Bücher von Susan Serena Marie

The Joyful Kingdom is about a kingdom that loves to worship the Lord through the people's love of dancing. However, the trials of life overwhelm their monarch, and she decides to outlaw every type of worship and dance. These new laws become a source of fear for the people, and unfortunately, they start drifting away from the Lord. Since God loves all His children, this greatly disturbs Him. Therefore, it is with great sadness that God sends afflictions to His people three times in the effort of calling His children into repentance. While these afflictions don't appear to be working, Isaiah 11:6 (ESV) reminds people that "a little child shall lead them."God's plan is always perfect. All people need to trust in Him more. This book is a reminder of this lesson, and therefore is filled with holy Scripture. Additionally, it is designed to increase the reader's vocabulary and provide space for children who love to draw and color. Every chapter ends with activities for this purpose. This book is the first book in the author's Kingdom series, so be on the lookout for more books to follow.

These Aren't Oranges! is a story of disappointment about unexpected changes. When life throws us a curve ball, we can become angry or pout, we can focus our attention on our disappointment, or we can sit back and praise God for blessing us! When we remember to be grateful, our eyes soon change their focus and begin to see a whole world of gifts before us.The main characters in the story are Jacob and his single widowed father. Jacob is a preschool-aged little boy whose favorite thing to do is spend time with his father and eat delicious foods. Together they learn to embrace God's wonderful goodness, even when a beloved orange tree suddenly and unexpectedly produces a crop of apples.These Aren't Oranges! is the first book in the author's new series, so be on the lookout for more books to follow. Additionally, every book closes with Bible verses to help children remember God's amazing love for us and His never-ending goodness.