Dan Foote Books

The Cobbler, The Princess, And The Newborn King
The Cobbler, The Princess, And The Newborn King

By Dan Foote, Written And Illustrated By Dan Foote

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32 pages : 21 x 26 cm Everything changes for Rebecca, an innkeeper's daughter, when their barn becomes the home of the newborn King

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A knight in the forest
A knight in the forest

By Dan Foote

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More than anything, Ben wants to be a knight and when he enters the forbidden forest alone, he learns what it takes to become a servant of the King.

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Why Did Jesus Do That Rocket Readers. Level 4
God is there
God is there

By Dan Foote

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I know God
I know God

By Dan Foote

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God smiled
God smiled

By Dan Foote

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20 Bible Stories Every Child Should Know
20 Bible Stories Every Child Should Know

By Focus On The Family Organization

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Life-changing Bible lessons are told in contemporary stories, song lyrics and activities that reinforce the key concepts.

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How Did That Happen
Jack Hayford Presents the Acts Bible Storybook
Hover Gets His Wings
Hover Gets His Wings

By Dan Foote

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Finger puppet is in plastic box attached to extended p. [3] of cover.

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