Kirjahaku

Dani was a good girl. At least she thought so. She was pretty sure her teacher didn't think she was good. Her teacher was unfair, and Dani was being punished. Everything was very unfair and Dani was not happy about it. Who would guess that a little purple goat could change things? Join Dani on her adventure with Jax, the purple goat only she can see. Jax is very smart for an invisible goat and helps Dani laugh her way through the things that seem unfair.

It's easy to be angry. It's hard to stop being angry and find a way to get along with other people, especially if it's a bully. Jax is a purple goat that is invisible to everyone but Dani. Jax wants to help Frankie get along with Chris, the class bully. But can it happen? Dani doesn't want Nutty Frankie to get in any more trouble. Purple goats can be funny and smart, and sometimes help us to find the right way to do things.

The Fruit of the Spirit series introduces scripture to the beginning reader in fun and age-appropriate stories. Join Dani as she learns from Jax, the invisible purple goat, and his sidekick Shimmer, the beautiful hummingbird, about the meaning of the characteristics of a Christian. Friendships, bullies and schoolyard shenanigans bring about laughter and encourage conversation with parents and friends about God.

Thunderstorms and tornadoes are always scary, even to an invisible purple goat and a beautiful hummingbird. Dani and her parents help her church family come together when tragedy strikes. Dani, with help from Jax and Shimmer, learn that a church is more than the building. It's the people that God loves inside.

Love, Charles is a historical story, based upon the letters a son wrote to his mother once he began boot camp during World War II. Many stories have been written about the horrors of the war in the Pacific, the horrors of the concentration camps, and the battles fought against Japan and Germany, but few have shown the life people were living here on American soil during WWII. This is a love story, a story of family, patriotism and a young man maturing during a horrific time in our country's history. The letters themselves have not been edited; they are simple and direct from the heart of Charles; and the story that develops come from the letters not included in the text, and family members' memories. The love story of Charles and Louise will make you laugh and cry, and fill your heart with warmth.