Best Selling Books by Allia Zobel Nolan

The latest in the First Bible Collection series, and a companion to the successful A Child''s First Bible, teaches children the importance, power, and promise of prayer in their lives through kid-friendly artwork and text that includes scripture, reflections, and prayers.

This fun-loving book proves to kids that, in a world where fitting in is the norm, being different is what makes us special. The kids in What I Like About Me! are as different as night and day. And, guess what? They love it. Some adore the fact that their braces dazzle and gleam, others feel distinguished when they wear their glasses. Still others wouldn''t trade their big feet for a lifetime of free video games. A mylar mirror embedded in the last page let kids take a look at themselves and decide what they like best about themselves.

A pair of crazy eyeballs built into this boldly illustrated hardbound book jiggle and wiggle from page to page. Kids will have fun "seeing the sea" and learning colors as they read about various zany big-eyed underwater creatures. Kids can learn about colors and various underwater sea creatures as they make friends with such whimsical characters at Clark T. Shark, Winona Whale, Wally Fuss and others, in this entertaining board book. What''s more, they''ll laugh out loud at the faces staring back at them when they shake these characters'' rolling "googly eyes."

After buying a coconut, Mrs. McGee discovers that opening it herself isn''t as easy as she thought. After trying to whack the coconut open, it bounced out of her house, down a hill and thundered into town. Now the coconut is creating chaos wherever it rolls. Follow along in Mrs. McGee''s zany hunt for her runaway coconut in this hilarious, rhythmic, read-aloud that''s full of surprises.

Written by a popular children''s author, this captivating and colorful book teaches children an important lesson about God''s faithfulness.

With fun photos, diversity messages, and a chart for keeping track of new friends, this heartfelt book introduces children to kids who are not their mirror image, helping them understand that, though we may all look different, we are, deep down, pretty much the same. This sequel to the bestseller and Mom''s Choice Award Winner, "What I Like About Me," is written in kid-friendly rhyme and also includes notes to both the reader as well as parents, grandparents, and educators. The perfect tool for teaching youngsters about diversity and friendship..

Harriet Hurry-up cannot stand to wait, from the slow sunrise to a syrup''s pour rate, but with God and Gran, she learns to decelerate.

A boy wearing fuzzy red mittens spends a long winter day playing in the snow and appreciating God''s plan for the season. On board pages.

No need to compare--God has a reason for creating everyone just the way they are! Through playful illustrations of animals and warmhearted words in rhyme, young children will see God as their loving creator. God Made Us Just Right helps them realize that God has a reason for creating us just the way we are.

All sorts of wonderful things happen when God tucks in the day--the sky turns colors, the clouds take on shapes, and fireflies come out to play. This special bedtime book celebrates these events, as a mother and father bunny go to great lengths to get their youngster tucked in and ready for sleep. As parents read the story, children can turn the pages and see the sun disappear as the moon begins to shine, inviting them (and Little Bunny) to say their prayers and fall asleep.

Cat-lover and humorist Allia Zobel Nolan has the inside scoop—the purr-fect answer—to the question, "Which are better, cats or dogs?" After scampering around the world and pattering through neighborhood sandlots, Allia has captured those expressive felines in crazy photos and paired each one with a hilarious one-liner. Cat lovers near and far unite to applaud the proof of the truth... Cats are the best, of course! Add this new title to Allia''s other two humorous pet books, Cat Confessions and Dog Confessions for a riotous good time.

This story, along with crickets that really chirp, teaches children the joy of praising God. Vivid illustrations and four lines of rhythmic text on each page are sure to delight young children.

Wisdom with a Side of Whiskers... If you''ve ever shared your home or your heart with a special kitty, you know that cats know that we mere humans have much to learn from our furry friends. Purr More, Hiss Less celebrates this special bond by pairing eclectic pearls of feline wisdom with the watercolor splendor of artist Erika Oller. The result? The purr-fect reminder that, as every cat knows, "Life is precious-even if you have nine of them."

Kids learn about Noah as they fit the correct puzzle piece, stored in a clear plastic case on the front cover, into its proper place on each page by matching shapes and following clues.

Kids will discover the timeless story of Noah and the meaning of God''s love in this captivating, interactive book.

This clever kitty tell-all written as though the cats are speaking is a great gift for cat lovers. Paired with photographs of felines caught in acts of mischief, each admission presents a comical cat confession--everything from playing tricks on the family dog to secretly hating milk.

Little caterpillar knows he is special because God created him. In this book, young children will learn about faith as they follow the little caterpillar on his journey to a life he never expected.

If you''ve never worried a day in your life, this isn''t the book for you. Everyone else pick up a copy—fast. Whether you''re a single and anxious to meet Mr. Right; a fast-tracker worried about a reorganization; a middle-ager pacing the floor over wrinkles and gray hair; a wife who obsesses over her husband''s well-being, or a perfectionist petrified of failure, The Worrywart’s Prayer Book has an answer for you. Using anecdotal stories that mirror our own lives, Scripture, and personalized entreaties, this witty and poignant book demonstrates how the Bible, prayer, and faith in God''s Will can help people of all ages learn to break the worry habit and enjoy a calmer, peaceful, God-trusting life. A truly thought-provoking, funny and uplifting book for anyone who has ever agonized over: What People Say are What People Think. Ten Pounds of Flesh. Change. Other People''s Lives. Terrorism. Being Alone. Material Possessions, Death, Money, Timing, Accepting Joy . . . and everything else.

Taking advantage of visitors is the name of the game on Cheater''s island. Thanks to Lyle and his friends, the island''s residents realize that playing fair is fun!

Are you covered in cat hair? Do you reek of Feliway? Is your kitty''s happiness your one desire? You''re not alone. Millions of women struggle with the same challenge. They feel inadequate when it comes to satisfying their kitties. So they wind up on a never-ending quest to do more, be more, give more. Some say it''s a bad thing-that being addicted to cats plays havoc with self-esteem, makes you the brunt of jokes, and interferes with quality of life, relationships, and careers. Most women feel that''s a small price to pay. Still, if you''re on the fence about your cat codependency, Women Who Still Love Cats Too Much can help. It showcases warning signs for those hoping to get their lives back. It alerts those who could be slipping how to serve their puddies better. And it comes clean about behavior most people believe is over-the-top, but Women Who Still Love Cats Too Much take for granted. Best of all, though, it speaks to the questions: When is enough enough? (Never!) And is enough enough? (No way.) Written by Allia Zobel Nolan, author of the bestseller, Cat Confessions: A Kitty Come Clean Tell-All Book, and 200+ additional titles, with cartoons by beloved syndicated Sylvia cartoonist, Nicole Hollander, Women Who Still Love Cats Too Much is a must for cat lovers of every breed.