Diane M. Stortz

Illustrations and rhyming text offer thanks for all that God provides: sunshine, flowers, stars, food, snowflakes, family, and love.

Retelling of Andersen's tale The emperor's new clothes.

Barnaby Mouse solves a mystery when he learns why the people in his new home are always referring to a big book called the Bible.

As Alexander Lion goes from jungle to forest to countryside to town, other animals join him playing their instruments and praising God. Includes instructions for making simple instruments.

The lyrics of twelve Christmas carols serve as an introduction to the numbers one to twelve.

A retelling of the Bible story in which Jesus fed five thousand with five loaves of bread and two fish.

Defines self-confidence, discusses how it develops, and emphasizes that confidence can come from the individual's knowledge that he is important to God.

Through her great capacity to love, a kind and beautiful maid releases a handsome prince from the spell which has made him an ugly beast.

Zaccheus, disliked because he is a tax collector, is determined to see Jesus, and the meeting changes his life.

An illustrated collection of simple nursery rhymes for young children.

'I have never seen a man's cub, 'said Mother Wolf. 'Bring him here. How little he is! And, not afraid at all!' Before long the man's cub becomes Mother Wolf's favourite. He is given the name Mowgli - 'Little Frog' in the language of the wolves. Where does Mowgli really belong - in the jungle with his friends, or in the world of men? —Publisher