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Character Training Books for Little Girls

There is an urgent need for girls of all ages to be exposed to godly Christian literature, and Pumpkin Seed Press offers parents books that encourage godly character. Family devotions and character-enhancing Bible studies are available.

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Image for product 9781553065098 Bright Gems for His Crown
Maxine Randall

Bright Gems for His Crown This book contains ninety-three daily devotionals to help build godly character in children. Bright Gems for His Crown is designed to aid elementary children to love and live for Christ now and to develop qualities of character that will help them shine for Him. Using simple language, she speaks to children in a caring and direct manner based on God’s Word. Each devotional is accompanied by a response question and an activity for later in the day. The devotional provides ample opportunity for parent and child to discuss many character-related issues. Ages Pre-K through 8 years.
Paperback     $15.99  $14.99
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Image for product 9781881545033 Ideals and Moral Lessons
A. L Byers

This is another treasure house from days gone by. Little sermons, Bible stories, descriptions of nature, various industries and foreign customs, bits of biography and history, missionary experiences, and poems have made this a true classic!
Paperback     $8.95  $7.95
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Image for product 9781881545477 When They Were Girls
Rebecca Deming Moore

We know Clara Barton's dedication to suffering man. We've read Louisa May Alcott's, "Little Women." Jane Adams started a house for destitute women in Chicago. The list goes on. But what kind of homes made these women great? What were the advantages these ladies of fame had as children? What was it like "when they were girls"? This book is a biography of girls and talks about when they were girls.
Paperback     $7.25  $6.95
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