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The birth of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is a great and joyous occasion filled with merits and blessings. Green Fig is pleased to present to our young readers The Little Muslim Book of Mawlid recounting the story of his birth and some of the amazing events that occurred around it. When hearing or reading this book, children will not only gain knowledge of the honorable Seerah, but their love of our Prophet is increased Thus, they are reminded to praise Allah and thank Him again and again for blessing us with the Prophet sent as mercy for us.

Meet Fussfuss, a beautiful Sun Conure with bright colors and charming attitude. This book describes the physique and behavior of this bird using rich illustrations and easy flowing sentences. The child learns that this particular bird has specific colors and not different ones because God willed for it to be this way, and so on for its other attributes. Whatever God willed to be shall be, and whatever God did not will to be shall not be.

Before Them All is a precious book about the Eternality of God. The concept that God does not have a beginning and that He existed before all the creations is presented to children in simple rhyming sentences with beautiful watercolor illustrations. We think it is a book that children and adults will fall in love with.

The Little Muslim Book of Prayers teaches young children the names of the five obligatory prayers with captivating illustrations and rhyming sentences and set the foundation for a more detailed description of the prayers and their times. The names of the five prayers are also provided in Arabic.

"In an explosive first collection of poetry, HEAT + PRESSURE, U.S. Army veteran and Tennessee storyteller Ben Weakley explores what it means to have gone to war. In 2018, as he was retiring from the Army, Weakley began participating in writing workshops with Rockville, Maryland-based Community Building Art Works (CBAW). The practice sparked in him a passion for creating opportunities for dialogue among "civilians" and "military" audiences through writing and literature. "I wrote these poems on phone screens in the back of commuter buses and metro trains. I wrote them in notebooks on lunch breaks at work and quiet Sunday mornings before the rest of my family was awake," the poet writes. "At first, I wrote about combat, acts of war, and unprocessed violence. As I pushed myself further, I wanted to know more about why I had decided to go to war [...] I wanted to know what it meant for my life now. The words happened. I bore witness." Weakley now enjoys creating spaces for people to speak truths and tell their stories, with special care toward those who aren't usually heard. He himself now facilitates on-line writing workshops through CBAW, as well as through the Philadelphia-based non-profit Warrior Writers. His poetry and non-fiction appears in such literary publications as Cutleaf Journal, Sequestrum, and The Wrath-Bearing Tree. His work has been anthologized in We Were Not Alone (CBAW, 2021) and Our Best War Stories (Middle West Press, 2020). He was the 2019 winner of the Heroes Voices National Poetry Contest and the 2021 poetry winner in the 2021 Col. Darron L. Wright Memorial Writing Awards. Weakley lives in the Tri-Cities of Northeast Tennessee with his wife and two children-and a well-meaning but poorly behaved hound-dog named Camo"--

Do you have to give God two-weeks' notice when you quit the ministry?After a lifetime of being her father's right-hand girl, Ezra gets a small taste of freedom during her friend's honeymoon visit to the Suamalie islands and decides enough is enough. All she needs is to find a replacement secretary, teacher, project manager, accountant... et cetera.In fact, what he needs is a wife.Scott Keil intended to serve the Lord on St. Alyn Island for life. He just never intended to do it without his wife. So, when his daughter begins balking at being saddled with a ministry she never signed up for, he knows he needs to find a replacement for her. And well, she's right. A wife who loves organization and serving the Lord would be the perfect solution.But only one woman interests him and loves his ministry nearly as much as he does. Natalie Dershem-the event planner at St. Alyn's newest resort. Why did she have to be nearly as young as his daughter... and so intriguing?Under the Hibiscus is the introductory Christmas "noella" in the brand-new, Suamalie Islands Series from Celebrate Lit Publishing. Grab this May/December Christmas romance today.

Kill first, ask questions later. It's the instinct former-SEAL Jude Williams must fight every time someone touches him. His six months being tortured in an enemy prison camp may be long over, but he's got scars-all over his body and mind-keeping that time at the forefront of his psyche.So how could he even consider giving in to the desire he has for the town's coffeehouse owner?Lena Mitchell has big gray eyes and a bigger smile-she's full of life, right down to her purple and teal streaked hair. There are so many reasons Jude should stay away from her. So many ways he's bad for her. But when danger shows up on Lena's door, keeping his distance is no longer an option.He'll protect her from any threat. But who will protect her from him?

Michael takes us on a biblical, historical, and cultural journey that is educatingand inspiring. This is a serious book. As a church leader in the familyof God, I have gained from it greater perspective and insight on how we canbe one in Christ. As an African American disciple who believes God wants allpeople from all nations to be saved and to work together as one in Christ, I seethis book as an effective tool for educating fellow church leaders and memberson how to achieve God's dream of a united church family. Michael does morethan just highlight the challenges of building a multicultural church in theseturbulent times, he also offers many solutions and insights on how we can doso. If you are serious about the mission to build a truly unified church of allnations, this is a must-read.

INCLUDES the short story "Once in a Lifetime."Sixteen year old Julia Phillips buries herself in guilt after killing her best friend Monica in a car accident. Julia awoke in the hospital with a broken leg, a new talent for drawing and false memories of the accident, in which she dies and Monica lives. The doctors attribute this to her head injury, but no one can explain how a bracelet engraved with her name ended up at the scene of the accident. A bracelet no one has ever seen before.Classmate Evan Whittaker paid Julia no attention before the accident, let alone after. Now suddenly he's volunteering to tutor her and offering to drive her home. She can't ignore that his new obsession started after his two-day disappearance last week and that he wears a pendant she's been drawing for months. When the police show up one night looking for Evan, he begs Julia to run with him, convincing her that Monica is still alive. Julia agrees to go, never guessing where he's really from.

The fifth book in the Pathways to Devotion series. Pathways to Devotion are a series of devotionals offering inspirational insights for every day situations. These easy-to-read daily devotional books offer encouragement, hope and practical answers to help us along life's way. After you read one of these inspiring devotionals, you will want to read them all. Each daily devotion offers an Application section for further Bible reading, a suggested prayer and further reflection.

Did you know that approximately 1 in 70 people are on the Autism Spectrum? Increasingly in classrooms, neurotypical students are encountering peers who are displaying unfamiliar behaviours, resulting in questions at best, and bullying at worst.With this is mind, "Different is Ok", a picture addressing the increasing need to acknowledge and accept diversity among us in a way that even the youngest students can understand, was born. While the focus of Different is Ok is primarily on the neurodiversity of people on the Autism Spectrum, the bright images depict many kinds of difference with the hope of encouraging discussion and acceptance of difference without dealing with the intricacies of the Spectrum or any other labels. Different is Ok simply acknowledges and appreciates that we are all different, we all have varying preferences and most importantly, it helps us remember that we should be celebrating the differences which make us unique.

Ever wondered what it would be like if dinosaurs existed in the Victorian era, and dressed as humans? Well, look no further. This whimsical coloring book is here to answer your questions. Let your imagination run wild with this fun, albeit historically inaccurate activity book. Whether you're a history nerd or just need some art therapy to relax after a long day, Pride and Pterodactyles is the book you didn't know you needed! To find more of my books or to look up more information, visit my website www.zerodepthproductions.com .

We all need a break to take a breath sometimes. Take a moment out of your day to relax and release with The Depression Coloring Book. Fill your day with positive thoughts with this coloring and activity book to express yourself, stabilize your mood swings, and escape from your troubles because sometimes, all you need is a little bit of art in your life.  To find more of my books or to look up more information, visit my website www.zerodepthproductions.com .

In his private diary, Maximus Lancelot the talking Tonkinese cat shares his innermost thoughts about his life and his time-travelling adventures.To accompany the Shadows of the Past series, these tales of Max's exploits, told in his own words, allow us a privileged peep into the mind of this lovable feline.

Fun rhyming poems that young children can enjoy listening to or reading.

A violent, epic, action-packed urban quest full of very eccentric,often hilarious, extremely dangerous characters who alsohappen to be animals - the wildlife of New York City, to be exact.