Most Popular Books by Anne de Graaf

The Gospels of Matthew, Luke and Mark provide the material for these twenty-three stories. They highlight Jesus'' conflict with the religious leaders, and describe the parables, simple stories of great truths, meant by Jesus as tools to teach the young and old.

Volume 13 continues to trace the degeneration of both the kingdoms of Israel and Judah. The prophets Elisha and Isaiah appear in these twenty-four stories as constant reminders to God''s people that they should turn away from Evil and turn back to the ways of God.

Twenty-five stories of love and betrayal describe Jesus during His last week. Taken from all four gospels, these stories cover the religious leaders'' attempt to trick Jesus, more parables, Judas'' treachery, The Last Supper and Jesus'' Prayer for His Followers on the Mount Olives.

Here is the children''s favourite, the story of Daniel, covering Jerusalem being set on fire all the way to Daniel in the Lion''s den. It is based on the second books of Kings and Chronicles, the last part of Jeremiah, parts of Ezekiel, Isaiah, the Psalms, Lamentations, Obadiah and of course, the Book of Daniel.

The second book of Samuel, Psalms, first Book of Kings and the first and second books of Chronicles all combine to provide rich material for these twenty stories. They cover King David''s fall as he chooses to pursue Bathsheba, his repentance before God, and the bloody consequences of family rivalry.

In this full-color book, favorite characters of the Bible, eight men and eight women, come alive. Dramatic illustrations together with an exciting text make their age-old stories spring off the pages and into the hearts of children and adults.

All four Gospels provide the basis for these twenty-five stories as Jesus'' time on earth draws to a close. He tells the story of The Prodigal Son and teaches about forgiveness, families, and humility, ending up on a donkey as He arrives in Jerusalem.

God''s people have arrived in Canaan. Now it is up to Joshua and his generals to conquer the land God had promised their forefathers. Twenty-two stores cover the Book of Joshua chapters 5 to the end and the Book of Judges. They include the Fall of Jericho, Deborah the Judge, Gideon, and Samson.

This volume begins with the famous story of Jonah, and goes on to tell about the many prophets sent by God to warn His people. The second book of Kings and Chronicles, as well as the Psalms and the Book of Hosea, parts of Isaiah, and the books of Micah, Joel and Jonah all provide the material.

These twenty-one stories are based on the final parts of the books of Ezekiel, Jeremiah, and the second book of Chronicles, as well as the books of Isaiah, Nehemiah, Ezra, and Esther. They describe the return of God''s people to Jerusalem, and the tale of Esther''s courage as she saver her people.

Here are some of the most exciting stories of the Bible. The four gospels and the Book of Acts are the rich source for these twenty-six stories. They cover the resurrection and suspenseful first days of the early Christian church, when Stephen is martyred and Saul becomes a changed man on the road to Damascus.

Volume 19 of The Adventure Story Bible marks the beginning of the New Testament. Twenty-two stories chronologically arrange events from the books of Isaiah, Psalms, and Micah, as well as the first parts of all four gospels. They include the Christmas story, Jesus'' childhood, and John the baptist.

Volume 3 covers Genesis chapter 41 to the end and the first 11 chapters of the book of Exodus. Twenty stories pick up the thread of Joseph in Egypt, describe Pharaoh''s palace, and depict the plight of the Hebrew people as Egyptian slaves. God sends ten plagues as Moses begs for their release.

Volume 23 continues the stories of Jesus taken from the combined gospels of Matthew, Luke and John. Jesus travels through Israel, healing and helping, while touching the hearts of more and more people. Read about The Healed Lepers, Mary and Martha, and his teachings about The Good Shepherd and The Kingdom of God.

These twenty-two stories depict Genesis chapters 23 through 41, covering the sweeping epic of the family of Abraham. Here are many old favorites such as Isaac and Rebekah, Jacob and Esau and the adventures of Joseph in Egypt.

Volume 29 is based on the Book of Acts, as well as Paul''s letters to the Corinthians, Romans, Ephesians, Philippians and Colossians. These twenty stories trace the ministry of Paul up until his arrest and death in Rome. They describe his travels and teaching, some of the most important to the Christian Faith.

Twenty-five stories follow Jesus as He begins His ministry. They are taken from the gospels and the book of Isaiah, with Scripture references clearly indicating any overlap of sources. Read about Jesus'' anger in the temple, His healing the poor, His acceptance of the so-called unholy and His Sermon on the Mount.

In this first volume of The Adventure Story Bible children discover the stories of Genesis. Thirty-five exciting stories cover the first 22 chapters of Genesis, including the Story of Creation, Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, Noah and the Ark, the Tower of Babel and the dramatic tale of Abraham and Sarah.

Volume 8 contains twenty-three stories taken from the first book of Samuel chapters 2 to 20. Samuel grows up and hears God’s voice, appoints Saul as the first king of Israel, then later chooses the shepherd boy David. David kills the giant Goliath and escapes from Saul with the help of Jonathan.

Book 3 in The Hidden Harvest. In this concluding novel, three generations of family struggle between the promise of their faith and the sweeping events leading up to Solidarity and the defeat of communism.

The stories of early Christians continue, taken from the Book of Acts and Paul''s letters to James, Galatians and the Thessalonians. Read about Peter''s leadership and courage, and Paul''s first and second missionary journeys up to his arrival in Ephesus.

While vacationing in Africa, Miriam Vree finds herself living a nightmare when she is kidnapped along with her family. As she fights for freedom and struggles to keep her faith, Miriam discovers the simple faith of refugee children.

Over 4.5 million copies of the Children''s Illustrated Bible are in circulation! Now for the first time, the Catholic edition is available exclusively from the Regin Press.

Largely inspired by the work of the American social psychologist Dr. Claude Steiner and the theory of Transactional Analysis, this book explores alternatives to power and how we can use these to work and manage more effectively, with integrity and joy. Within this book, the authors examine and expand on Steiner’s idiosyncratic views on the role of ‘power’ in our lives and work, which led to a new view of the relationship between management and power. Steiner suggested seven alternative ways to be influential, without the use of power, which include: grounding, passion, control, empathy/love, communication, knowledge, and transcendence. This book explores and describes these seven alternative sources of power in more detail, and how they can be used to produce change and increase the personal power of all, rather than playing power games. This will be a valuable resource for managers and leaders in all types of organizations, as well as for coaches, clinicians, and anyone who is interested in forms of influence other than the use of (autocratic) power.

The two Piekarz boys grow apart after Poland''s liberation from the Nazis, and a young American woman in search of her father finds herself attracted to both of them.

Written in a fresh, humorous style, these six easy-to-read books deal with issues common to all families. Full-color illustrations are featured throughout. Opposite each illustrated page is a page of text. Printed in easy-to-read large type. Especially for children aged 3-7 years.