The thank-you dish by
It's dinnertime at Grace's place. 'Thank you, alpaca,' says Grace. 'Alpaca?' asks Mama. 'Why would you thank an alpaca?' A playful mealtime conversation becomes a joyful act of giving thanks.
Are You Grateful Today? by
Why do you need to be grateful? Appreciation and thankfulness are both qualities of being grateful. Are You Grateful Today? presents situations that will help build and reinforce gratefulness in all readers.
My Little Gifts by
It does not matter if a gift is big or small, fancy or plain, only that it comes from the heart.
Giving Thanks by
Discover one hundred ways to say thank you with this book, which explores the meaning of thankfulness. Join one boy as he thinks about the people in his life he'd like to thank, the many reasons to be grateful, and the different ways of showing affection and gratitude to the people we love. From giving a hug, to sharing toys, to helping someone out, this book suggests a number of practical and playful ways to celebrate the people we share our lives with, and show them that we care.
Every Day a Blessing by
"Spend an entire year of discovering God's blessings and develop a lifetime of gratitude. God loves everyone, and one way He shows His love is through showering us with blessings! Whether it's with parents who love us, warm sunshine, or the ultimate blessing of His Son Jesus, God's love is everywhere. When kids see that God is the source of all blessings, it reminds them that all gifts truly do come from God. Children will learn to not only see God's blessings in happy days, but to see His loving hand in hard days as well. Developing a habit of giving thanks in all circumstances will lead children to a lifelong spirit of gratitude. Each devotion features a Scripture and a bite-sized message that will keep the attention of young minds. Devotions also have a takeaway to help children engage with the message and apply its meaning to their lives.
Gratitude Soup by
Violet the Purple Fairy learns how to make Gratitude Soup by thinking of all the things, people, places, and experiences that she is grateful for, putting them in an imaginary soup pot. She is able to shrink her pot of soup with her imagination, and she keeps the gratitude warm and flowing in her heart all day and all night.
The Fate of Fausto: a printed fable by
There was once a man who believed he owned everything and set out to survey what was his. 'You are mine,' Fausto said to the flower, the sheep and the mountain, and they bowed before him. But they were not enough for Fausto, so he conquered a boat and set out to sea.