Showing posts with label Alexander Morris. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alexander Morris. Show all posts

Monday, August 15, 2016

New Issue of Guardian Angel Kids eZine



August 2016 Edition
Guardian Angel Kids free monthly eZine
(An online magazine for Kids!)
Inspiring Stories About Animals with Disabilities
SPECIAL FEATURE: A Friend for Freckles by Erin Liles, Illustrations by Alexander Morris
POEM: Whiskers by Pamela Love
FICTION SHORT STORIES:
Bosco, the Deaf Dog by Shari L. Klase
The Crow with a Broken Wing by Natisha Parsons
Yes! for Eddie by Catherine May Webb-
NONFICTION:
Blind Faith, the Story of Stormy the Horse by Carol J. Douglas
Help! My Doggy Has Arthritis by Irene Roth
Brought to you by Guardian Angel Publishing

http://www.guardian-angel-kids.com


Monday, March 31, 2014

New Releases from Guardian Angel Publishing


Guardian Angel Publishing

March 2014 Releases

 

ANCIENT SYMBOLS, ARTWORK, CARVINGS AND ALPHABETS Bk 2 

Academic Wings Author & Illustrator Eugene Ruble


Book Two—Join Professor Hoot as he explores more ancient arts and artifacts. The art, tools, and text represent various cultures and development from ancient eras, including fossils, too.

 

Lana Tries Yoga  

Health & Hygiene Author & Illustrator Roey Ebert Hardcover Softcover 


Follow Lana as she tries to capture the sunlight when it journeys to the 4 corners of the earth. The story centered yoga routine is simple for children to remember and fun for children to reenact. 

 

Lily and the Return to Htrae

Wings of Faith Author Lindsay Bonilla; Illustrator Alexander Morris


Lily returns to the darkness of Htrae to take the King’s message from the City of Light. Even though she doesn’t think she can fulfill this mission, with the help of Ruah she embarks on the difficult task of inviting others to the great forgotten city.

 

Real Mysterious Easter Eggs

Academic Wings

Author: Patricia Karwatowicz, Illustrator: Kathleen Bullock


Noah and Isabela take a journey in Great Grandmother’s kitchen to discover the Easter story by coloring eggs Grandmother’s “old-timey-way.” Color meanings help them learn more about who Jesus is and who they are.

 

Rip the night engine: The Rolling Along Train Series Book 1

Littlest Angels Author Melanie Lutes, Illustrator Eugene Ruble


Rip, the night engine, constantly worries about his passenger’s comfort on overnight train rides. He knows bench seating is not comfortable for sleeping. His cars are redesigned as Pullman Palace cars equipped with sleeping compartments. He finally lives up to his name that means Rest In Pillows.

 

There's a Lion in the House

Animals & Pets Author Mary Esparza-Vela, Illustrator Jack Foster

A young rabbit loves to tease his older brothers. He goes off into the woods by himself and boasts that he’s not afraid of anything. One night, he hears a lion roar in the house.  He tells his brothers, but they ignore him