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Angels in the Snow A Novella by Melody Carlson ( 2002)
Mourning the tragic accidental deaths of her husband and young son, artist Claire finds her creativity and her faith compromised and flees to a cabin in the snowy Cascade Mountains, where she wonders about the footprints she sees there.
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The Ark That Noah Built by Melody Carlson ( 1997)
A humorous and fun approach to teaching a favorite Bible story! The fresh, upbeat rhythm and rhyme of "The Ark that Noah Built" will make this a book to read again and again.
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Armando's Treasure by Melody Carlson ( 2004)
Invoking the frustration of her family, who believes her to be too independent, eighty-year-old widow Dora Chase unexpectedly teams up on a journey of hope and healing with young Armando Garcia, whose propensity for living an easy life places him on the edge of honest living. Original.
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Autumn Secrets by Melody Carlson ( 1998)
Allison O'Brian is thrilled to be back in Oregon, at long last living with her father, and overjoyed at the prospect of starting high school. But just as she begins to adjust her all the new things in her life, her father makes the biggest announcement of all--he and Grace, the adoptive mother of Allison's friend Heather, are engaged!
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Awakening Heart by Melody Carlson ( 2001) |
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Babys First Bible by Melody Carlson ( 2002) |
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Babys First Book of Prayers by Melody Carlson ( 2002) |
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Back Home Again Tales from Grace Chapel Inn by Melody Carlson ( 2006) |
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Bad Connection A Novel by Melody Carlson ( 2006) |
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Benjamin's Box The Story of the Resurrection Eggs by Melody Carlson ( 2008) |
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Beyond Reach by Melody Carlson ( 2007) |
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Bitter Rose Color Me Crushed by Melody Carlson ( 2006) |
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Blade Silver Color Me Scarred by Melody Carlson ( 2005) |
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Blessings from God Scriptural Reminders of Our Heavenly Gifts by ( 1996) |
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Bright Purple Color Me Confused by Melody Carlson ( 2006) |
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Burnt Orange Color Me Wasted by Melody Carlson ( 2005) |
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Cherished Wish by Melody Carlson ( 1998)
Fourteen-year-old Allison O'Brian is caught in the middle of her parents' custody fight and is torn between her mother's approval and her father's love. Allison must make the decision of a lifetime. Can she trust herself to do the right thing?
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Crystal Lies by Melody Carlson ( 2004)
A Son’s Addiction. A Mother’s Heartbreak. A Family’s Crisis.
As the wife of a prominent city attorney and the mother of two teenage children on the brink of adulthood, Glennis Harmon lives the kind of successful, high-profile life that many people envy. But when nineteen-year-old Jacob is drawn into substance abuse, Glennis’ “perfect” world shatters like a crystal vase rocked from its once-steady shelf. Glennis struggles to understand the response of her family as they seek to support Jacob’s recovery. Her husband appears more concerned with protecting his image than with finding help for their troubled son, but Glennis becomes determined to save Jacob no matter what the cost. Stepping into a rescuer role, she unintentionally puts her relationship with her older daughter, Sarah, and her already strained marriage on the line–and a revelation about her husband will push her to the brink of what she can bear. How far should a mother go to save her child? A compelling, compassionate, and ultimately hopeful novel about the impact of substance abuse and addiction, Crystal Lies is an intimate portrayal of one mother’s attempt to simultaneously love, trust, and let go. |
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Dark Blue Color Me Lonely by Melody Carlson ( 2004)
Two sophomore girls, best friends since kindergarten, grow apart when one wants new friends and decides the other is a popularity liability.
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The Day the Circus Came to Town by Melody Carlson ( 2000)
After other boys ridicule the idea of going to the circus, Billy almost passes up the chance to see one for the first time.
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Diary Of A Teenage Girl Becoming Me by Melody Carlson ( 2000)
Sixteen-year-old Caitlin O'Conner keeps a six-month diary in which she records the day-to-day events of her life as well as her struggles to understand herself and God's plan for her future.
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Diary of a Teenage Girl Just Ask by Melody Carlson ( 2005) |
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Diary of a Teenage Girl Who I Am / It's My Life / Becoming Me by Melody Carlson ( 2005) |
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Discovering A Forgiveness Plan by Melody Carlson ( 2005) |
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Don't Worry About Tomorrow by Melody Carlson ( 2002)
A child who is full of worry and fear dreams that she becomes a bird, then a flower, and learns to trust that God will take care of her and all of creation.
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Dreams of Promise by Melody Carlson ( 1999)
After a desperate rescue mission, Allison is reunited with her father and soon-to-be stepbrother Andrew. Allison is ready to enjoy the rest of her freshman year in high school. She has new friends, her grades are good. Just when it seems like Allison's year couldn't be better, Shirley Jenson determines to see Allison's reputation ruined. Shirley's sneaky tricks almost work. And when an almost too-good-to-be-true story falls in her lap, Allison knows this could be the article of a lifetime. But her investigation is unknowingly bringing her closer to danger. Will Allison put the clues together before it's too late?
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Everything I Long for by Melody Carlson ( 2000)
A new tale in the Whispering Pines series follows Maggie Carpenter and her son as they get used to their new community and become involved in a runaway young girl's traumatic search for her missing father. Original.
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Face the Music A Novel by Melody Carlson ( 2004) |
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Faded Denim Color Me Trapped by Melody Carlson ( 2006) |
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Falling Up by Melody Carlson ( 2006)
As if losing her mother to cancer wasn't enough, Kim Peterson must now deal with her father losing his job, her aunt and cousin constantly bickering, and an unpredictable relationship with Matthew, but as Kim's world is about to fall apart, can she perhaps fall up, into the arms of the One who loves her through the madness of life? Original.
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Farmer Brown's Field Trip by Melody Carlson ( 2000)
A contemporary retelling, in rhyming text, of the parable of the sower who scatters seed on hard ground, on rocky soil, in the weeds, and in good soil.
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Finding Alice by Melody Carlson ( 2003)
Sliding into the Rabbit Hole… Would She Ever Return?
On the surface, Alice Laxton seems no different from any other college girl: bright, inquisitive, excited about the life ahead of her. But for years, a genetic time bomb has been ticking away. Because of Alice’s near-genius intelligence, teachers and counselors have always made excuses for her “little idiosyncrasies.” But during a stress-filled senior year at college, a new world of voices, visions, and unexplainable “knowledge” causes Alice to begin to lose her grip on reality. As Alice’s schizophrenia progresses, she experiences a disturbing religious “awakening,” believing that God and angels and demons are speaking to her. When others attempt to intervene, Alice is subjected to a wide range of “treatments” even more frightening and painful than her illness. Powerfully raw and brutally honest, Finding Alice is a story of individual suffering and hope, a family’s shared ordeal, and a search for true mental and spiritual healing. |
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Finding Out Who You Really Are by Melody Carlson ( 2005) |
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Fool's Gold Color Me Consumed by Melody Carlson ( 2005) |
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Forever Friends by Melody Carlson, Joni Eareckson Tada ( 2000)
Jenny, the new doll in Mr. Giovanni's toy shop, learns from an old rabbit that friends are not the ones that look perfect on the outside but come in all shapes and sizes.
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The Gift of Christmas Present by Melody Carlson ( 2004)
Shortly after her mother's death, Christine is surprised to learn that she was adopted, and as she digs into her biological family, she reveals a shocking lineage--will she be able to come to terms with the past, take hold of the present, and look forward to a brighter future? Original.
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Gladys Grape by Melody Carlson ( 1997)
Toddlers and preschoolers will love this new book concept--part book, part toy. With movable arms and legs securely attached to chubby die-cut board books, these book-ish characters almost spring to life! Each charming board book features a fruit of the spirit; and the story inside shows how each character faces challenges that teach them to practice their special traits. Children will come to relate to, and love, their new friends: Strawberry Sam, Peachy Pete, Blackberry Bart, Anna Apple, and more! Nine books total!
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God Made Them All by Yvette Banek, Melody Carlson ( 2000) |
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Gold & Honey Bible by Melody Carlson, Gold 'N' Honey (Firm) ( 1997)
Featuring over 100 delightfully illustrated Bible stories freshly retold in active and engaging language, The "Gold 'n' Honey Bible" is designed to plant God's living Word into the hearts of children. Illustrator Dennis Ochsner's unique style of artwork brings life, color, whimsy, meaning, and action into every page. Both children and parents will love this children's Bible which is fresh and fun and full of life.
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The Greatest Gift A Christmas Story by Melody Carlson ( 1997)
The hearts of both children and adults will be touched as they read how Grace, smallest of angels, chooses to leave the glory of Heaven to become the Christmas star that lights Jesus' way to earth. Readers will rejoice over the redemptive ending and be moved by a life that has learned what it means to give the greatest gift of all.
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Harsh Pink Color Me Burned by Melody Carlson ( 2007) |
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Heartland Skies by Melody Carlson ( 1998) |
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Her First Bible Little Stories for Little Hearts by Melody Carlson ( 2001) |
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Hi! I'm Cranbeary The Fruit of the Spirit Is Faithfulness by Melody Carlson ( 2001)
A bear named Cranbeary tells how she was always scared and sad, until God's faithfulness entered her heart.
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Anna Apple by Melody Carlson ( 1997)
Toddlers and preschoolers will love this new book concept -- part book, part toy. With movable arms and legs securely attached to chubby die-cut board books, these book-ish characters almost spring to life! Each charming board book features a fruit of the spirit; and the story inside shows how each character faces challenges that teach them to practice their special traits. Children will come to relate to, and love, their new friends: Strawberry Sam, Peachy Pete, Blackberry Bart, Anna Apple, and more! Nine books total!
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Hi, I'm Bluebeary The Fruit of the Spirit Is Goodness by Melody Carlson ( 2001)
A bear named Bluebeary tells how he was always grumpy and sad, until God's goodness came into his heart.
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Hi, I'm Hucklebeary The Fruit of the Spirit Is Love by Melody Carlson ( 2000) |
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Hi, I'm Mullbeary The Fruit of the Spirit Is Patience by Melody Carlson ( 2001)
A bear named Mullbeary relates how she used to be impatient until she asked for God's help and He gave her the gift of patience.
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Blackberry Bart by Melody Carlson ( 1997)
Toddlers and preschoolers will love this new book concept -- part book, part toy. With movable arms and legs securely attached to chubby die-cut board books, these book-ish characters almost spring to life! Each charming board book features a fruit of the spirit; and the story inside shows how each character faces challenges that teach them to practice their special traits. Children will come to relate to, and love, their new friends: Strawberry Sam, Peachy Pete, Blackberry Bart, Anna Apple, and more! Nine books total!
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Hidden History by Melody Carlson ( 2007) |
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His First Bible Little Stories for Little Hearts by Melody Carlson ( 2001) |
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Homecoming Queen by Melody Carlson ( 2008) |
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Homeward by Melody Carlson ( 1997)
Returning home after twenty years absence, Meg Lancaster struggles to restore relationships with her family, but finds herself uncovering secrets hidden for decades. The more she learns, the more she is forced to reevaluate her long-held assumptions.
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How to Start a Quality Childcare Business in Your Home Everything You Need to Know by Melody Carlson ( 1995)
Describes the responsibilities and demands of childcare; covers hours, fees, food, health concerns, discipline, and special needs; and tells how to find clients.
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I Do Diary of a Teenage Girl by Melody Carlson ( 2005) |
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I Heart Bloomberg by Melody Carlson ( 2008)
When Kendall manages to wrangle her grandmother's house, she finds three roommates--Anna, Lelani, and Megan--who each have their reasons for wanting to move in, but as they struggle to become the women they want to be, they will find new hope. Original.
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I'm Zoe! I Can Do It by Myself by Melody Carlson ( 2003)
Rhyming text and artwork celebrate taking good care of individual health, cleanliness, and possessions.
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It's My Life by Melody Carlson ( 2002)
Caitlin O'Conner faces new trials as she grows in her faith and strives to maintain the recent commitments she's made to God. Original.
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It's Not Funny I'Ve Lost My Money! by Melody Carlson ( 2000)
A rhymed version of the Bible parable of the woman who loses one of her ten coins and rejoices when she finds it.
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It's a Green Thing by Melody Carlson ( 2009) |
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Jessica by Melody Carlson ( 1996)
A rebellious Kansas farm girl leaves home after learning a shocking family secret.
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Kenzie's Story by Melody Carlson ( 2004) |
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King of the Stable by Melody Carlson ( 1998)
A wealthy boy in biblical times learns the meaning of the Incarnation when he must leave his home to live with poorer relatives in Bethlehem--and ends up helping a certain couple who are about to have a very special baby.
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Knowing God Better Than Ever by Melody Carlson ( 2005) |
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La Primera Biblia De Mi Bebe/ My Baby's First Bible Historias Biblicas Para Bebe's by Melody Carlson ( 2005) |
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Let Them Eat Fruitcake by Melody Carlson ( 2008) |
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Looking for Cassandra Jane by Melody Carlson ( 2002)
Forced to make her own way from childhood, a girl struggles to find her identity during the turbulent 1960s and '70s, but her strength of spirit lifts her above her circumstances as God calls her to a life of hope and freedom. Original.
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Looking for You All My Life by Melody Carlson ( 2000) |
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Lost Boys and the Moms Who Love Them A Companion Journal A Safe Haven to Record Your Heartaches, Hopes, and Prayers for Your Wayward Son by Melody Carlson, Linda Clare, Kopp Heather ( 2002)
You can do something while waiting for your troubled son to come to his senses.
As the mother of a struggling son, you’ve suffered over his drug use or depression, underage drinking or premarital sex, truancy or violence, criminal behavior or rejection of your values. Naturally, you wish you could “make things right” for him, but it may seem as though there is little to do but watch and wait. However, there are things we can do as mothers to help our boys–and ourselves. We can pray. We can learn from others who have lived this same nightmare. We can open our hearts to what God is teaching us. Based on Lost Boys and the Moms Who Love Them, a book of reassurance for mothers, this comforting companion journal provides a place to record your thoughts, concerns, revelations, struggles and prayers: an outlet that will soothe your soul and help you to see your son, yourself, and your God in a new and hopeful light. |
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Hi, I'm Blackbeary The Fruit of the Spirit Is Peace by Melody Carlson ( 2000) |
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Lost Boys and the Moms Who Love Them Encouragement and Hope for Dealing With Your Wayward Son by Melody Carlson, Heather Harpham Kopp, Linda Clare ( 2002)
For mothers who refuse to give up on their sons–and those afraid they already have.
It seems like just yesterday your son was a precious little boy who loved to give you kisses. Today, he often ignores your advice, brushes away hugs, and sees you as the enemy. Though you hate to admit it, he seems to have lost his spiritual and moral compass. And the more “lost” he becomes, the more lost you feel. Though “lost boys” can come from the best of homes, we as their mothers frequently feel embarrassed, judged, or rejected by our friends, family, or church communities. You may not know where to turn for support in the face of your son’s drug use or depression, underage drinking or premarital sex, truancy or violence, criminal behavior or rejection of your values. But no matter what you’re going through, you can find reason to keep hoping. From spiritual solace to practical wisdom, Lost Boys and the Moms Who Love Them offers a broad range of welcome insights from women who understand your heartache as only mothers of troubled sons can. |
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Love Your Neighbor by Melody Carlson ( 2002)
A boy imagines all sorts of creatures he'd rather be friends with than the "pain" next door, but his grandmother tells him about the Golden Rule and he decides it's worth a try.
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Making The Most Of Your Relationships by Melody Carlson ( 2005) |
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Meant to Be by Melody Carlson ( 2005) |
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A Mile In My Flip-Flops by Melody Carlson ( 2008) |
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Mixed Bags by Melody Carlson ( 2008) |
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Moon White Color Me Enchanted by Melody Carlson ( 2007) |
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The Most Beautiful Tree by Melody Carlson ( 2001)
A tree that has bragged about being the most beautiful in the forest becomes a Christmas tree fit for a king, but a barefoot little boy named Leo helps him find the inner beauty that comes from giving.
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Hi! I'm Strawbeary The Fruit of the Spirit Is Gentleness by Melody Carlson ( 2001)
A bear named Strawbeary tells how she was always grumpy and sad, until God's gentleness entered her heart.
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Lyle Lemon Fruit of the Spirit by Melody Carlson ( 1997)
Toddlers and preschoolers will love this new book concept -- part book, part toy. With movable arms and legs securely attached to chubby die-cut board books, these book-ish characters almost spring to life! Each charming board book features a fruit of the spirit; and the story inside shows how each character faces challenges that teach them to practice their special traits. Children will come to relate to, and love, their new friends: Strawberry Sam, Peachy Pete, Blackberry Bart, Anna Apple, and more! Nine books total!
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Hi! I'm Elderbeary The Fruit of the Spirit Is Self-Control by Melody Carlson ( 2001)
A bear named Elderbeary tells how he was always grumpy and sad, until God showed him self-control.
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The Lullaby Bible by Melody Carlson ( 1998)
The sweet illustrations and lullaby rhymes taken from Bible stories will make this book a favorite for small children. The sturdy board book pages are easy for little fingers to handle and will endure even the toughest baby stress tests. Full color.
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Hi, I'm Loganbeary The Fruit of the Spirit Is Kindness by Melody Carlson ( 2001)
A bear named Loganbeary tells how God helps him be kind to others.
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Miranda's Story by Melody Carlson ( 2003)
High school senior Miranda Sanchez wants to change her boring life and, despite the concerns of her friend Sammy, she decides to become a "wild child," until her partying ends up in disaster.
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Hi, I'm Razzbeary The Fruit of the Spirit Is Joy by Melody Carlson ( 2000) |
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How God Decorates Heaven for Christmas by Melody Carlson, Ron Mehl ( 2003)
An inspirational holiday picture book for children considers the celestial palate that God applies to heaven at Christmastime, from a brilliant moon-glow sky to a tree decorated with rainbow ribbons.
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My Name Is Chloe A Novel by Melody Carlson ( 2003)
Struggling with the challenges of growing up, free-spirited high-school freshman Chloe experiences renewal after a life-changing experience and expresses her new-found faith by performing in a Christian rock band. Original.
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A Not-So-Simple Life by Melody Carlson ( 2008)
Maya keeps a journal the year following her aunt's death, in which she records her thoughts about her alcoholic and drug-addicted mother and her own feelings of depression, until she decides to give her heart to God. Original.
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Notes from a Spinning Planet--Mexico by Melody Carlson ( 2007)
When Maddie joins her journalist aunt on vacation in Mexico, she finds a rival for Ryan's affection, a friend who has a drinking problem, and most important, a new trust in God. Original.
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Notes from a Spinning Planet--ireland by Melody Carlson ( 2006)
On her first trip outside of the country, nineteen-year-old Maddie heads for an exhilarating adventure in Northern Ireland with Aunt Sid and Sid's godson, Ryan, but when Maddie and Ryan begin to uncover the truth about the IRA car bomb that killed Ryan's father years ago, questions about the past lead Maddie to the greatest discovery of all. Original.
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O Come Let Us Adore Him by Melody Carlson ( 2000)
Offers a series of inspirational stories, poems, prayers, and other materials for Christmas, linked to some of the names people have given to Jesus, including "Immanuel," "Light of the World," and "Lamb of God."
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On Hope's Wings by Melody Carlson ( 1998)
Allison O'Brien is neglected by her mother, a popular and glamorous movie star, and she knows nothing at all about her father. Then, in the summer of 1948, Allison is told she must attend summer camp while her mother is out of the country. Allison devises a plan to escape to New York City and wait out the summer in her mother's now-empty penthouse. But a long-lost letter sets Allison on a quest to find the love of a family she has always dreamed about.
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On My Own, A Novel by Melody Carlson ( 2002)
In her first year at college, Caitlin's diary reflects her homesickness, the challenges of rooming with a non-Christian, and evolving friendships, old and new.
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On This Day by Melody Carlson ( 2006) |
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The Other Side of Darkness by Melody Carlson ( 2008) |
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Papua New Guinea by Melody Carlson ( 2007) |
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The Parable of Two Builders A Retelling of the Bible Story by Melody Carlson ( 2003) |
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Payback by Melody Carlson ( 2008) |
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Peachy Pete by Melody Carlson ( 1997)
Toddlers and preschoolers will love this new book concept -- part book, part toy. With movable arms and legs securely attached to chubby die-cut board books, these book-ish characters almost spring to life! Each charming board book features a fruit of the spirit; and the story inside shows how each character faces challenges that teach them to practice their special traits. Children will come to relate to, and love, their new friends: Strawberry Sam, Peachy Pete, Blackberry Bart, Anna Apple, and more! Nine books total!
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La Oveja Perdida by Melody Carlson ( 1999) |
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Piercing Proverbs Wise Words for Today's Teen by Melody Carlson ( 2002)
Presents a selection of paraphrased Proverbs, chosen for their relevance to the lives of modern teens.
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Piercing Proverbs by Melody Carlson ( 2006) |
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Penny Pear by Melody Carlson ( 1997)
Toddlers and preschoolers will love this new book concept -- part book, part toy. With movable arms and legs securely attached to chubby die-cut board books, these book-ish characters almost spring to life! Each charming board book features a fruit of the spirit; and the story inside shows how each character faces challenges that teach them to practice their special traits. Children will come to relate to, and love, their new friends: Strawberry Sam, Peachy Pete, Blackberry Bart, Anna Apple, and more! Nine books total!
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Pitch Black Color Me Lost by Melody Carlson ( 2004)
When Morgan Bergstrom's close friend Jason kills himself, she deals with her grief by trying to unravel the clues leading to his suicide, often blaming herself for missing signs, questioning the meaning of life and death and God, and even considering the possibility of following his lead. Original.
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A Place to Come Home to by Melody Carlson ( 1999)
The first book in the "Whispering Pine" series concerns a woman who moves to Oregon and takes a job as a newspaper editor, only to find the town is dying because a major highway has been rerouted. Print features.
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Playing With Fire by Melody Carlson ( 2007)
Just when life seems like it will finally return to normal after Samantha's brother, Zach, completes rehabilitation for his meth addiction, God gives Samantha a series of dreams of Zach going on a binge and reconnecting with a drug buddy, and she must decide whether to risk getting Zach in trouble with the law--or risk his life. Original.
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The Prayer of Jabez for Kids by Melody Carlson, Bruce Wilkinson ( 2001)
Recounts the Biblical story of Jabez and describes how his prayer to God can be used by today's children to enrich their lives.
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The Prayer of Jabez for Little Ones by Melody Carlson, Bruce Wilkinson ( 2001)
Introduces children to the components of the prayer of Jabez as found in 1 Chronicles as it explains how children can pray for God's blessing and protection.
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Pineapple Paul by Melody Carlson ( 1997)
Toddlers and preschoolers will love this new book concept -- part book, part toy. With movable arms and legs securely attached to chubby die-cut board books, these book-ish characters almost spring to life! Each charming board book features a fruit of the spirit; and the story inside shows how each character faces challenges that teach them to practice their special traits. Children will come to relate to, and love, their new friends: Strawberry Sam, Peachy Pete, Blackberry Bart, Anna Apple, and more! Nine books total!
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Project Girl Power by Melody Carlson ( 2007) |
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Project Mystery Bus by Melody Carlson ( 2007) |
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Ready to Wed by Melody Carlson ( 2007) |
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My First Bible Brain Quest 230 Questions & Answers by Melody Carlson ( 1997)
"My First Bible Brain Quest" brings the wonders of the Bible to kids ages 2 to 5. Illustrated throughout in full color, this innovative marriage of a first Bible and learning tool combines 40 of the best-loved biblical stories with interactive questions. 58 cards.
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Project, Secret Admirer by Melody Carlson ( 2008) |
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The Other Brother by Melody Carlson ( 1999)
Lively illustrations and delightful verse create a fun new setting for Jesus' parable of the prodigal son in this new book by bestselling author Melody Carlson and artist Steve Bjorkman.
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Project Rescue Chelsea by Melody Carlson ( 2007) |
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Road Trip Diary Of A Teenage Girl Series Chloe Book Three by Melody Carlson ( 2003) |
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The Sea Hag's Treasure by Melody Carlson ( 1997)
Two children discover a mysterious character known as the "Sea Hag" while collecting shells at the beach. They imagine that she is some sort of horrible witch until they discover that she is really just an old sea captain's widow who makes her livelihood by making tourist knick-knacks from shells. Wonderfully illustrated, this book gently teaches children the importance of spiritual truths.
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Secretly Do Good Deeds by Melody Carlson ( 2002)
A child describes how good it feels to do nice things for others without them knowing.
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Secretos de la vid para Nios/Secrets of the Vine for Kids by Bruce Wilkinson ( 2003) |
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Secrets of the Vine for Kids by Melody Carlson, Bruce Wilkinson ( 2002)
Presents modern applications of the biblical lessons of John 15.
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Secrets of the Vine for Little Ones by Alexi Natchev, Melody Carlson, Bruce Wilkinson ( 2002)
Retells the biblical lessons of John 15, using modern-day applications.
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Shades of Light by Melody Carlson ( 1998)
Widow Gwen Sullivan has never worked outside the home, but faced with an empty house after her daughter leaves for college, she reluctantly takes a job for an interior designer.
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Show Each Other Forgiveness by Melody Carlson ( 2002)
After a very unhappy day spent getting upset with friends and family, a young boy learns the importance of forgiveness.
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Sold Out A Novel by Melody Carlson ( 2003)
Becoming a local hit after a long period of ostracism, Chloe Miller and her fellow Christian band members find themselves questioning who their true friends are and face difficult choices when their Nashville schedule conflicts with their family and school. Original.
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Someone to Belong to by Melody Carlson ( 2001) |
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Stealing Bradford by Melody Carlson ( 2008) |
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Take Time A Moment for the Heart by Melody Carlson ( 2000) |
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That Was Then... by Melody Carlson ( 2006) |
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These Boots Weren't Made for Walking by Melody Carlson ( 2007)
When Cassie Cantrell's job is eliminated and her longtime boyfriend dumps her for a friend, Cassie limps home to the town she once so eagerly fled, in a novel that reveals God's plans are always a perfect fit. Original.
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A Tale of Two Houses by Melody Carlson ( 1998)
Two men build two very different houses in this rhyming story based on Jesus' parable about building a house on the rock.
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Strawberry Sam by Melody Carlson ( 1997)
Toddlers and preschoolers will love this new book concept--part book, part toy. With movable arms and legs securely attached to chubby die-cut board books, these characters almost spring to life. Each charming title features a fruit of the spirit, and the story inside shows how each character faces the challenges that teach them to practice their special traits.
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Tammy Tangerine-Goodness by Melody Carlson ( 1997)
Toddlers and preschoolers will love this new book concept -- part book, part toy. With movable arms and legs securely attached to chubby die-cut board books, these book-ish characters almost spring to life! Each charming board book features a fruit of the spirit; and the story inside shows how each character faces challenges that teach them to practice their special traits. Children will come to relate to, and love, their new friends: Strawberry Sam, Peachy Pete, Blackberry Bart, Anna Apple, and more! Nine books total!
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Three Days A Mother's Story by Melody Carlson ( 2005) |
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Torch Red Color Me Torn by Melody Carlson ( 2004) |
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A Treasure Beyond Measure by Melody Carlson ( 2001)
Presents a rhyming retelling based on the Biblical parable of the hidden treasure.
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True A Teen Devotional Words from the Rock by Melody Carlson ( 2008)
Introduces teens to the Bible by focusing on the words of Jesus, offering spiritual guidance through the turbulent time that is adolescence. Original. 20,000 first printing.
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Tupsu The Squirrel Who Was Afraid by Melody Carlson ( 1997)
Tupsu the squirrel learns a lesson about what it means to trust in God instead of being afraid.
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Viva Vermont! by Melody Carlson ( 2008) |
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War of the Weeds by Melody Carlson ( 1998)
As weeds take over Fruitville, three villagers insist that they are pretty flowers, while the others remind them that the Gardener wants them to get rid of the bad things in their lives in this story based on Jesus' parable of the wheat and the tares.
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Winter Wonders by Melody Carlson ( 2008) |
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Wise Man's House by Melody Carlson ( 1997) |
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Who I Am by Melody Carlson ( 2002) |
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Women Are Sisters at Heart by Melody Carlson ( 2000) |
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The Wonder of Christmas Activity Book by Melody Carlson ( 1999)
The traditions created during the Christmas season seem to warm hearts for years after. But the holiday holds more meaning than lights or decorations, getting or giving, or even big meals with the family. It's a wonderful time of year to teach kids about God's saving love, and to begin a tradition that will make an impact into eternity. Melody Carlson invites families to experience Christmas in a whole new light -- by surveying mankind's need for a savior and how God planned and presented the most amazing gift ever: Jesus. In The Wonder of Christmas thirty-one engaging readings, one for each day of Advent, share His great plan, with questions at the end to reinforce the truth of each story.
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Yes or No, Who Will Go? by Melody Carlson ( 2002)
A contemporary retelling, in rhyming text, of the parable of two brothers who say they will do one thing but do the opposite when their father needs their help in his vineyard.
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deep green color me jealous by Melody Carlson ( 2004) |
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