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Children are new to the world. It seems an obvious feeling, but it is the main cause of their restlessness. Wouldn't it be wonderful if there was a low-cost solution to this problem that was highly effective? Look no further to solve your bedtime problems. Good night stories are the best way to calm your child. They are having fun, so they won't even notice that their eyes are getting heavy with every word that goes by. Listening to bedtime stories is a winning technique for this reason.

Joseph shows himself as God's loyal leader as a young man in Israel with his family and then in his life in Egypt. He suffers in so many situations. However, he loves God, and he knows God is with him. Joseph does what is right in God's eyes, and God gives him many good things in return. He proves himself to be God's loyal leader. This book will inspire young boys and girls everywhere to be good leaders for God. 

While participating in a covert mission against the pirate threat in Fairydom, Princess Rebecca is also wrestling with wedding preparations, complicated customs of her soon-to-be in-laws, and arranging to share her wedding day with two of her former suitors and their fiancees. Realizing the wedding is just the beginning of marriage, she and her fiance work very hard to grow together through it all. They'll probably survive the wedding and coronation - but first they have to survive the battle. The royal fleets are sadly outnumbered. Dare they hope for a victorious outcome?

When Fairy Princess Rebecca agrees to become her tribe's next queen, she also agrees to let the Citizen's Council choose her husband from three carefully selected suitors: Edward, an old friend and son of the traitorous Count Bullierd; Alfred, the arrogant son of crown-seeking Duchess Beatrice; and Hugh Lawson, a Plant Fairy half-prince who already loves Rebecca. Peace in the tribe is already coming at a high price, but the secret pirate build-up (discovered only after the four tribes begin sharing information) poses a threat to all of Fairydom.

The youngest daughter of the silver fairy king, Rebecca’s life up to now has been—in a word—sheltered. Her extensive education has prepared her for almost any situation she could expect to encounter, but no one thought to teach her how to handle her first brush with love, let alone being kidnapped by traitors. She only has her father's sense of humor, her mother's sense of pride, and the hope that her friends will rescue her in time. She will have to draw on half-forgotten pearls of wisdom to survive these coming ordeals without bringing shame upon herself or her house.

Amy and Lucy come home one spring day and see their dad tied up. The timing was perfect for the Mom since she had done it, and she wasn't expecting the girls there. She told them to quickly leave, acting as if someone was after them, and she would try to untie their father. They ran out, fearful for their parents. The mother comes running out alone just as an explosion occurs. Mom tells the girls that she had come home just momentarily before they did and that she couldn't get the father untied in time. They all sob together.