Alan Parry

Retells the story of the birth of Christ from the point of view of the Herald Angels. Includes materials for making an angel mobile.

A simplified version of "The Pilgrim's Progress" and Christian's dangerous journey to the Celestial City told with the use of flaps, pop-ups, and other toy and movable book features.

When a man finds a special pearl, he sells everything he has in order to buy it. The reader can join in the search by lifting several flaps.

A woman who loses one of her ten coins rejoices when she finds it. The reader can join in the search by lifting several flaps.

An illustrated retelling of thirty-three stories from the Old and New Testaments. Each spread features two children in modern dress to lead readers into the story.

After a long and arduous journey, Christopher Mouse reaches the Evergreen Wood, where all the animals live in peace and safety.

Christmas is a special time of year. Families gather for fancy feasts and presents are exchanged. But the true meaning of the holiday does not come wrapped in brightly colored paper and bows. The real gift of Christmas is the birth of Jesus; the celebration is honoring this miracle with those whom we love.In Follow the Star, Bishop T. D. Jakes shares the Christmas stories that touched his heart and shaped his life. He colorfully recounts childhood memories and deeply personal experiences that illuminate the significance of the season: family stories about the worst of times, when they found the spirit of Christmas despite poverty and hardship; stories about the best of times, and the need to slow down and appreciate the real gifts of fellowship, love-and God. Bishop Jakes also includes biblical stories that magnify the relevance of this blessed day, and with his unique insight, he lights the way to a deeper understanding of what Christmas is all about.Inspiring, heartwarming, and joyful, Follow the Star will be a treasured collection of wisdom and warmth this Christmas and for years to come.