Most Popular Books by Allia Zobel

Young children will love carrying around this little Bible story classic - part of the best-selling Baby''s First Bible Collection. Beautifully illustrated and vividly retold, this book features a sturdy carry-along handle. Each part of the story is accompanied by a join-in action to get children involved. Don''t be surprised if children take this book everywhere they go. It''s made to travel and treasure!

Neuf courtes histoires concernant des garçons et filles de la Bible qui agissent avec courage, pardonnent, font confiance en Dieu. Le sens des récits est ensuite explicité par une courte phrase. Des illustrations réalistes et colorées pleine page appuient le texte. Quelques devinettes bibliques sont proposées à la fin. [SDM].

A boy wearing fuzzy red mittens spends a long winter day playing in the snow and appreciating God''s plan for the season. On board pages.

If you''ve never worried a day in your life, this isn''t the book for you. Everyone else pick up a copy—fast. Whether you''re a single and anxious to meet Mr. Right; a fast-tracker worried about a reorganization; a middle-ager pacing the floor over wrinkles and gray hair; a wife who obsesses over her husband''s well-being, or a perfectionist petrified of failure, The Worrywart’s Prayer Book has an answer for you. Using anecdotal stories that mirror our own lives, Scripture, and personalized entreaties, this witty and poignant book demonstrates how the Bible, prayer, and faith in God''s Will can help people of all ages learn to break the worry habit and enjoy a calmer, peaceful, God-trusting life. A truly thought-provoking, funny and uplifting book for anyone who has ever agonized over: What People Say are What People Think. Ten Pounds of Flesh. Change. Other People''s Lives. Terrorism. Being Alone. Material Possessions, Death, Money, Timing, Accepting Joy . . . and everything else.

This clever kitty tell-all written as though the cats are speaking is a great gift for cat lovers. Paired with photographs of felines caught in acts of mischief, each admission presents a comical cat confession--everything from playing tricks on the family dog to secretly hating milk.

Harriet Hurry-up cannot stand to wait, from the slow sunrise to a syrup''s pour rate, but with God and Gran, she learns to decelerate.

"Young children will love carrying around these little Bible story classics, from the best-selling First Bible Collection."Beautifully illustrated and vividly retold, these books feature a sturdy carry-along handle. Don''t be surprised if kids tote these tales everywhere they go. It''s made to travel--and treasure!

Retells the Christmas story of the birth of Jesus Christ in Bethlehem.

It''s the day of the big parade, but the animals have lost their instruments. Readers can lift the flaps to help the animals find their instruments. Hear each instrument on its own and all of them together playing their finale. Full color.

Bestselling author Allia Zobel and bestselling cartoonist Nicole Hollander return to the popular theme that launched this successful series of cat humor titles! In this hilarious follow-up to their cat-humor classic, Sylvia''s Nicole Hollander delivers the eye-catching, entertaining illustrations of Allia Zobel''s irreverent and sometimes impudent confirmations of what women have suspected for years -- that they''re better off with a cat. - A cat would ask for directions if he were lost. - Cats never ask, "What''s in this casserole, honey?" - Cats don''t make a big deal out of the Super Bowl. Unless, of course, you serve shrimp dip. - A cat would never make fun of your "bunny" slippers.

This unique counting book allows young readers to join Fairy Princess Jeweliana as she sets to work bedazzling everything--from flowers to candy--with colorful gems for her party. Children can look for, touch, and count the jewels embedded on each page while learning to count from one to ten. Full-color illustrations.

Numbers 1-10 count many different kinds of bugs.

Uses scenes from Jesus'' life to illustrate the concepts of opposites, shapes, colors, and action words. On board pages.

Allia Zobel is setting the record straight about single people. Joined by New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast the authors humorously refute the bad rap singles have gotten.

Why do we go to church? What do we do there? Why do we sing and listen to Scriptures? This book helps give little ones answers to these questions.