Mike Nappa Books

Little lamb, where did you go?
Little lamb, where did you go?

By Susan L. Lingo

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This version of Jesus' parable expressing God's concern for those who stray from Him is presented in "fold-out" form with rhyming text.

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Jesus, what's for lunch?
Jesus, what's for lunch?

By Susan L. Lingo

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This account of the miraculous occasion when Jesus fed a huge crowd with five loaves of bread and two fishes features a seven-foot foldout and is told in rhyme.

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Get Real
Get Real

By Michael D. Warden, Mike Nappa, Amy Nappa

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Clip-art cartoons for churches
Clip-art cartoons for churches

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Heart Like His
Heart Like His

By Mike Nappa

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A Mind Like His
A Mind Like His

By Mike Nappa, Amy Nappa

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Legacy of joy
Legacy of joy

By Mike Nappa

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The Heart of a Father
Who Moved My Church A Story About Discovering Purpose in a Changing Culture
The Raven
The Raven

By Romy Nordlinger, Mike Nappa

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