New Releases by Jamie Bryant

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The Gentle Gorilla is the eighth book in the Fruit of the Spirit Collection by Jamie Bryant and illustrated by Jenae Held. Gus the gorilla as been practicing daily for the annual "Gorilla Games." When the big day arrives, a pesky butterfly named Buster shows up and causes Gus to lose the contest. Gus clearly has the power to get even with Buster, but should he? This book, The Gentle Gorilla, teaches children how, with God's help, we can be gentle and choose not to hurt or get even with others.

The Faithful Fox is the seventh book in The Fruit of the Spirit Collection, teaching children about the Fruit of the Spirit found in Galatians 5:22-23. In The Faithful Fox, Red the young fox, gets lost from his family, almost snatch by a giant eagle, and rescued by his father from the clutches of a huge black bear. His father's faithfulness is an example of God's faithfulness because He will never leave us or forsake us.

The Good Giraffe is book six in the Fruit of the Spirit Collection by Jamie Bryant and illustrated by Jenae Held. A giraffe named Gabe, and his cousins are bullying the other zoo school animals, until a new bigger giraffe comes to school. This giraffe is a bully too and Gabe gets a taste of his own medicine. Gabe's journey, along with the other zoo animals, includes a clear gospel message of salvation for children.

The Kind Koala is book five in the Fruit of the Spirit Collection by Jamie Bryant and illustrated by Jenae Held. Published by Burkhart Books in association with Pulon Press

The Longsuffering Lion is book four in the Fruit of the Spirit Collection by Jamie Bryant and illustrated by Jenae Held. Young Leo the Lion ends up in a pit needing help and through the fruit of the Spirit, longsuffering, he learns a lesson in patience. Other lessons taught with Leo's family and friends throughout the story include dealing with bragging, teamwork and love.Published by Burkhart Books in association with Pulon Press

The Peaceful Panther is book three in the Fruit of the Spirit Collection by Jamie Bryant and illustrated by Jenae Held. Following a morning adventure Panther and her friends are confronted by their mothers about wandering off without permission. Panther shows her friends how peace can be achieved by choosing to obey her parents and apologize when she's wrong. Lioness and Tiger cling to their conflict, and don't seek seek peace and find themselves very unhappy. The Peaceful Panther teaches children how apologizing when we have disobeyed can bring peace to our lives. Published by Burkhart Books in association with Pulon Press

In this fourth book in the Denny's Surprise Day Series, we find Denny finishing up his homework so he can go outside and play. He opens the closet door to grab his jacket and finds more than he bargained for inside. What is going on in the coat closet by the door? Tag along with Denny on this brisk afternoon adventure in 'Crocodile in the Closet'.

Fun! Fun! Fun! Dinner is over and it's time for Denny to get in the shower and prepare for bedtime. He's dreading taking his shower and when he opens the shower door he is met with a big surprise. Denny's imagination starts to run wild. Will anyone ever see what he sees in the shower? Follow Denny on this after-dinner adventure in 'Skunk in the Shower'.

Children of all ages will enjoy this second book in the Denny's Surprise Day Series. Denny wakes up hungry and heads to the kitchen pantry for a bowl of cereal. When he opens the pantry door he is met by a big surprise, not once, not twice but five different times. If only his family could see what he saw. Join Denny on his morning mystery adventure in 'Penguin In The Pantry'. Also, don't forget to search for the 'Hidden Heart' found in all of Author Jamie Bryant's books.

Children and parents alike will enjoy these true short stories about a young girl named Jamie. They will find themselves drawn into her small-town life as she shares stories about classmates, neighbors, and family. Audiences will relive her journey, as she grows up in a rural area in Western Virginia in the sixties. From the spanking she received in first grade to the dare to ride her bike through cemetery hill after dark, children will be anxious to discover what new dilemmas await her. All ages of children will delight in watching Jamie overcome obstacles as she discovers what growing up is all about. Fish Guts and Other Bedtime Stories offers a view of the world through a child's eyes with humor and sensitivity. Subtle lessons can be learned from the stories, offering parents an opportunity to discuss real-life questions and answers with their children ndash; a fun-filled family reading adventure!