Barbara Beck Book order

Focusing on a woman’s journey to confront her spiritual gifts, the narrative delves into the interplay between visible scars and inner struggles. Through her experiences as a counselor, Barbara Beck offers a compassionate exploration of healing and personal growth. The book emphasizes the importance of recognizing and embracing the unseen forces of God's Kingdom, highlighting how these elements can lead to profound transformation amidst life's challenges.

Bill is a small bird belonging to the finch family. At long last he is old enough to go on his first holiday with his brother. To reach their holiday camp they have to fly over the Atlantic Ocean, where Bill gets to see dolphins and whales. Unfortunately the flock gets attacked by a sparrow-hawk while flying over the sea. Although this terrifying and life threatening experience puts a drastic change to Bill’s holiday plans, it actually enables him to help a friend who is struggling to cope with a traumatic experience. Hence, he learns that often something good can be found in a negative experience. The story is action-packed, it has a strong moral stance and is written with a good portion of humour.

Aspiring young architects will gain hands-on experience in designing buildings through engaging activities in this workbook. Following the journey of Aaron, a young architect, readers learn the essential steps to create their own architectural drawings and model designs. Equipped with a toolkit that includes graph paper and drafting tools, children are encouraged to tackle design challenges for various clients. Vibrant pen-and-ink illustrations enhance the learning experience, making it an inspiring introduction to the world of architecture for ages 8 to 13 and creative adults alike.

This book explores how architects really work, taking the young reader through the entire process for planning and designing a house.