Beyond Barriers
This book is about David Davey, whose life changed when he was stricken with polio in 1948. It goes into the thoughts of a twelve-year-old as he lay in an iron lung, recovering. Read how he recognized that God gave him a purpose and how he spent the rest of his life fulfilling it. Witness Dave's Christian leadership skills as he joined Goodwill Industries and set about to change laws and attitudes of American people regarding those with disabilities. Dave was the liaison for all Goodwills and many other organizations to assist Senator Bob Dole's office in the passing of the Disabilities Act.
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The Barn That Crowed
Annabelle Sandlin is an American author best known for her children's historical fiction series, The Barn That Crowed. She grew up in the small village of New Richmond, Indiana, which had fewer than 500 residents. Her childhood experiences in this quaint setting, particularly the image of roosters perched in the upstairs window of the Oswalt barn by a pond, inspired the backdrop for her stories.
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Annabelle grew up in New Richmond, Indiana, a small village of less than 500 residents. Roosters in the upstairs window of an unpainted barn (the Oswalt barn) by a pond, allowed her imagination to go wild.
Anne Davey Koomans with the help of Amanda and Joyce, will teach you what you can hear, what you can see, what you can learn, and what you can imagine, in the Barn that Crowed.
Rovi - The Ember Eyed Tiger Book 1
Rovi is a healthy Bengal Tiger living and hunting in a jungle in India. When chasing an animal for his dinner, he discovered a different world outside his territory- a small village with a mission church and orphanage. The sight of people and the smell of food cooking made him curious. The residents were frightened when they saw Rovi raise his head and roar at the unusual sight. A shot by a villager grazed Rovi's back.
Rovi became very angry and decided to return the next evening to get revenge. The madder he got, the brighter his eyes shined until they became bright as coals of fire.
On the path, his attention was drawn to a happy sound in the sky. Santa Claus was happy to see Rovi's eyes and asked him to guide him through the jungle. Anger left him and he was happy to run to the village.
Santa introduced him to the villagers who welcomed him. His life changed when he became friends with Manbir, a young orphan boy, and they heard the story of the first Christmas from the missionary.
As Rovi left the village, he roared and the villagers understood that he said, "Think Love!"
In Rovi's next book, Rovi and Manbir have Christmas dinner with the village and share fun times.
Rovi - The Ember Eyed Tiger Book 2
Rovi awoke from a peaceful sleep, dreaming of the joyful day before when he made friends with everyone in the village, especially Manbir, a young orphan boy. On Christmas Eve, the missionary shared the story of the first Christmas, which captivated Rovi and deepened his love for Jesus. Rovi's life transformed as the villagers invited Rovi to join their Christmas dinner.
On Christmas Day, Rovi took a new path to the village, hearing songs, meeting Butch, an orphan boy, and missionaries who were building homes and a school for orphans. They welcomed Rovi to ride in the back of their truck. He enjoyed a festive meal alongside the villagers.
The missionaries brought gifts from around the world for everyone. They worked hard to frame houses and nearly finished roofs before celebrating with music and singing traditional songs in honor of Jesus's birthday.
As Rovi returned home, his roars echoed, "Think Love" and "Think Jesus."
In his next adventure, Rovi joins Manbir and Butch, as they journey through a dense jungle, aided by missionaries clearing paths.
This thrilling adventure promises to be unforgettable.
Rovi - The Ember Eyed Tiger Book 3
Rovi, a healthy Bengal Tiger, lived in the jungles of India until he encountered a mission village. After being shot and grazed by a bullet, his anger ignited like a burning ember in his eyes.
In just three days, Rovi befriended two young orphans, Manbir and Butch, who were grieving the loss of their parents in a plane crash months earlier.
One night, Rovi dreamed that God instructed him to lead the boys and some men through the dense jungle to two openings. The first opening offered watermelons as a treat, while the second revealed acres of fruits and vegetables, plus other special blessings. When the men and boys returned, the villagers celebrated.
In celebration, everyone sang "How Great Thou Art" and "Amazing Grace" before Rovi roared a goodnight message that reminded everyone, "Remember, God loves you."
Anticipate Rovi's next adventure in 2026 to learn God's plan for Rovi, Manbir, and Butch.