Join the creatures in this book of adventures in their search for secrets of Peace. While fighting among themselves, the animals discover how the magic of love and oneness defeats war and disunity.

Four short stories with colour illustrations.

This is the second of the Animals for Peace stories in which exciting aspects of the teachings of the Baha'i Faith on world peace are presented. .

Set in Nigeria and illustrated by Papa Nketsiah.

The third story in the Animals for Peace Series continues the story of one of the characers - Plip, from the first book. Join the hero as he learns what is required to create love and untiy among God's creatures. Full colour iIlustrations.

This is a children's book about God's love for them. It has rhymes and drawings to colour. May it help children to know that they are angels who have been sent to earth to learn how to be God's servants and to understand that one day they will return to Him.

"Wings of a Bird", "When I Die", and "I Agree"

The third set in the popular series of books for very young children. How can you help a young child understand the concept of the equality of women and men? What do you say when your child asks, 'Why did granny die?' How can you show your child that the laws God send us are for our benefit? Designed to help parents teach their children some of the abstract ideas enshrined in the Bahá'í teachings, each booklet provides the basic vocabulary and concepts needed.

Each page is illustrated with a simple line drawing suitable for the child to colour. Guidelines on how to use the booklets are included with each set.

The Crowned Heart Series is an inspiring new series for young readers that draws upon stories from the book "Lights of Fortitude" to introduce three beloved heroines of the Baha'i Faith. Easy-to-read stories are accompanied by truly exquisite watercolors.

This is the story of Hand of the Cause of God, Clara Dunn.

The Crowned Heart Series: Book 1 - Martha Root; Book 2 - Clara Dunn; Book 3 - Corinne True

The Crowned Heart Series is an inspiring new series for young readers that draws upon stories from the book "Lights of Fortitude" to introduce three beloved heroines of the Baha'i Faith. Easy-to-read stories are accompanied by truly exquisite watercolors.

This is the story of Hand of the Cause of God, Corinne True.

The Crowned Heart Series: Book 1 - Martha Root; Book 2 - Clara Dunn; Book 3 - Corinne True

The Story of a Little Tea Party and a Change of Heart. In this story, you are invited to meet The Elegant Miss Osa Bearly, Queen of Bruinville High Society. In her world, the best always means being a bear. That is, until a simple twist of fate brings her to a new understanding that unity in diversity can be a lot of fun. Helping her along the way are Sir Reginald Doodledoo, Miss Purrcilla D'Claud, Mr. Mitchell Twitchell and Mrs. Lillian Foxglove. So, come to the tea party and share all the wonderful things that make each and every one of us special.

The family of Farhad and Bahram are carpet weavers. Farhad works hard while his brother Bahram is lazy. Farhad also plays the flute beautifully while Bahram cannot play at all. One day a group of people see Bahram lift a flute to his mouth and hear music like the song of the nightingale. But who is really the one playing such a lovely tune? This is a charming story for children, set in the Middle East of long ago, but with a message that will be clear and helpful to children, parents and teachers today. The tale is complemented by attractive line drawings throughout, which help bring this entertaining and instructive story to life.

Kara Koala has no idea what to buy her mother for her birthday, which makes Kara very sad. She has no money and doesn't want to ask her dad for any, either. One by one, her friends offer suggestions, but poor little Kara doesn't really like any of their ideas. Feeling quite sad, she suddenly realises she could make something by combining all their suggestions. Her creative gift turns out to be the most special birthday present of all, which makes Kara, and her mother, very happy!

Part of the Animal Tales series that teaches various virtues to young children through charming stories of animals. Each story deals with a situation that the animals must solve, often with a moral at the end of the tale. Ages 2-7 years.

The Crowned Heart Series is an inspiring new series for young readers that draws upon stories from the book "Lights of Fortitude" to introduce three beloved heroines of the Baha'i Faith. Easy-to-read stories are accompanied by truly exquisite watercolors.

This is the story of Hand of the Cause of God, Martha Root.

The Crowned Heart Series: Book 1 - Martha Root; Book 2 - Clara Dunn; Book 3 - Corinne True

Baha'i Publications, Australia; ISBN 978-1-876322-99-3; Soft cover; 24 pages; 21 X 19 cm

Percival hasn't been played for years. Will Ben and Granny be able to mend him in time for the Naw-Rúz party?

A delightful story sensitively illustrated by Wendy Thomas. For children from 4 to 9 years old.

A good introduction to the themes of consultation. Assembly decisions and mutual support in the community.

On his birthday, Colby receives a bike from Mom and Dad, and then Grandma surprises him with the cutest kitten he has ever seen. While playing with the new bike Colby looks up to see that the new kitten is gone. However, Colby is to discover that God often answers our prayers in unexpected ways.

The love, humor and wisdom of Abdu'l-Baha, the widely cherished and respected eldest son of Baha'u'llah, Founder of the Baha'i Faith, are chronicled in this delightful collection of short stories. Sure to be appreciated by all ages, with lustrous illustrations and many engaging tales.

A charming story book for young children, matching 'Stories of 'Abdu'l-Bahá'. Presenting special moments from the life of Bahá-u'lláh's daughter, Bahíyyih Khanum, starting with her birth, and following her through childhood, her early life in the Holy Land during the times of Bahá'u'lláh, 'Abdu'l-Bahá and Shoghi Effendi. Each of these lovely stories is accompanied by an original, specially commissioned full-colour watercolour picture, and is suitable for reading aloud to children on their own, or in groups.

What do you want to be when you grow up? Little Daphne Duck ponders that same question one day, knowing only that she wants to be of service. But how? Doing what? Asking her friends what they do, she soon realises their jobs are not for her. Watching the other ducks in the pond, she suddenly knows what she will do to help them. Her new discovery makes her feel good about herself, too!

Part of the Animal Tales series that teaches various virtues to young children through charming stories of animals. Each story deals with a situation that the animals must solve, often with a moral at the end of the tale. Ages 2-7 years.

What would you do if you found money on the ground? Spend it? Save it? Find out who lost it? Frederick Fox is torn between right and wrong when he finds his friend, Willamena Hippo, nearby and crying because she's lost her lunch money...the exact amount Frederick has just found. Torn between lying to her and buying something he wants or giving her the money, Frederick knows what he must do. A nice little surprise awaits Frederick, too, when Willamena sees him after lunch!

Part of the Animal Tales series that teaches various virtues to young children through charming stories of animals. Each story deals with a situation that the animals must solve, often with a moral at the end of the tale. Ages 2-7 years.

Friendly little Percival Pup moves to a farm and is eager to meet the other two dogs that also live there. But Percival is not what they expected and they avoid him when they discover he only has three legs. Percival astounds them both with his acts of bravery and intelligence, and they realise they were wrong about him. Percival can do everything they can do! Becoming best friends, the two dogs even promise to help Percival with the one thing he finds a bit difficult.

Part of the Animal Tales series that teaches various virtues to young children through charming stories of animals. Each story deals with a situation that the animals must solve, often with a moral at the end of the tale. Ages 2-7 years.

Warren Wallaby has his friends over to play at his house, but it's raining and they can't go outside. They convince him, against his better judgement, to play "wallaby spinning tops"--a game he has been forbidden to play inside. Soon the inevitable happens and a family keepsake gets broken when the game gets out of hand. Warren runs away from home because he thinks his mother will never forgive him. He discovers how much his mother really loves him and strives to be as good a little wallaby as possible.

Part of the Animal Tales series that teaches various virtues to young children through charming stories of animals. Each story deals with a situation that the animals must solve, often with a moral at the end of the tale. Ages 2-7 years.

Author: Jacqueline Mehrabi; Illustrator: Lisa Jackson

'Abdu'l-Bahá, the Purest Branch and Shoghi Effendi are three gifts of love to mankind. These stories of their lives have been adapted to assist the younger members of the community to know and love them. A great gift for the young readers in your family.

Toby is a yellow labrador very dedicated to his owner, a young boy who is blind. He happily tells one of the neighbourhood dogs all about his "special boy," the wonderful treatment he receives as a seeing-eye dog and the responsibilities he has for his young owner. This story will help children understand the commitments of pet ownership as well as teach them an appreciation for guide dogs and the work they do.

Part of the Animal Tales series that teaches various virtues to young children through charming stories of animals. Each story deals with a situation that the animals must solve, often with a moral at the end of the tale. Ages 2-7 years.

When Rowena Rabbit wakes up one day she can barely breathe! She scurries to discover a plastic bag covering her rabbit hole. Looking out at the park where she lives, she is disgusted to see how much litter is all over the ground. She quickly gathers her friends to help her clean up the mess. Each one of them has a special way to pick up the trash and soon the park is beautiful again.

Part of the Animal Tales series that teaches various virtues to young children through charming stories of animals. Each story deals with a situation that the animals must solve, often with a moral at the end of the tale. Ages 2-7.

Ziba is used to being the only kitten in her mother's life. She is excited about the news of baby brothers and sisters coming, but she is also very worried that they will use her food dish and play with her toys. Once they arrive, though, her heart melts and she quickly accepts them into the family. Now she can hardly wait until they grow up so they can play with her!

Part of the Animal Tales series that teaches various virtues to young children through charming stories of animals. Each story deals with a situation that the animals must solve, often with a moral at the end of the tale. Ages 2-7 years.