Laura J. Bryant

Illustrations and rhyming text describe things that complement each other, such as a soup and a spoon, a song and a tune, flowers and a vase, and a smile and a face.

Mama polar bear tells Little Cub that her birth was a gift from God.

Seven bunnies find many other things to do when it is time for them to go to bed.

A bear tells its child some of the many reasons for the love that exists between them.

When Little Fox asks his mother to tell his favorite story, Mama Fox recounts the day he arrived in her life, from God to her arms.

Little Cub's father explains to her that God created heaven, the most wonderful place, because He loves us and never wants to be far from us.

At bedtime, a parent explains how animals, like humans, care for their young children and help them grow and thrive.

Tells the story of a young girl and a honeybee who learn to coexist peacefully in the same garden as they go about their respective tasks.

Presents a collection of short, rhyming, poems, that provide information about nature, in a question and answer format.

When two little rabbits, sisters named Smudge and Snowflake, are taken from their barn and endure some difficult days, they still try to believe that "troubles can turn into blessings."