Spirituality and Religion

A young girl is eager to learn all about bindis, the red dot that goes between her brows. Paati, her grandmother, shows her how to make a bindi in a clay pot by combining crushed turmeric, sandalwood powder and a dollop of ghee. Age: 4+

For the Children of the world. A friendly word...in your ear...about Quakers and the modern world. Age: 7+

Three favourite stories each with a BIG pop-up illustration, and soft, charming artwork. The full-colour pages are delightful to look at, and the story is retold concisely for young children. Age: 3+

You may know lots of friendly Bible tales about animals, angels and the baby Jesus - but that's only half of the story. This book is full of the blood, guts and miraculous mayhem that the other children's Bible stories are afraid to mention. Age: 8+

The good, the bad and the deadly So you think the Bible is boring? Think again! You may knows lots of friendly Bible tales about animals, angels and the baby Jesus – but that’s only half the story. Age: 8+

12 lively-told Old Testament stories 'full of the blood, guts and miraculous mayhem that other children's Bible stories are afraid to mention. Age: 8+

15 Lively-told and illustrated Old Testament stories 'full of blood, guts and miraculous mayhem that other children's Bible stories are afraid to mention. WARNING!!! This book contains a killer oven, a ghostly hand and a gory river. Age: 8+

So you think the Bible is boring? THINK AGAIN! The baby in the manger is only the beginning . . . This book is full of the blood and guts that other children's Bible stories are afraid to mention. Age: 8+