monk prays continually throughout the day and night, and, as the seasons pass, he becomes a holy man. This delightful, beautifully illustrated book teaches children that no matter what they are doing, or what hour of the day it is, they too can pray.A picture book for children preschool age and up.
Saint Valentine
In ancient Rome there lived a humble man named Valentine. He was a physician, but he was also a Christian priest whose life and freedom were in constant danger in a city of people who believed in many gods, not just one. One day a jailer from the emperor¿s prison appeared at Valentine¿s door with his small child, a girl who was blind. Knowing the difficulty of curing blindness, Valentine vowed to do his best, and over the weeks of treatment and prayer the three became fast friends. Here, accompanied by Sabuda¿s full-color mosaics evoking the time period in which the story takes place, is the story of a man whose goodness and faith brought about a miracle, and whose name lives on in one of our most celebrated holidays. Reinforced binding.
Owl Moon
On a winter's night under a full moon, a father and daughter trek into the woods to see the Great Horned Owl
My Hair Is a Garden
Like every good garden, my hair must be cared for and nourished, tilled, and weeded.
