The poetry in Walk Softly (You're Steppin' On My Heart!) lifts you from the ground, gives you wings and makes you feel like you're in another world and then very softly brings you back to earth. This easy-to-read book reaches out to everyone with a touch of comfort, pleasure and a laugh when everyday situations are brilliantly illustrated with words from a Christian perspective. A book you need to have more than one of so you can give away a copy to a loved one you want to bless with this touch of heart.




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How would you like it if you were bullied and belittled daily by your fellow third grade classmates because of the way you look and smell? I’m guessing you wouldn’t like it. Well, neither does Farley O’Charlie McBarley. Studying hard, making good grades and being an honest person isn’t enough in the eyes of Farley’s classmates. Most of the kids in Farley’s class spend so much time making fun of his unkempt appearance and playing awful tricks on him that they don’t get to know the real Farley. Little do they know, Farley is much more than just another dirty little boy. He’s kind, big-hearted, and the sort of friend anyone would be lucky to have. Sound like the kind of boy you’d like to meet? Great. Just take a deep breath, hold your nose, and join Farley’s classmates as they learn what kind of boy Farley really is.

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Margaret Ann Mumford, thinking it would be just another ordinary day at school, had no idea what awaited her and the rest of the third grade classes in the cafeteria at lunchtime. Did someone say food fight? Students, teachers and guests getting plastered by food in the school cafeteria? When is somebody, anybody, going to step up and be a leader instead of a follower? How do you tell Mom and Dad that you took part in the food fight? Will the punishment fit the crime? Did somebody say punishment? Bummer!

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Have you ever been to a zoo where the elephants and ants play leap frog together and the zebras cook burgers and fries? What about goldfish playing guitars and goats washing the visitors’ cars? I’m assuming you’ve never seen tigers jump rope or a polar bear wear pink tennis shoes? Of course you haven’t because there is only one zoo where animals behave this way-the Quirky Kids’ Zoo. Did I mention the gopher races and the giraffes playing hopscotch? Guess not. Well, some things you’ll just have to see for yourself. So, grab Mom and Dad and jump in the car and head over to the Quirky Kids’ Zoo for an adventure you won’t soon forget.




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Mud Puddles and Muscadines
A collection of Southern childhood anecdotes about growing up and experiencing life in rural Arkansas written by the author of Quirky Kids' Zoo.






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COMING SOON:

Elijah Teaches His Friends the ABCs












Big Problems? BIGGER GOD!