Well Supporters, My friends at Zondervan are doing it again. They are sponsoring another great Easter Basket Book Giveaway (try saying that three times fast). This year’s giveaway includes a little something for all the little (and not so little ones in your life).
For the early elementary schooler in your life: Miracles of
For the teen: You Have a Brain: A Teen’s Guide to Think Big, - Throughout his life, renowned neurosurgeon Dr. In You Have a Brain: A Teen’s Guide to Think Big, Dr. Carson unpacks the eight important parts of Thinking Big—Talent, Honesty, Insight, being Nice, Knowledge, Books, In-Depth learning, and God—and presents the stories of people who demonstrated those things in his life. By applying the idea of T.H.I.N.K. B.I.G. to your life, and by looking at those around you as well, you too can overcome obstacles and work toward achieving your dreams. This book includes discussion questions at the back of the book.
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3/15/2015 09:33:20 am
Corine,
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Corine
3/15/2015 09:51:52 am
Thanks for stopping by Mary.
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Heidi Bee
3/16/2015 02:26:35 am
I love Easter and remembering my kids first Easter going to church!
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3/16/2015 03:30:40 am
I didn't know Zondervan did "I Can Read" books. They look great! I'll check them out. What a wonderful resource.
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3/16/2015 04:45:09 am
There are several books here I'd love to have to read with my kids! Thanks for bringing them to our attention!
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3/16/2015 09:36:53 am
These look great, Corine. I love Dr. Carson. We have two of his books. One of them, Gifted Hands, is so powerful. I love his story.
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Merry
3/17/2015 08:39:13 am
I always remember going to the sunrise easter morning service at church and having an easter egg hunt on my grandparents farm
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my greatest memory of Easter is having Easter at my parents and us all going to church, then as we all got older and had our own kids each grandchild would "pop" the eggs on my dad's head then he would chase after them as much as he could being crippled He would also no matter what, hide eggs in each of his pockets. Shirts, ;pants, overalls, didn't matter. Also each child was "given" the opportunity to give my dad an egg before he "stole" one LOL. Easter was my dad's favorite holiday and he LOVED his grandchildren
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3/18/2015 11:39:37 pm
These would be great for my grandkids! Thanks for the opportunity.
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Michelle Faile
3/20/2015 12:42:56 am
Hunting for Easter Eggs, then feeding the boiled eggs to my pet pig Lilly! Which just so happens my dad shot one Easter Sunday several years ago. Strange memory I know, but it has stuck with me.
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Charlene
3/20/2015 01:39:42 pm
My favorite Easter memory is when my mother made me a green and white dress with a matching green coat to wear on Easter. The most important thing about that Easter was I was 10 years old and finally understood what Easter was truely about. It was't about the eggs or the dress that my mother had made me but about the man the rose on the third day so that I could live and this was the way my Sunday school teacher explained it. She said that we serve a living God not one on the cross. She explain that because he got up out of the grave he was alive in a different way not flesh and blood like us; but in the spirit and He lives in each of us. I thank God for bing the giver of life
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