Kirjahaku

Have you ever wanted to travel to Africa? Have you ever wanted to teach your children Godly character in a radical way? Then this book is for you. A 14-day family devotional that encourages children of all ages to look beyond themselves through the telling of raw, true-life stories of children in Tanzania, East Africa.In reading "When I Grow Up," your family will: . Step into the lives of children living with joy in difficult situations- Learn the culture and worldview of children in Tanzania- Become closer through thought-provoking discussion questions- Be challenged to grow spirituallyVisit Author website www.coniknepper.com for FREE downloadable activity sheets that complement each chapter. You may also purchase other books written by Coni in paperback on her website.

Pee-Wee the monkey and Panya the mouse tell the story of a little girl who cooks a huge pot of her favorite lunch for all the neighborhood children. Things get overheated and then an explosion What will happen to Pee-Wee and Panya? Your young reader learns what kids in Kamala Village, Tanzania eat and how they care for each other. Illustrated with humor and imagination, children enjoy the laughs while reading Gurgle Gurgle Splat over and over.Young readers enjoy the rhythm of repeating words. At the same time, they learn what it's like to be a child in an African village.Reading Gurgle Gurgle Splat with your child will introduce them to a different culture and help in developing their language skills and creativity. Plus the illustrations introduce them to the beauty of Tanzania, East Africa. Visit coniknepper.com for more books

Super Little Dude is not so super at first. He is the smallest six-year-old boy in the village and can't seem to do anything right. Shagalabagala (disaster) happens every day He longs to FLY, go fishing with his grandpa and to stay out of trouble. When grandpa makes him a super cape and mask, Little Dude learns a lesson about caring for others more than himself. Reading Little Dude and His Shagalabagala Day teaches your child respect and caring for others in a fun and relatable way, no matter how small you are.

Taka Taka Whoosh is #3 of the Kids In Tanzania Series. The story explores the life of children living in Tanzania, East Africa. Each page brings the reader into the environment through beautiful illustrations and interactive activities. Pee-Wee the Monkey and Panya the Mouse return for book #3 with help in finding different objects. Children love their silliness. The story starts with a group of young boys wanting to play soccer after school, however, they can not find a ball. The girls want to play and find a solution to the problem. See how they become the heroes Young readers will learn about sharing and caring for others no matter their gender. Included in Taka Taka Whoosh is a map of the village and "Seek, Find and Count" game.