Brock Eastman

Can two girls secretly fill a neighbor's Christmas with joy?Two sisters set out on a wintry adventure with one important goal; give Mrs. Umberoach a wondrous surprise for Christmas Day. But when the girls arrive to deliver their surprise, they are discovered; what will they find within the mysterious house at the end of the street? The one where kites go missing, and strange rumors abound. With the help of their mom, the sisters discover the joy of giving instead of receiving and that friends, indeed, are everywhere if only we look.St. Nicking at Night is an adventure about seeing past appearances and loving your neighbor as yourself. Combining the anonymous giving spirit of Saint Nick with the three gifts of the magi (wisemen), your family will discover a new way to celebrate Christmas with an exciting new tradition you'll want to continue year after year.I went outside to find a friend but could not find one there, I went outside to be a friend, and friends were everywhere - Anonymous

Who's scared of the light?When a little monster and young boy come face to face, they form a friendship that helps them overcome their own fears of light and dark and soon realize neither have anything to fear.Afraid of the Light is a children's book about overcoming fear through understanding another person's viewpoint. Our world is made up of diverse viewpoints, but that doesn't mean we need to fear views different than our own. We can learn to understand what others see, how they see the world, and embrace their diverse views. We can grow our empathy toward others and begin to bridge fractured relationships, uniting, and becoming stronger.

Who's scared of the light?When a little monster and young boy come face to face, they form a friendship that helps them overcome their own fears of light and dark and soon realize neither have anything to fear.Afraid of the Light is a children's book about overcoming fear through understanding another person's viewpoint. Our world is made up of diverse viewpoints, but that doesn't mean we need to fear views different than our own. We can learn to understand what others see, how they see the world, and embrace their diverse views. We can grow our empathy toward others and begin to bridge fractured relationships, uniting, and becoming stronger.

It’s Time to Catch Some ZZZ's on the Open Seas From aardvarks to zebras, the ark carried them all. And just like little boys and girls, animals need their rest too! Children will love this colorful and creative board book following the nighttime regimens of some of Noah’s most adorable shipmates. Little ones will learn how to scrub like monkeys, rinse off like elephants, wash behind their bunny ears, and so much more. This Bible-inspired story is a fun way to help children acclimate to their own bedtime routine and for you to send your cute little critters off to bed to sleep like leopards until tomorrow comes.

What kids don't look forward to a sleepover with friends? Even animals in the rainforest, like Santi Sloth and his lively pals, love a sleepover Everything seems to be going as planned, until something (or someone) seems to get in the way. Join Santi and his Amazon critter crew, and see how they overcome this minor setback. Many lessons are learned as the most Amazon-ing sleepover ever takes place. Be sure to read to the end There you will find some fun animal facts about each creature shown in this book...even if they're just in the background