New Releases by Pamela Kennedy

Bunny has been taking things that don''t belong to him: pennies from his Mama''s purse, a friend''s toy car, and a candy bar from the store. No, no, Bunny! Afterwards, feeling a little sad and scared about what he''s done, Bunny confides in his mother and learns that it is not right to take things that don''t belong to him. This sweet story and charming art are the perfect introduction to an important lesson for little ones, who don''t always understand that not everything they see is theirs.

Bunny has been a little careless: drawing on the walls, knocking over Mama''s plant, and tearing the pages of a book. Uh-oh, Bunny! Afterwards, he feels a little sad and scared when Mama asks who made the mess, but soon Bunny learns that it''s always best to tell the truth. This sweet story and charming art are the perfect introduction to an important lesson for little ones about choosing to do what''s right.

It''s the winter holiday season alas! Everyone is hanging their Christmas trimmings and stringing up mistletoe preparing for the season to come. They are tucked away safely in their suburban homes in front of the fire enjoying their hot chocolate. However, what they fail to acknowledge is that danger lurks in the shadows and in the corners of their homes waiting for them to turn their backs. What if this holiday season, your merry yuletide gays are slashed into ribbons while you lock yourself screaming in your bedroom? In this horrific anthology, a league of authors came together to write their scenes of terror for the holiday season. Blood is splattered on the snow and Santa Claus isn''t coming down anyone''s chimney any time soon. Slashing through the Snow will be a holiday book leaving you to wonder if Krampus is the only dark side of Christmas needing to be feared.

Larry is on a mission to bring Bubbleplum ice cream to his friend Bob, who has had his tonsils taken out. But the path home is paved with distractions: lobster races, a rougue radish, a runaway dog, and more. Just when Larry thinks he''s lost the ice

This extension of the popular Five-Minute Devotions line introduces children to the Old Testament and encourages them to think about the lessons in the stories. Author Pamela Kennedy teams up with her daughter, Anne, to create a delightful Bible devotional that is perfect for any time. Each devotion features a brief retelling of an Old Testament story and a lesson related to situations today''s children face. Questions reinforce the message, and a brief prayer and a Bible verse complete the text, which is accompanied by whimsical illustrations. Ages 4-8.

A Devotional 2 pack containg a wonderful Devotional from Kennedy along with a Journal to log your special thoughts.

This extension of the popular Five-Minute Devotions line introduces children to New Testament stories and encourages them to think about the meaning in the stories. Author Pamela Kennedy teams up with her daughter, Anne, to create a delightful Bible devotional that is perfect for morning, bedtime, or anytime. Each two-page devotion features a brief retelling of a New Testament story and its meaning, which is then related to the everyday lives of today''s children. Questions follow to help reinforce the message, and a brief prayer and Bible verse complete the text, which is accompanied by whimsical illustrations from Amy Wummer. Ages 4-8.

This delightful devotional is perfect for bedtime, dinnertime, or anytime. Each short devotion includes a story about an animal illustrating its dominant trait as created by God. That trait is then related to a child. Questions at the end are fun for the young child to answer, such as picking out something in the picture, asking what the animal is doing, and asking what God wants us to do. Each devotional concludes with a short bible verse.

Information about the history and significance of each carol is accompanied by lyrics and piano score. Accompanying CD contains 25 of the songs in the book.

When Tyler''s parents divorce he worries that he will never be happy again. Then he realizes that even though things have changed, both his parents love him very much.

Here are more than forty stories about God''s love as shown through the natural world, each of which is easily read in five minutes. The child will enjoy answering the questions included, reading the Bible verse, and saying the prayer. This is a devotional that little children will love. Delightful and humorous watercolors of animals illustrate these devotions.

Here is the story of Sam and his family, who are making a cross-country move. With the help of his family and his faith in God, young Sam learns that good things can come from big change.

When Matthew''s parents decide to adopt a baby girl from China he has many questions, but by the time she arrives, he is excited about his new sister.

Babies to pre-schoolers. Author Pamela Kennedy relies on her experience as a mother and teacher to form just the right words for children''s prayers. Here are gentle words that calm fears during thunderstorms and words of thankfulness for bright, sunny days. Along with each prayer is a Bible verse that illustrates the theme of the prayer. Brightly coloured paintings by Stephanie Britt make this a book even toddlers will enjoy. And parents can use the book to introduce the concept of prayer to even the youngest child.

Hymns that praise the Lord, including some that are considered patriotic. Song title, author, compose, and first line indexes.

An illustrated collection of Christian prayers for young children at springtime, with related Bible verses.

In Jerusalem, a little boy who works with his father, a gardener, experiences the sadness of hearing that his family''s friend, Jesus, has died and the elation of knowing that He has risen.

These 69 devotions feature mothers of the Bible and the ageless truths they teach through their lives.

The author shares joys and challenges as she helps mothers see God the Father through Scripture and parenting insights.

Women''s devotional book contemplates each of the psalms from a woman''s perspective.

The innocent appreciation of Christmas will be deepened by sharing these pictures and prayers with your children this holiday season. Each prayer concludes with a Bible citation, providing the context for these simple talks with God. Full color.

There are lots of things a two year old can do--stack her blocks, sing a song. Help her celebrate what she can do. Then together you can thank God for making her two.

There are lots of things a one year old can do--give a hug, play peek-a-boo. Share Now I''m One! with your one year old and help him celebrate what he can do. Then together you can thank God for making him one year old.

Tracing the most festive Christian holiday, A Christmas Celebration is beautifully illustrated with fine art reproductions, line engravings, and vintage photography.Children are provided with answers to their questions about the yuletide season, such as ''What are the twelve days of Christmas?''Each facet of Christmas is sensitively explained to allow youngsters to understand its origin and meaning, also exploring many international celebrations.

A young rabbit who has trouble controlling his anger asks Jesus to help him not to push or scream or throw things. On board pages.