Advent Books

A great children's version of the classic Christmas Carol story. Beautifully illustrated with a simple, yet heartwarming tale.
I highly recommend it!

In an age where children are coaxed by Sony Playstations, and the wintery outdoors; it's hard to find something simple that they can cuddle up with in the corner and quietly explore.

The story of Annabelle's Wish seems to facinate both younger children and more experienced level reader's.

Because its from Golden Books interactive series the child could "sound off" characters at any point in the reading. The book offers large bold illustrations, a clever plot twist, and original narration.

As all Christmas classics remind us, this book does make you think about the reason of the Season, and try to make your Heart feel warmer. It builds on the folklore of Santa giving the farm animals "voices" once a year on Christmas. And the friendship that builds between a mute boy and the calf, Annabelle, born on this Holiday.

Although Tommy and Annabelle are its main characters, the storey is about more than the "special" gift they exchanged. It was about how others around them put aside their personal differences to come together in Friendship.

Your child can easily relate to the animals and the frienships found in the storey. And if they understand what is being shown by "unselfish giving" recreate for your Family a special and powerful magic.

When your child starts to think that the holidays are nothing more than a chance to get lots of toys, it's time for Antonella and Her Santa Claus. It's a Christmas story they won't see animated on TV. This book will open your child's eyes to the meaning of Christmas... and giving. It's beautifully illustrated. Highly recommended!

The book about Meshach Paul Krikorian is a compilation of his writings and other works brought together in one book by an exciting author, Miriam Taylor Wert, with a unique gift of presentation.

In my estimation, the biography of Meshach Paul Krikorian is an invaluable addition to anyone's library of God-centered, and inspired writings. There is no doubt when reading about Meshach from his early childhood to his ultimate destination in the United States, that he was able to overcome man obstacles, attaining what may have seemed to him as unattainable goals.

From the beginning of the book, his expression of love and obedience to his parents would enevtually lead him on a path that met God's plan for his life. I was quite impressed and overwhelmed to see how God's wisdom was brought out as Meshach interpreted the Holy Scriptures to the understanding of the reader. From a shepherd boy to Writer, Minister and Missionary, Meshach's life was of complete Servanthood to God and to all people.

Meshach's Ministry brings hope and salvation for anyone seeking the ultimate answer to life's questions.

This author has a wonderful way of grabbing the hearts of readers and warming them like a cozy fire. Her love of horses is evident and makes the reader want to live in a small country town and own a dozen of them! This book is PERFECT for audiences from 1-100 years old - never a dull moment and always uplifting. This book is perfect to read to the little ones and young readers will enjoy reading it themselves.

Buy this book for every young person and horse lover you know!

Author, an eminent archaeologist of international repute from Orissa,gone a great detail in exploring the archaeological remains of Orissa.He discovered hither to unknown archaeological sites and monuments located in remotest part of Orissa.Long and detail introduction in the begining of the book enable one to introduce and understand the rich archaeological treasure in Orissa.Photographs and Glossary in the end are delightful.It's a magnificent volume on the Archaeological sites and Monuments of Orissa,also an important authoritative reference book on the subject based on pain-staking field work and study.Author surveys as many as 500 archeological sites and 5000 monuments spread all over Orissa presenting their location,period of Construction,history, and past glory to present condition in a very lucid manner.All the sites are in alphabetical order under an administrative district which enables one to locate a particular site very easily.The book is divided in two volumes.

It's a very good book for Scholars working on South Asia,India and Orissan archaeology in particular.It is also very informative for the General readers and tourists who are interested in archaeology.

I love this book. It's great to read to kids or for a beginning reader to read on their own.
Arthur wants to bake Christmas cookies for his parents. Using his sister's EZ Bake Oven, he does just that - only he accidentally uses salt instead of sugar! The cookies come out hard as rocks, and Arthur cries that nothing he makes ever turns out good. But then, he thinks of a different way to use the cookies - a way that they'll last a lot longer, too. Great book for Christmastime.

It is now a tradition for my children and I to read this Christmas book the night we put up our Christmas tree. It is such a sweet, imaginative story. The illustrations are beautiful. The story is about a boy who travels into the Christmas tree to see the beauty of Christmas from within.

You should definitely read this story aloud. It has a wonderful, lyrical quality.

Merry Christmas!

The author has taken the words of A Way in a Manger and used them as the text for his work. This illustrations are absolutely wonderful...almost to the point that you would want a print of them to frame. This would be a wonderful christmas gift, one that could be used year round. Recommend this one highly.

Since this is a children's book I'll keep it clean. Actually a classic, this is a dekliberately corny cash grab by the original sell out Martin Luther. A children's book advertised as serrious yoga. O.k., but the artwork should've been a lot better and marketed at adults. The poem itself isw a timeless masterpiece about the birth of Jesus, illustrated. If sung aloud, can be very serious and powerful yoga. My niece has a lot of children's books and my mom gets them they're not more than 5 dollars, but come on it's the reading equivalent of drinking corn syrup. Fix the artwork for adults please. Says this reviewer. I'm getting a copy for my two nieces for Christmas this year and got one for myself and will get one for my best friend and grandmother as well. This might be worth money some day.