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9 original lullabies, including: The Places YouÕll Go ¥ Mr. Sunshine ¥ The Rocking Chair Song ¥ Dream Carousel ¥ and more. ... Read more

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It's another energy-packed musical party--this time with all-new Kidz Tunz Bible Songs 5 and 6. The stories of the Bible are timeless, but this generation of kids needs a fresh sound of its own.

Bible Songs 5 blends fifteen brand-new songs that put a fresh spin on more favorite Old Testament stories. Bible Songs 6 celebrates more New Testament stories with contemporary music and lyrics in another fifteen brand-new tunes of pure delight!

Lyrics included in both cassettes and CDs; CDs also include a 32-page devotional book. ... Read more

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Introducing a lullaby book like you've never seen! Creating a whole new line of timeless lullabies, special stories and verses from the Bible are expanded into lovely and sweet poems.This lovely book has a padded cover, and illustrations featuring a soft mix of pastels with sweet baby animals and tender scenes. ... Read more

Reviews (4)

LOVE IT
i got this as a gift and i bought 2 more for two special friends....my baby listens to this the entire night when i put her to bed. moms im telling you are gonna love it

LullaBible - I love it!
This book and the cd's that are included allow you some of the most relaxing time. You can put the cd on at night with the volumn down low, and just drift off to sleep in God's presence. This item is for Mother and Baby and both will enjoy it for many years to come. I buy it for baby shower gifts and the recipient has always been very pleased.

I'll probably be listening to this when I am old and grey. Oh yeah, they say once and adult, twice a child - oh well - it's good easy listening - enjoy yours.

A Wonderful Gift for Mom & Baby
This is a beautiful book and CD combo. The book is beautifully put together, and the songs are just as beautiful. The book contains sheet music, so you could even play it on the piano or another musical instrument if you wanted to. The songs are made from stories in the Bible, starting at Genesis and ending in Revelation. A great gift created especially for mothers and babies. Stephen Elkins also put together the "Word & Song Bible", which is just as great. Check out that one too!

Great Baptism Gift
I purchased this for my 5 month old with his baptism money. Themusic and the book are both beautiful, the book containing beautifullyillustrated poems which are set to music on the CDs. They follow theBible from Genesis to Revelations, making this a great "firstBible", too. The music really does relax my son and help himsleep, and he enjoys looking at the pictures. I myself find the poemsbeautiful and I've found myself reading them even after the baby hasgone to sleep. Very relaxing and focusing for a new mother. I'drecommend this as a great new baby gift, especially if you're lookingfor a meaningful christening, baptism, or dedication gift. ... Read more

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Audio read-along books for children based on the ancient South Asian Panchatantra and Jataka stories, precursors to Aesop's fables. The narration by renowned South Asian actors in English is highly entertaining. The books are illustrated with cuddly characters in vibrant colors. Children can sing along with the jungle music. Several songs are presented in a world music format, concluding with a key take home message. A glossary of key words and pronunciations, special background information and a learning guide accompanies each title. Produced by Sky Music (India), a corporation led by educators and musicians trained in special education and world music.

Join Karadi the bear as he tells the story of Dhondu the donkey. Learn that false pride can land you in big trouble. Dhondu, while eating merrily in the cucumber patch, decides to sing at the top of his voice and despite Juno the jackal's warning, the villagers hear the awful sound and come armed with sticks and stones.

One full colour soft bound 22-page book, one 22-minute audio tape, lyrics to the songs, and a special learning insert. Narrated by Saeed Jaffrey. ... Read more

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Climb aboard for the swashbuckling adventure of a lifetime. Treasure Islandhas enthralled (and caused slight seasickness) for decades. The names Long John Silver and Jim Hawkins are destined to remain pieces of folklore for as long as children want to read Robert Louis Stevenson's most famous book. With it's dastardly plot and motley crew of rogues and villains, it seems unlikely that children will ever say no to this timeless classic. --Naomi Gesinger ... Read more

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Treasure Island
This was a really good book!!!! I would higly recommend this book!!!! Although the vocabulary is a little tough, it is very exciting and worth while to read! The book makes you feel like you are actually present at the scene. I could picture everything I read in my mind. For anyone who likes adventures and the high seas, this is the book for you.

Classic story telling. Let your imagination do the rest.
This book is great. It is not fast-paced and pure adventure and excitement by current day standards, but it is excellent in it's own way. This is a simple story being told through the eyes of the protaginist, Jim Hawkins. It is rich and lush with descriptions of the seas and of the bizzare and treacherous characters. From the simpleness of the book, I could place myself into the roll of this young boy and my imagination did the rest. It was an extremely exciting book; but, not because of the action packed descriptions. It was exciting because it was a pure adventure on the high seas, and I really felt like I was looking for the treasure and listening to rugged pirates.

The villians were perfect. They were not hard-core grotesque characters, but just balanced with self-preservation and greed. They were not rapists and excessive killers, just evil enough to fear them on the open waters.

This book is wonderfully told. If you do not really get into books or don't enjoy excercising your imagination, this book is probably not for you. Otherwise, prepare for a wild adventure on the high seas.

Its entertaing
Treasure Island Is a good book with many twists. It has its moments at the end of the book. If you like Pirates and Sword action than this is the book for you. Overall 4 out of 5 stars.

An awesome book!!!!!
Treasure Island was an awesome book because it really put things out there.It was very suspenseful.The best thing about the book is that it is a true story.The book is about these pirates who are searching for a treasure.It is very adventurous too.This book will keep you turning the pages.My advice is to read the book.You will love it.

Enjoyed it more as an adult reader
I re-read this recently, after first reading it as a child about twenty years ago. I liked it both times, but enjoyed it more this time. As a child I remember frequently being stalled by the unfamiliar nautical terms, looking them up in the dictionary and
feeling little wiser. Many of them refer to pieces of equipment and, without a picture, the best dictionary in the world isn't going to let you visualise it. But as anyone who's read Patrick O'Brian without being a naval historian knows, all those nautical terms might just as well be made up grobblebems and bindledums, because the story isn't about them. It's about the people, and about treasure, and what people will do to get some, and that's all we need to know about to understand everything that goes on.

This time I was more focussed on the colourful characters and swashbuckling adventure. I found I'd almost entirely forgotten the opening chapters, with the inn terrorised by the wonderful horrible old pirate, and the procession of progresively more terrible visitors, but they were one of the highlights on this reading. Long John Silver is by far the most interesting character, narrator Jim Hawkins being something of a colourless "good boy". And perhaps Jim should be called Lucky Jim, for the chief weakness of the book is the extent to which blind luck saves the day, and the number of times that some inexplicable, irrational act of Jim's turns out to be just what was needed to make everything all right. But all that is more than made up for by the genius of Silver's character, and the unpredictability that he brings to the story.

One thing that raises this above a lot of other adventure fiction is that the characters live in a world of economic reality, driven by the need to earn a living and the desire to not have to earn a living any more; whereas so many adventure characters seem to live in a rent-free fantasy world. Possibly this aspect of the book contributes to its greater appeal for me as an adult reader; to a child the pirates were just bad people who did bad things because they were bad, but as an adult who has to earn a living I can better understand why they want that treasure so much. ... Read more