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Website title: Christian Children's Authors – Encouraging Families and Reaching Children for Christ

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It is my pleasure and delight to introduce you to Kathryn O’Neill, author of Hoofprints of Hope Devotional, 52 Wonders of Faith and Science for Horse-Loving Kids. I have been privileged to be able to meet with Kathryn in a monthly critique group...


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As an author and editor, I have the privilege of reading and reviewing many picture books. The God Hunter was released in August, and it took my breath away. I read it three times and just said “Wow!” I caught up with my author friend Annette Griffen and asked her to tell us more about this wonderful book.

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As an author and editor, I have the privilege of reading and reviewing many picture books. The God Hunter was released in August, and it took my breath away. I read it three times and just said “Wow!” I caught up with my author friend Annette Griffen and asked her to tell us more about this wonderful book.

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Do your preteens and teens feel they know everything there is to know about the life of David? After all, the story of David and Goliath is one many of them have known since they were little. Would you like to help them slow down and dive into the life of this very important – and very real – leader of Israel? Help them explore his victories and his defeats with this next ser...


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My mother had a unique knack for facilitating a child’s world without treating them like babies. She talked to me like I could understand anything, and she never scolded me for acting like a child or misunderstanding because I was a child.

A college English professor, she could analyze the classics and edit students’ theses during the day but still play Sorry! and c...


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