When the holiday cookies they made for their Christmas tree and the special star that they put on its top goes missing, best friends Angel and Elf jump into action to find out who is behind such devious acts and get the star back in its rightful place before Santa arrives.

Angel's Christmas Cookies (Angel and Elf)

Children's Books

Williams, Sam

Growing Up & Facts of Life

HarperFestival

"I wish it would snow," said Elf. "I could magic some snow," said Angel "Can you really do that?" "I can try," said Angel.Elf wishes very much that it would snow outside. Every morning he gets out of bed and opens his front door hoping to see mountains of white sparkling snow. But the snow doesn't come. Elf's best friend, Angel, wants to make his wish come true, so she uses her magic wand to make lots and lots of beautiful snow. Angel "magics" so much fluffy snow that it starts to bury everything in sight, including the squirrels' house and Santa's workshop! But never fear! A very special friend comes just in time to help Angel and Elf out of this very snowy mess!

Snowy Magic (Angel and Elf)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

In the year 2007, the number of people living in the cities of the world―finally and irreversibly―exceeded the number of people living in rural areas. The earth’s population is now more urban than rural, and Christian leaders are trying to figure out what this means for the church. Pastors and kingdom-minded leaders know they need to engage the surrounding community with the gospel but are unsure about how to do so. Ministering in diverse and populous areas brings a unique set of challenges and promises. Evangelistic strategies that work in rural areas seem to bounce off of people in the cities, forcing church leaders to reevaluate church effectiveness. They see that the arena for significant impact is the surrounding community. The wide-open potential for spiritual and social change on this larger scale requires that leaders leverage the multivalent domains of their communities to solve problems the entire city cares about. Eric Swanson and Sam Williams have been working together with missional leaders from cities around the world trying to discover examples and principles of city transformation. They try, investigate, and share effective and proven ways for ministry leaders to mobilize for spiritual impact and partner with other community organizations for societal good. This book is a call to action for spiritual and societal transformation. The authors begin casting their vision for God’s work in cities with an overview of the importance of cities in the twenty-first century. They address the process of community transformation along with examples of where and how cities have been changed for the good throughout history. They challenge readers to a vibrant kingdom-orientation in their ministries and use the concepts of “whole church, whole gospel, and whole city” to explain this large vision. They encourage people of good faith to work together with people of goodwill for the common benefit of cities around the world. To Transform a City is a timely, compelling book that helps readers explore the reality of cities, the potential of their own communities, and the broad strategies churches and Christian leaders need for kingdom impact.

To Transform a City: Whole Church, Whole Gospel, Whole City

Religion & Spirituality

Swanson, Eric

Christian Books & Bibles

Zondervan

In the year 2007, the number of people living in the cities of the world—finally and irreversibly—exceeded the number of people living in rural areas. The earth’s population is now more urban than rural, and Christian leaders are trying to figure out what this means for the church. Pastors and kingdom-minded leaders know they need to engage the surrounding community with the gospel but are unsure about how to do so. Ministering in diverse and populous areas brings a unique set of challenges and promises. Evangelistic strategies that work in rural areas seem to bounce off of people in the cities, forcing church leaders to reevaluate church effectiveness. They see that the arena for significant impact is the surrounding community. The wide-open potential for spiritual and social change on this larger scale requires that leaders leverage the multivalent domains of their communities to solve problems the entire city cares about. Eric Swanson and Sam Williams have been working together with missional leaders from cities around the world trying to discover examples and principles of city transformation. They try, investigate, and share effective and proven ways for ministry leaders to mobilize for spiritual impact and partner with other community organizations for societal good. This book is a call to action for spiritual and societal transformation. The authors begin casting their vision for God’s work in cities with an overview of the importance of cities in the twenty-first century. They address the process of community transformation along with examples of where and how cities have been changed for the good throughout history. They challenge readers to a vibrant kingdom-orientation in their ministries and use the concepts of “whole church, whole gospel, and whole city” to explain this large vision. They encourage people of good faith to work together with people of goodwill for the common benefit of cities around the world. To Transform a City is a timely, compelling book that helps readers explore the reality of cities, the potential of their own communities, and the broad strategies churches and Christian leaders need for kingdom impact.

This read-aloud tale with pull-the-tabs and lift-the-flap pages provides preschoolers with an interactive Christmas book as the little teddy bears select the perfect tree, hang the ornaments, and celebrate the traditions of the holiday.

Teddy Bears Trim The Tree

Holidays & Celebrations

Cartwheel Books

By lifting the flaps and pulling the tabs, young readers can follow along as three adorable teddy bears trick-or-treat on Halloween night and encounter many scary surprises!

Teddy Bears' Trick-or-Treat: A Halloween Pull-the-Tab Book

Youngsters may lift the flaps to find the surprises that lurk within each of the train's cars.

Long Train: 101 Cars On The Track

Cars, Trains & Things That Go

Cartwheel

With 101 fun-filled flaps to lift, bright colorful artwork, and clever rhyming text, this interactive board book is sure to delight all young readers fascinated by trucks and Hollywood! Start 'em up... and get ready to roll! You're on the road to Hollywood in this big, vibrant, interactive treat. Just shift your gears, lift the 101 fun-filled flaps on the sturdy board book pages, and discover surprises at every turn in the road. With humorous text creatively written to rhyme when read from left to right or up and down, and bright, colorful artwork by best-selling artist Ken Wilson-Max, this innovative format is sure to captivate young truck lovers. It's time to hit the road!

101 Trucks

Action & Adventure

The Rock-a-Bye Baby Book and Cradle Set

Dutton Juvenile

A delightful story about a cat and slippers

Ballet Kitty

Ford, Bernette

scholastic

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Angel's Christmas Cookies (Angel and Elf)

Snowy Magic (Angel and Elf)

To Transform a City: Whole Church, Whole Gospel, Whole City

To Transform a City: Whole Church, Whole Gospel, Whole City

Teddy Bears Trim The Tree

Teddy Bears' Trick-or-Treat: A Halloween Pull-the-Tab Book

Long Train: 101 Cars On The Track

101 Trucks

The Rock-a-Bye Baby Book and Cradle Set

Ballet Kitty