Abby Smith
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Fibs Whoppers And Lies
$18.95Add to cartFibs, Whoppers, and Lies-oh my! Everybody has heard them, and sometimes we even tell them. Being honest isn’t always easy, especially when we do something wrong. But what does God say about being honest and telling the truth? Is it okay to tell a little lie stay out of big trouble? In the fifth book of the Little Tommy series–Fibs, Whoppers, and Lies: Little Tommy Learns a Lesson on Being Honest–Little Tommy and his brother, Tony, learn first-hand why telling the truth is always the right thing to do.
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Bully Trouble : Little Tommy Learns A Lesson In Loving His Enemies
$18.95Add to cartAlmost everyone has a story of a time when they were bullied. It has become a big topic across our nation too. Tom Toombs has recently done more school assemblies about bullying than any other subject. But what are we supposed to do about bullies? Stand up to them? Fight back? Even run away? In this fourth book in the Little Tommy series, Bully Trouble: Little Tommy Learns a Lesson in Loving His Enemies, we find out what God says about bullies and how to deal with them according to the Bible. See what Little Tommy, his brother, and their friends do when confronted with this big problem.
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Way To Be A Winner
$18.95Add to cartEveryone wants to be a winner, right? But what does that mean? Join Little Tommy in The Way to Be a Winner, the second book in the Little Tommy seven-book series, as he learns how to be a winner in God’s eyes. Little Tommy is just like every other five-year-old who yearns to be a winner. And with the help of his parents and basketball coach, Little Tommy learns that he is a real winner every time he plays on God’s team and uses his special talents to work together, help others, and honor God.
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Mysterious Money Tree
$17.95Add to cartThe Mysterious Money Tree is the first book in a series of delightful stories featuring one of Christian kids’ favorite personalities, Little Tommy. Five-year-old Tommy is energetic, artistic, adventurous, helpful, curious, and compassionate. His dad is a pastor and his mom stays home with him and his two younger siblings. Together with his favorite friend, Bubba, his little hand puppet, he learns valuable lessons in responsibility, friendship, thankfulness, sharing, giving, prayer, and much more. When Little Tommy’s mysterious money tree presents him with an opportunity to spend money on himself or to help a family in need, Little Tommy learns that it is more blessed to give than to receive.