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Wooly and the Good Shepherd by Elizabeth Fust

victor November 28, 2020 November 28, 2020Children / Fiction Christmas, Elizabeth Fust 0
Woolly and the good shepherd.

Christ Child Helps Calm an Anxious Lamb Review by Deborah K. Frontiera There are thousands, maybe millions, of “Christmas” books out there—but most of them focus on the secular aspects of the holiday, rather than Christmas as the birth of Jesus. Among the books with Jesus as the center, it’s…

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The Hungry Kitten’s Tale by Elizabeth Fust

victor April 1, 2020 October 8, 2020Children / Fiction Bible Stories, Elizabeth Fust 0
The hungry kitten's tale by elizabeth mccarthy.

Lively Retelling of a Biblical Standard Review by Victor R. Volkman The Hungry Kitten’s Tale (Rivershore Books), written by Elizabeth Fust and illustrated by Mary MacArthur, is an imaginative fresh take on the old biblical story of the “loaves and the fishes” from the Gospel of Matthew.  In case you…

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