Emma Jane Worboise wrote with a passion for evangelical values, crafting narratives imbued with moral depth. Her prolific output, exceeding fifty books for both children and adults, was characterized by a straightforward yet impactful style. Through her works, Worboise aimed to convey profound spiritual messages and encourage readers to contemplate ethical questions. Her ability to connect with a wide audience established her as a significant literary voice of her era.
Christmas puzzle
Featuring 23 nearly identical images, this puzzle book invites children to engage in a festive challenge by spotting the differences amidst beautiful Christmas and winter landscapes. It offers a fun and interactive way for kids to enhance their observation skills while enjoying the holiday spirit.
Culturally significant, this work has been carefully reproduced from its original artifact, preserving its authenticity. Readers will encounter original copyright references and library stamps, reflecting its historical importance and the role it has played in the knowledge base of civilization. This edition aims to maintain the integrity of the original text while providing insight into its scholarly value.
All the lunar mice are leaving, terrified of what lurks on the dark side of the moon. Jack and Wanda investigate the dark caves of the moon's infamous cheese mines.
Jack's fan club get the surprise of their lives when they meet some real aliens. It's also Wanda's job to stop humans finding out about aliens. How is Jack going to talk himself out of that one?
Jack and Wanda are the Alien Detective Agency, helping to defend Earth from aliens, aliens from each other and even an evil Jack from himself!
Unfortunately for Anoki he was not going to have a peaceful night's sleep. Not when his dream catcher only showed him his worst nightmares.
Matthew loves taking the boat out with his Granddad. But fun turns to terror when the boat runs into trouble, and Matthew is left stranded and alone in the shadow of Shark's Fin Island.