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The Rebel Raindrops
Edition en anglais
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E-book - ePub
Résumé
The Rebel Raindrops is an imaginative children's book that has some very mischievous raindrops as the main characters. These scheming raindrops trick a good-natured wind into helping them ruin different people's days. This book is designed to be read to young children, or read by slightly older ones. Any age up to 10 will enjoy the story and love the cartoon illustrations. (Adults will too). Follow the naughty plans and activity of the rebel raindrops while the simple North Wind helps them in their schemes.
And wait and see what happens when the North Wind finally wakes up to what he is a party to!This short children's story serves as an excellent tool, to talk to your children about "good friendships". It highlights the importance of choosing your best friends, wisely.
And wait and see what happens when the North Wind finally wakes up to what he is a party to!This short children's story serves as an excellent tool, to talk to your children about "good friendships". It highlights the importance of choosing your best friends, wisely.
Fiche technique
- Date de parution : 21/04/2016
- Editeur : JPCA
- ISBN : 978-1-310-98715-1
- EAN : 9781310987151
- Format : ePub
- Caractéristiques du format ePub
- Protection num. : pas de protection
À propos de l'auteur
Biographie de Jim Reiher
Jim Reiher lives in Melbourne Australia. He has four adult children and lots of grandchildren. Jim writes both fiction and non-fiction. Regarding most of his non-fiction, Jim's serious side comes out, although sometimes he writes his non-fiction with humor, too ('Confessions of a Christian Magician' is a good example of that). Jim is a respected Australian Biblical scholar, with a MA in Theology with Honors, and 13 years of full time lecturing in Bible Colleges.Jim has published a number of books on topics ranging from Tarot Cards, to the Equality of Women in the Church, to how politics works in Australia. He has also written a number of commentaries on different New Testament books and letters: the Epistle of James, the Book of Acts, and most recently the Gospel of Mark. Jim enjoys a nice quiet walk in 'the middle of no where'; a good movie; a good book; playing ten-pin bowling; writing; and spending time with his children and grandchildren.