With the help of Jesus, Sister Bear learns to share her toys and to play with other bears.

Wondering about heaven after the death of his grandfather, a boy questions his sister, a teacher, his parents, and other people, whose diverse answers help him begin to understand life after death and how to ensure that he will see his grandfather again one day.

A parent tells a child how special she is, both to the parent and to God.

"Combines rhymes and illustrations to convey the importance of being thankful for everyday blessings"--

Little Cub talks with her father and learns about God's design for the Easter season and what it really means to Little Cub and her polar bear family.

Moyo and his sister Japera hurry to the baobab tree in their African village, wondering whether they will find peddlers, conversation among the elders, storytellers, or perhaps something new.

Mud Pie Annie is a spunky little girl with an exceptional talent for cooking with flair, creating her concoctions with mud, dirt, and a lot of pride and care.

A biography of the famous Danish writer of fairy tales, interspersed with excerpts from his stories.

Fourth-grader Channing O'Banning prefers her sketch book to studying, but when her class explores the American Southwest and she loses her grandmother's Navajo turquoise ring, Channing learns a new perspective on history, friendship, and the importance of responsibility.

"The 102 travelers left the port of Plymouth, England, bound for the promise of a new beginning in a new world ..."