Reading Series Fiction
This book investigates the `series` in children`s literature. The work of several well-known children`s authors, both American and British, traditional and contemporary, are analyzed, and using these examples the book explores the special nature and appeal of series writing for children.
Children and Anthropology
This study explores children through the eyes of an eclectic team of researchers from the United States to Viet Nam to Australia. Seen as an important contribution to research on children because it integrates the subfields of anthropology (including archaeology, biological anthropology, cultural and linguistic anthropology, and applied anthropology) to bear on an analysis of the conditions of children and youth in the 21st century.
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Abingdon's Christmas Dramas for Children
Five programs especially for children use a variety of ways to present the Christmas message--songs, poems, playlets, and narration. Staging is simple and casting is flexible, allowing many children to participate if you wish, but parts may be combined for churches with fewer children.
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Caution-children Praying
Glimpses of God Through the Eyes of Children
Children seem to have a direct connection to heaven. Their unquestioning faith reveals a simple trust in a heavenly Father who cares about every detail of their lives. Their earnest prayers demonstrate confidence in an all-powerful God whose reach extends to every corner of their world. And their wholehearted expressions of love for others reflect a joy that can come only from the Giver of life.
Children have spiritual truths to teach us–if only we will slow down long enough to listen.
Caution: Children Praying
will help you do just that. This poignant collection of inspirational and sometimes humorous stories offers a glimpse of God’s heart as seen through the eyes of children. In these pages, speakers and authors such as Beth Moore, Kay Arthur, Phil Callaway, and Eugene Peterson share stories from their own childhoods as well as lessons learned from their children and grandchildren.
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