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Discover the events in the life of Jesus, and how his message reached so many people Read the story of the life of Jesus of Nazareth, son of God, from his birth in the Bethlehem stable to his crucifixion, death, and miraculous resurrection. What was he like as a boy, how did he start to preach, and what's the meaning of his parables, such as the Good Samaritan? How did he feed five thousand and calm storms? All major events of his life are told in 26 stories, revealing how Jesus's message reached many people through his preaching, healing, forgiveness, and miracles. Using the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John as reference, this is a child-friendly introduction to the message of the Bible's New Testament. Rich illustrations accompany each story, making it perfect for children to follow by themselves, and for reading aloud or together with parents or grandparents.

Maman Ourse et ses deux petits profitent du parc, quand Alfie Ours interroge sa maman: « Est-ce qu'il y a d'autres ours comme moi ? » « Pas comme toi, non. Il y a toi, il y a moi, avec ta sœur, ça fait trois, mais il n'y a pas deux ours comme toi. De la pointe de ton museau à l'extrémité de tes pattes, il n'y a pas deux ours comme toi. C'est la vérité, crois-moi ! »

Noah has to try and coax a couple of cheeky chimps aboard his ark

"Thump! Thump! Thump! The giant postman is coming! But is he really as scary as he seems?" - Back cover.

Strange piles of earth keep appearing on the village green. Where do they come from? The Bear Detectives must investigate!

Father Christmas, an Elf that gets locked in the workshop, the story of the birth of Jesus - the list goes on in this wonderful collection of stories for young children all about Christmas.

Poppy and Max don't always agree. Sometimes they even argue. But there's one thing they know for sure - they're the best of friends. Poppy thinks Max is eating too many muffins. Poppy says he must exercise, but Max isn't so sure!

Poppy and Max are having fun playing soccer with their friends. Max is the greatest goalkeeper in the world—until he hurts his paw. Will Poppy be able to make it better?

Poppy wants to make a snowdog. Max thinks that looks like hard work. But he soon discovers that being lazy can mean missing out on a lot of fun!