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The Person I Marry: Things I’ll Think About Long Before Saying “I Do” (Gary & Jan Bower)
$11.99Everyone knows what makes up a person’s outside, things like hair color, clothing or height. But isn’t the inside what really matters, when it comes to friends, and especially when it comes to marriage! In these pages young children are encouraged to look for and desire integrity, kindness, faithfulness, purpose, honor, helpfulness, teachability, and humility.
Winsomely adorable oil paintings by Jan Bower grace every page, along with the poetic wisdom of award-winning author Gary Bower.
These pages will inspire readers of all ages (but especially focused on ages 4-12) to place a higher value on the character of their future marriage partner, and to see less importance in appearance and other shallow criteria. Young children, teens, even grown-ups will benefit from the counsels of this book.
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What Do Heroes Wear? (Gary & Jan Bower)
$11.99Ways I Can Make a Difference When I Grow Up – and Before
Not your typical “what-I-want-to-be-when-I-grow-up” book, What Do Heroes Wear? explores some of the countless ways people can find purpose & make a difference by serving others unselfishly. Who has acted heroically on your behalf? A teacher? A caregiver? A family member?
This delightful book celebrates the courageous people of high character among us who deserve honor. Filled with the utterly beautiful oil painting illustrations of Jan Bower.
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The Garden Where I Grow (Gary & Jan Bower)
$11.99…and Other Poems for Cultivating a Happy Family
Anyone who raises vegetables knows that gardens are a lot of hard work. So are relationships! But the labor that goes into nurturing family relationships can result in a delicious harvest that is nutritious to our souls. Using gardening as a metaphor, this refreshing book reminds us of the benefits we experience when we let our roots grow deep right where we’ve been planted.
“The Garden Where I Grow paints a refreshing and beautiful vision of God’s design for family, and presents children with simple, practical ways to cultivate strong family relationships.”
— Eric and Leslie Ludy
