Most Popular Books by Allia Zobel

The house-shaped die-cut board book tells the story of Jesus'' visit to Mary and Martha''s House. Features a "things to find" flap with a special object for the child to find on each spread. Full-color illustrations.

"Zany animals celebrate the joys of eating their favorite foods--as only little kids can. Filled with surprise pull-tabs, fun flaps and unexpected pop-ups ...

Numbers 1-10 count many different kinds of bugs.

Googly-eyed animals celebrate their many special qualities and differences. Die-cut pages allow each creature''s eyes to protrude from the page.

A zany sequel to the best-selling 101 Reasons Why a Cat Is Better Than a Man offers a collection of whimsical advice for cat lovers, explaining how to te if the relationship with one''s cat has gotten out of control. Original. IP.

Retells the story of the birth of Jesus, according to the Gospel of Luke.

A group of animals teache kids the proper way to ride a bike. Written in rhymes with humorous illustrations. Little ones can check out the moving tires, mylar mirror, handlebar tassels and more while learning bike features and safety tips.

Lift the flaps to trace the events that lead up to the birth of Jesus in this colorful book of illustrations with text that combine to bring the nativity to life in a fresh, dramatic way.

Uses a child''s natural fascination for puzzles to teach and reinforce the truth of God''s creative genius. Kids learn as they set the correct puzzle piece in its place within the story by matching shapes and following clues.

Presents a collection of poems featuring such everyday situations as burps, bedbugs, and an ingenious bathroom invention.

Lift the Flap Nativity helps children understand the true message of Christmas—the good news that God so loved the world, he sent us his only son. With flaps to open on every page and wonderful surprises to find underneath, children join in the miracle of Christmas as they trace the events leading up to the birth of Jesus. They are there when Mary gets a special visitor named Gabriel, when Jesus is born in the stable, and when the angels proclaim the good news to the shepherds. Breathtaking illustrations and beautiful story-telling make this book a treasure on Christmas and always.

Paws down, little girls love their cats. But when it comes to their brothers, they have two reactions: Either they adore them--or want to trade them in for a more refined sibling--one who is less embarrassing, more sympatico, and well, more "cat-like." In this fanciful rhymed children''s book, with can''t-stop-looking-at-them art by NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING ILLUSTRATOR, LEE WILDISH, a little girl stacks up her cat''s fine points with her brother''s--and the cat always comes out ahead. Or does he? Find out in this sweet, engaging, fun book that demonstrates that sibling bonds run deep.

Brightly colored with charming illustrations and simple text, Fuzzy Little Lamb is a terrific way to introduce young kids to God''s creation, all the while encouraging tactile development. Full color.

A girl''s life is packed with activities, and there''s no better place to keep a fun record of answered prayers, service projects, family, best friends, and more! Girls can customize every page with stickers, stencils, and press-outs that carry biblical themes.

What are bunnies for? Kissing, of course! From the break of daylight to nighttime follow along with a little bunny and his parents who give big hugs and kisses throughout the day. The soft padded covers, rounded corners, and sturdy board pages make this title a perfect fit for preschoolers!

A hilarious celebration of feline superiority includes such reasons as "you don''t have to worry too much if your cat stays out all night," "a cat will never leave you for his biological mother," and "cats don''t reveal family secrets in therapy." Original. IP.

Illustrations with windows to peek through retell the story of events surrounding Jesus'' birth.

Por último, hermanos, consideren bien todo lo verdadero, todo lo respetable, todo lo justo, todo lo puro, todo lo amable, todo lo digno de admiración, en fin, todo lo que sea excelente o merezca elogio. —Filipenses 4:8 ¿Sabías que puedes cambiar totalmente tu vida cambiando tus pensamientos? Bueno, puedes, y Todo lo amable: un diario devocional de 90 días puede ayudarte a comenzar. Con ejemplos basados ??en chicas como tú, cada uno de estos 90 devocionales te mostrará cómo llenar tu mente y tu corazón con las virtudes tomadas directamente de Filipenses 4:8, y te ayudará a acercarte más a Dios y a la increíble vida que él quiere para ti. Con un moderno interior a todo color y líneas de diario para que escribas tus pensamientos, Todo lo amable te inspirará a leer y reflexionar sobre los devocionales todos los días.

"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!

This is a fun, interactive way to introduce children to Bible stories while building early learning skills. Using the six sturdy puzzle pieces, toddlers can learn about baby Jesus''s birth by reading the simple rhyming text and placing the missing puzzle pieces in each scene.

Meet four of God''s creatures. Includes big eyes with movable pupils.

Join Little Bear as he sits outside on a cool summer evening with his puppy and imagines the choices he would make if he had 10 wishing stars.

Babies and parents are sure to enjoy hours of reading this fun, interactive board book as they watch the animal parade through the pages. As they move along with the story, readers can enjoy five adorable sounds and discover secret treasures behind five flaps. Full color.

Where is it written women have to choose mates from men their own age or older? Indeed, and why should we when there''s a vast pool of handsome, available, adoring, passionate, unjaded younger males around? I, for one (along with other savvy women like Liz Taylor, Cher, Loni Anderson, and my college roommate Vicki Schwartz) have broken with this ridiculous taboo and am writing to encourage other sensible women to do likewise; ignore the raised eyebrows and smile sweetly at anyone who dares stare. Then, too, should (jealous) friends, concerned family, or wary business associates be crass enough to ask you what you see in your younger man, hand them this book.