Give Your Kids a Backbone

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N.D. Wilson

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Listen to a good chunk of this and learn to draw Sir Badalot & the Cranky Danky Dragon on Canon+

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NOTE: If you saw the email for this, you may notice books are missing here. The original bundle sold out, so this bundle was modified to still give your little ones story grip this Christmas.

Fiction to mold your kids into who they're supposed to be.

Sir Badalot and Print

In a tiny magic kingdom, by a heave under a willow, Sir Badalot's castle just fell down. Again. He stomps and hollers and shouts...never knowing that the Cranky Danky Dragon is right behind, knocking down his castle and brewing Sir Badalot's howls into a delicious whine. When Sir Badalot finally realizes what's ruining his kingdom, he knows he has to find a way to keep that nasty dragon out forever.

Your child will be captivated by this whimsical guide to emotional self-control by Rachel Jankovic (with lush illustrations from Forrest Dickison), and you will be surprised how often Sir Badalot's story will pop up as they fight their own dragons!

Does your child struggle with anger management and emotional self-control? Banish the fussiness with this adorable tale of Sir Badalot: the grumpy knight who just can’t seem to build his sand castle, and it’s all his fault. Will he learn to beat the dragon who keeps ruining everything?

Give your children a hero they can laugh at and imitate. With Sir Badalot, young kids will learn to love their home and rejoice in fighting life’s dragons—starting with the dragon in their own heart.

Need a birthday gift or holiday gift for kids? Give them this fun read-aloud picture book! Sir Badalot, like all good knights, learns to fight the dragon…but you might be surprised at who the dragon really is. Before the story ends, Sir Badalot will be your kids' new favorite household name.

Kids will love this story written by Rachel Jankovic ( Loving the Little Years ) with its whimsical rhyming tale. Every page features beautiful watercolor illustrations by award-winning artist Forrest Dickison (Netflix’s Hello Ninja )!

 

Trial and Triumph

Introduce your children to their heroes in the Christian faith with this excellent Canon best-seller.

Christianity is a faith in love with history. God took on human flesh and dwelt among us. The Spirit carried that divine work over the centuries, providing courage and maturity even amid our imperfections. Christians find their true family line not through tribes and ethnic blood but in the bond of faithfulness and shed blood that has united our family for millennia. We too often view Church history as the story of obscure aliens instead of the lives of brothers and sisters, mothers and fathers.

In this collection of forty-six brief biographies for children, Hannula sketches the stirring trials and triumphs of many famous and some lesser known figures in our family of faith—including Augustine, Charlemagne, Anselm, Luther, Bunyan, and C.S. Lewis. Through them we can begin to enjoy the old paths and find rest for our souls. "Thus says the LORD: Stand in the ways and see, and ask for the old paths, where the good way is, and walk in it; then you will find rest for your souls"(Jer. 6:16).

 

 

Blah Blah Black Sheep and Print

We're all sheep. Except him.

A children's book about the courage to be different.

I know your mama taught you how to stand and chew and bleat.

But even green pastures won't stay safe in the farms of the West.

Not with a hungry coyote on the loose.

One outlaw is free from the herd's fears of bad looks and bad actors. Nobody wants to deal with Blah Blah Black Sheep, not even coyotes. That's when the flock learns that the courage to defend the farm starts not with a bleat but with a blah.

Does your own black sheep stand out boldly from the flock? Whether your children struggle with an excess of boldness in a timid flock, or need that extra push to get out there and stand up to the wolves, Blah Blah will be right there with them.

Blah Blah Black Sheep's boldness and bravery aren't appreciated by his flock, but he still isn't afraid to take a stand for what's right and protect them.

Teach your child to stand out from a frightened crowd, and to stand up for those who don't have their rough and tumble spirit.

With story from N.D. Wilson and stunning illustrations from Forrest Dickison (both of Hello Ninja fame), your little sheep will want to climb right into the pages and bound and fly by Blah Blah's side.

 

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Blah Blah Black Sheep
Guenevere Burns
Sturdy

The paper is nice and thick, it will survive longer than other picture books. The art is so pretty, and the story is sweet. Exited for the show!

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Forbidden Child
Bianca Thompson

Forbidden Child

Blah Blah Black Sheep

Blah Blah Black Sheep

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Plod Cord Hat
Jordan Borisuk
Favorite cap

Just awesome in every way. Wear it all the time as I plod along.

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Blah Blah Black Sheep
Clancy Ortmann
Blah blah bold sheep

I bought the book as my nephew's Christmas present and almost kept it. The art is wonderful and it seems like there's more to find each time. The story is perfect for a young boy or even adults looking for a fun story.

Looked like a fun child's read

A little simplistic.

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Men and Marriage
Kevin Campbell

Men and Marriage

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Dragon in a Dress
Aletha Hatfield
Dragon in a Dress

The book is charming and the illustrations are perfect. Imaginations are given free reign, but the kids and dad are responsible enough to clean up the mess that active imaginations can cause.

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Plod Cord Hat
D. L. Craig
Mistaken Identity

Not a fan of corduroy but my wife agreed that there is a resemblance between myself and a muskox; especially as my ears continue to grow.

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Mablog Hat
D. L. Craig
What fun..! People think I’m a dog trainer

I wear it often and enjoy the questions. I just wish it wasn’t so cold outside right now.

Love at First Flight

Owning this flag makes me a very Jolly Roger..!

We love it!

My 2 year old son reaches for this book multiple times a day. The illustrations are great and the story is enjoyable enough that I don’t mind reading it over and over. We have had great fun making extra sound effects and doing re-enactments when we aren’t reading. It’s a keeper!

Very happy with the book.

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Dragon in a Dress
Wesley Ulmer
It’s A Decent Book

This book is decent and I have no real objections. But Doug Wilson’s Fun Dad book is way better. Similar theme and has a much higher kid request rating.

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Forbidden Child
Grant Brown
Couldn't Put It Down!

If this is Gwen's first novel, then sign me up for all the ones to come after! Excellent. Gripping. Engaging. And full of truth.

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Blah Blah Black Sheep
Wesley Dotterer
A bit underwhelming, looking forward to the show

I appreciate the idea of the Blah Blah character but the principle struggled to materialize through the book. Characters, setting and basic plot were revealed - I feel like I just paid for a printed version of the trailer for the show.

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This book was written by a steady hand and a sober mind. Reading is conducive to acquiring a steady hand and sober mind. Many Thanks

My 5yo laughs every time we read it!

I admit, I'm slow to see the deeper meanings in kids' stories, but this one finally sunk in - especially since my 5yo asks to read it every day. :-) Beautiful illustrations, fun text, great story.

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Forbidden Child
Jana Brown
Highly Recommend!

My 13yo daughter and I have both already finished this book, and the 11yo is starting it tonight. Gripping, fast-paced story with an unpredictable ending! The author does a great job of helping you feel the stress that Piper feels!

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Blah Blah Black Sheep
Sadra Kreider
Great illustrations

Animals are very cute, actions and responses fun with a black sheep in the mix. Grandson will love it and read it many times.

Bought them early for our toddler— can wait to teach her to read through Great Aunt Jan’s wonderful stories%21

We love the original (didn’t know how valuable it was) and love reading this new one to our toddler!

Super cool!

Great story and illustrations! My grandson loves this book!

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Blah Blah Black Sheep
Michael Strimpel
Solid

I like the difference in thought that it presents.