Little Angel S Journey

A young angel in heaven longs to live on Earth, where a mother and father wait for their new baby to be born. Little Angel waits through the seasons, gathers gifts from the sun, moon, and stars, and is then brought to Earth by Great Angel.

Life's Journey (HB) By: Regina Thompson/Miracle 101 Life is a lesson you must learn in order to take the next step. Life is not fair, but who says it’s supposed to be, it’s what you choose to do with your lessons that makes the difference. Life’s Journey is about the different experiences and situations we go through that we are maybe hesitant to tell others, out of fear and/or embarrassment.

"A thought-provoking story with a powerful message about conservation" The Guardian The ice is melting so Polar Bear sets off in search of a new home. Join him on his adventures across the seas and discover the many friends he meets along the way. This beautifully illustrated story has a powerful message of conservation and is full of things for parents and children to talk about. Frann was the winner of an amazing Sendak Fellowship and spent a month living with the great Maurice Sendak himself at his home in Connecticut, USA. She worked on The Journey Home during her stay.

Judith is excited about her newest book, Little Angels and Mighty Angels. It includes many fascinating stories and experiences that happened to her and to others that you will enjoy reading about. Also, Judith includes Bible verses, good Christian principles, and helpful advice throughout the book. She is eager to share her new book with others.

This is a story about overcoming fears and t he importance and strength of friendship. When Micah, the sh epherd boy who is terrified of wolves & the little angel who is scared of flying, travel to Bethlehem the baby King help s them forget their fears. '

Dear Parents, We are thrilled to introduce you to "The Adventure of the Little Angel: Dawn of Light," a delightful fairy tale book that's perfect for young children. The story follows a little angel as she overcomes challenges, discovers her inner strength, and embraces the light within her heart. As the little angel returns to her hometown, carrying the radiant torch of light, she shares her tale with those around her, inspiring other children to embark on their own journey of self-discovery and growth. The book's conclusion encourages children to bravely face challenges and believe in the light within themselves. It reminds them that setbacks are opportunities for growth and, with resilience and perseverance, they can overcome difficulties and embrace a brighter future. "The Adventure of the Little Angel: Dawn of Light" is an educational and uplifting book that instills hope. It takes your child on a journey of self-discovery, encouraging them to uncover their own strengths and wisdom while learning about kindness and compassion. Suitable for children aged 6 to 12, this book is perfect for shared reading and discussion between you and your child. Reading this story with your child will help them develop important values such as bravery in the face of challenges and the pursuit of light. We hope that your child will enjoy reading this story and find inspiration and growth within its pages. Thank you for choosing "The Adventure of the Little Angel: Dawn of Light." We wish you and your family a life filled with love and light! Best regards, Shana Liu

Three middle aged sisters, Christine, Shirley and Ellen have an opportunity to take off on a trip of a lifetime to The United Arab Emirates and Egypt. This is the first time the three of us venture over to another country without our husbands or families. Ellen's Brother -in-law who is in the Australian army and stationed in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, asks her if she and his brother Mark want to visit, he declines, so Shirley and I decide to take the plunge and go with her. Before we leave home our Aunty Sylvia gives each of them an angel pin with our birthstone to wear, hoping this little token will keep us safe while away from Aussie land. Little did they realise the powers they held! There, we take a few days trip up to the north of the country for a dolphin cruise and mountain tour with Rodger and Louise and their two sons, then are dropped off in Dubai to spend a day and night exploring this great city. While here, we go to a water theme park where Ellen goes on one of the biggest slides outside of America, we visit a Gold Souk to buy some beautiful pieces of jewellery, Shirley and I get yelled at by a cranky taxi driver and are amazed at seeing The Burj, one of the most expensive motels in the world. Before we leave Dubai, our taxi driver, a friendly Indian guy this time, gives us a quick tour of the city before our drive back to Abu Dhabi showing us a man made island being built and their beautiful Marina. We were in ore at just how much construction was going on in this amazing city. Travelled back to Abu Dhabi and visited the famous Emirates Palace and have afternoon tea with the Australian Ambassador's wife at the Australian Embassy. My sister Shirley always wanted to see the Pyramids so decide to include this in our itinerary and the three of us travel by plane there with a few embarrassing moments on the way. When we arrive in Cairo, it wasn't how we expected it to be, but overcame some stressful moments when we visit the Pyramids and Sphinx. Thought a camel ride and a dinner cruise down the Nile River would be fun but got more then we bargained for. Had a strange encounter with some really nice Egyptian guys in The Papyrus Museum. Just the three of us took a road trip down the east coast of the country, passing through Muscat, Oman and Nizwa where we learnt to drive on the opposite side of the road, not to talk to strange men after a bad experience with an Arab guy when asking him for directions and manage to get lost in the hills for a couple of hours due to detour signs. Noticing a very low tyre on the car, manage to make matters worse trying to fix it while being helped by 10 young guys and somehow find ourselves stuck in a narrow lane while exiting a car park. Enjoyed looking around a number of souks (markets) buying great gifts and souvenirs. We certainly got used to flights being cancelled or delayed, but managed to keep it together after lots of group hugs, plenty of laughing, giggling and having a good cry. I believe the angel tokens we wore every day had some sort of power and did bring us home safe.