Bøker av Ellie Klipp

An English French dual translation about the joy of being who you are! From the author of Choosing, The RoadRunner and the Rattlesnake, and the Rainbow's not flat.

What does computer hacking have to do with a mysterious briefcase? And how do the suspicious activities of an American tourist in Israel highlight the question, "Whose land is this?" "A great read filled with suspense. The rich history permeates the very stones..." - Dr. Susan M. Michael, USA Director, International Christian Embassy Jerusalem"Integrates Bible data to add to the feel of authenticity. Has the making of a good film." - Stephen Broden, Senior Pastor, Fair Park Bible Fellowship Church - Dallas, Texas"Unravels motivations of Christian, Jew, and Arab. Controversial history delivered in a fast-moving mystery." - David J. Glass, Ed.D., Educator and Author"This spy saga left me thinking, 'This must have really happened!'" - Bob O'Dell, High-Tech Entrepreneur, Co-Founder Root Source

Humorous poems for all ages-kids, teens, and adults. Most are simply silly poems to make you grin. All end with a zinger-a surprise twist. But a few of the poems have a stinger, a twist that may replace that grin on your face with a cocked eyebrow or even a scowl. Why? Because kids today are faced with serious issues. Recommended by Dr. Michelle Cretella, director of the American College of Pediatricians; Dr. Michael Laidlaw, endocrinologist; Dr. Jennifer Morse, Ruth Institute; and psychologist, educator, community developer, pastor, rabbi, and others.

An English German dual translation about the joy of being who you are! From the author of Choosing, The RoadRunner and the Rattlesnake, and the Rainbow's not flat.

An English Spanish dual translation about the joy of being who you are! From the author of Choosing, The RoadRunner and the Rattlesnake, and the Rainbow's not flat.

I Don't Have to Choose helps children internalize the truth that God made them just the way they are, including being a boy or a girl, in a way that is simple, affirming, and free of stereotypes.