On every night of the week, a new color of 'kid tea' is created in the bath, depending on the activities of that day.

Eleven-year-old Phillip's dream of running away from the circus comes true when his parents allow him to stay with relatives in Hardington, Pennsylvania, where dodgeball is practically a religion and life is anything but normal.

So you think you love horses? That’s what Sophie Groves thought too. But she found out that horses are a heap of trouble. Her trials began at five years old when her mom brought home Really (a.k.a. Really Mean), the nastiest pony in Maine. Two horses later, Sophie is still learning to deal with these crafty creatures, while trying to find friends who will like her for who she is—not for her horses. Filled with hilarious horse capers and the real truth about life as a weenie, this laugh-out-loud story shows why a horse isn’t always a girl’s best friend.

The adorable Lola Mazola learns the meaning and truth of John 3:16 in relation to her desperate desire to visit the Happyland theme park.

Children believe that although bad things can happen, like missing a party because of chicken pox or getting their airplane caught in a tree, their luck may change tomorrow.

A board-book version of a riotous book presents questions of whether an activity is fun or not, and illustrates characters doing the activity and answering 'Yes, please!' or 'No, thank you!'

Offers a message of acceptance and pride for kids to create a ridicule-free environment, complemented by rich, emotionally engaging illustrations.

Questions, answers, and illustrations explore situations calling for polite responses.

Since her mother left, C.J. Jones does not do friends and does not smile, but as she builds sandcastles and dreams of becoming an architect, she notices a group of neighborhood children who invite her to play with them and tell her about God.

A book and audio CD set provides an illustrated version of a song which points out that, in spite of our differences, we are all the same in God's eyes, and includes the musical score.

A humorous picture book filled with wacky illustrations and silly text follows Henry as his toe gets stuck in the faucet when he attempts to prevent a drip of water from falling into his bath, and when his parents, the plumber, and the police try to help him, everyone gets stuck in the tub!