Hartman, Bob

A collection of ten fables, each introduced by Aesop, the freed slave turned master storyteller, who shares the events that inspired each tale.

The Amazing Body: The Five Senses Everything we know we learn through our senses. These engaging books take children through the basics of these body systems by using simple language and kid-friendly settings.

The best baker in Bethsaida wants to know where Jesus got the five loaves of bread He is distributing, along with two fish, to the crowd of people who came to hear Him speak. The answer surprises her.

Retellings of stories from the Bible, featuring such villains, scoundrels, and sinners as Herod, David, Jonah, and Zacchaeus.

Discussion topics and a prayer accompany the stories of fifteen saints, including St. Nicholas, St. Marcella, St. Brigid, St. Cuthbert, St. Stanislas, St. Louis, and St. Zita.

Mama Bear bakes a cake, Mr. Fixit Fox fixes a car, and Pickles Pig eats and eats in thirteen "silly" animal stories.

127 p. ; 20 cm

Presents a collection of over thirty-five animal stories that blend familiar stories with little-known tales to inspire children to think about right and wrong.

Brother Gabriel uses his amazing flannelboard to explain to Justin's Sunday school class the events of the Christmas story and the importance of Jesus, even sending Justin and his friends back to witness the birth of the Christ Child. Each chapter includes discussion questions and a prayer.

When Aunt Mabel plays a strange game with unlabeled cans at dinner, Alexander's manners are put to the test.

With the help of his great-uncle, a former preacher and vaudeville star, a young boy gains enough confidence to perform in the school talent show.

Retells ten Bible stories featuring angels, looking between the lines and imagining what might have happened.

Little Wolf is tired of eating lamburgers and sloppy does, but when he tricks his parents into thinking there is a boy in the woods, they could all miss a chance for a real feast.