This Little Golden Book retelling of the Easter story is the perfect gift for children to learn true meaning of the holiday!

This gentle introduction to the biblical account of Jesus's final days on earth, and Resurrection, is perfect for preschoolers. Lush, colorful illustrations of the Last Supper, Jesus carrying his cross, and the angel in the empty tomb are accessible to little readers who are just learning about Easter. At the end of the book, Easter traditions from around the world are introduced, from Ukrainian painted eggs (Pysanky) to the greeting of the Easter sunrise in the British Isles. It's a perfect first book about an important holiday for many, and an ideal Easter gift.

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After the funeral for her parents, Jim and Margaret Tilford, twenty-two-year-old Maggie Tilford is left alone in their Indiana farmhouse to grieve. An only child, Maggie is now in charge of preparing the estate for sale. In the dusty attic, a place where she was never allowed as a child, she discovers a trunk that holds the secrets to her past--a past of which she was unaware.

Maggie, a school teacher, is shocked to learn that she was adopted. Once she knows this, she is determined to learn the complete truth. Old photos lead her to Boston and eventually, with the help of Boston attorney Dan Kippington, to Nantucket, a tiny island thirty miles off the coast of Cape Cod.

Their investigation leads them into encounters with a haunted inn, a sinister innkeeper, a deserted Victorian house, a German spy, and an ailing old woman who holds the key to Maggie's past. Maggie's search begins in Boston and ends on Nantucket Island, a place where magical things happen and people fall in love--not only with each other, but with the island as well.

Follow a young girl's memoir. See through her eyes as she travels in the 1940s and 1950s from a small Northern California town then up and down the state and on to Oklahoma, Texas, and all the way to Adak, Alaska in the Aleutian Islands. This is a story of survival, how she and her sister adapt, not only to new schools, and new friends but new stepfathers, and uncles. Even more, this is a genuine story about love, especially the love for her mother, her grandmother and her little sister. For it is true that love covers a multitude of sins.

This book is about an actual experience of God's four-step preparation of His end-time church. It is Biblically patterned after four beasts: - The year of the ox is about plowing, endurance, and strength in faith. -The year of the eagle is about higher communion with God, greater visions, and overcoming storms. -The year of the lion is about exercising Kingdom authority to rule and reign as the sons and daughters of God on earth; -The year of man is about combining all of the above with wisdom to co-labor with God to establish His glorious end-time church.