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When Shiloh forgets the importance of being thankful, his grandpa decides it’s time to tell him a Bible story to illustrate the importance of remembering two very important words. After hearing about the ten men who were miraculously healed and recognizing that only one went back to thank Jesus, the healer, Shiloh is faced with a decision. Will he choose to be the thankful one? This delightful story is now available in a Spanish version!
A Heartwarming Bible Story of Gratitude and Faith
“A life of gratitude brings so much joy—and this delightful children’s story is a reminder for us ALL to be thankful every day!”
“Children will easily be drawn in and inspired by this heartfelt story of the man who remembered to say thank you to Jesus.
Grandpa Tell Me a Story – The Thankful One is my second children’s book. It is based on the true story found in the Bible in Luke 17:11-19, where Jesus heals ten men who have been banished from society because of an incurable disease they all have called leprosy. Despite
Who was there on the first Christmas day, and what did they say? Children and adults alike will love this retelling of the Christmas story, complete with adorable illustrations and rhyming prose that will bring them back again and again to read about the greatest day in history.
Matthew 1:21 She will give birth to a Son, and you are to give Him the name Jesus because He will save His people from their sins.
A Joyful, Rhyming Retelling of the First Christmas
Perfect for children ages 3-7
Have you ever wondered what the angels said on that first Christmas day? What Did the Angels Say? brings the magic of Christmas to life with adorable illustrations, rhyming prose, and a heartwarming retelling of the greatest story ever told.
Join the angels, shepherds, wise men, and all those who witnessed the birth of Jesus in this fun and engaging book for children and adults alike. Through the eyes of the angels, little ones will discover the wonder and joy of the very first Christmas—the birth of the Savior.
With each page turn, children will be enchanted by the beautiful illustrations and rhythmic verses that capture the excitement and significance of that holy night. This charming retelling is perfect for family storytime, holiday traditions, and teaching kids about the true meaning of Christmas.
A Classic Christmas Story: Beautifully retold with simple, rhyming language that’s perfect for young readers.
Adorable Illustrations: Full of colorful and delightful pictures that bring the story to life and captivate children’s imaginations.
A Story for the Whole Family: Whether it’s for kids or adults, What Did the Angels Say? is a heartwarming book that everyone will enjoy reading together.
The Perfect Holiday Tradition: Make this book part of your family’s Christmas traditions, sharing the joy and message of Jesus’ birth year after year.
The True Meaning of Christmas: A beautiful reminder of the birth of Jesus Christ, the reason for the season.
Angels and Heaven’s Message: A chance for children to learn about the heavenly visitors who brought good news to the world.
Joy and Celebration: Teach your little ones the joy that Christmas brings to people everywhere, young and old.
Christmas Eve storytime
Family holiday traditions
Sunday school lessons
Gifts for children and families
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What Did the Angels Say? is the perfect addition to your child’s Christmas library. With its joyful story and beautiful illustrations, this book will become a holiday favorite that you’ll want to read every year.
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With a questioning glance, Jesus looked at the man.
He peered over his shoulder from the place where he ran.
“Weren’t there nine others that were sick and were lame?
Was there only one thankful enough that he came?”
Grandpa is visiting and Shiloh is excited to race bicycles and build castles together. But when Grandpa notices that Shiloh is forgetting to say some very important words, he decides that it’s time for a story. Like the man who came back, will Shiloh decide to become the thankful one?
A Heartwarming Bible Story of Gratitude and Faith
“A life of gratitude brings so much joy—and this delightful children’s story is a reminder for us ALL to be thankful every day!”
“Children will easily be drawn in and inspired by this heartfelt story of the man who remembered to say thank you to Jesus.
Grandpa Tell Me a Story – The Thankful One is my second children’s book. It is based on the true story found in the Bible in Luke 17:11-19, where Jesus heals ten men who have been banished from society because of an incurable disease they all have called leprosy. Despite
Grandma is grumpy! After receiving a large box with her new Smart TV, she soon learns that setting it all up isn’t as easy as she thought it would be. There are visits to the internet store, error messages, long phone calls, and several other frustrating things that have to be done before Grandma can sit down on her fluffy blue chair and watch TV with her granddaughter and their little dog. But after a week of activities they discover a special secret. Maybe that TV isn’t so smart after all!
A Heartwarming Tale of Technology, Family, and Fun!
Grandma’s grumpy! After receiving a large box with her shiny new Smart TV, she expects a smooth setup. But, as anyone who’s tried setting up new tech knows… it’s not as easy as it seems!
Join Grandma, her curious granddaughter, and their playful little dog on a whirlwind week of funny frustrations and techy trials. From confusing error messages to long, never-ending phone calls, Grandma’s patience is tested at every turn. Will she ever figure out how to get the TV working?
Through internet stores, troubleshooting, and surprising discoveries, Grandma and her family bond over the little things that truly matter—like laughter, love, and the joy of sharing moments together.
But when everything finally seems to be set up, they uncover a delightful secret: Maybe that “smart” TV wasn’t so smart after all!
Perfect for Children Ages 4-8
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This is the perfect bedtime story or daytime read for any child who’s ever watched a parent or grandparent struggle with technology. Let Grandma’s hilarious journey remind everyone that sometimes, the best moments happen when we least expect them.
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Yep. The struggle is real. I love how creativity and imagination sneak in to win the battle of “What should we do now?” Mrs. Taetz skillfully tucks literary devices alongside the powerful message of what it means to be “Smart”. Well done. Be smart, turn off your device, and go play! Love it!!
Lori Taetz is a talented writer who, because of her vast experience working with children, is able to tell a story that children of all ages can enjoy. Her story about the smart TV is creative and fun. The reader can engage in problem-solving and embrace the notion that there is so much more to do in the world than merely watching a smart TV. Readers will enjoy the adventure of getting the technology to work while engaging in a well-written and humorous story.
When I first set out to become a children’s book author, I never imagined my debut story would come from a weekend visit to my mom’s house. But that’s exactly how Grandma and the Internet was born — from laughter, frustration, and a Smart TV that just wouldn’t cooperate. The
Since Grandma and the Internet – The Smart TV is my first book, I have learned a lot about the process of creating a picture book. One of the most important and challenging parts involves the illustrations. I love to write, and it has always been a passion for me,
I have wanted to write a book for children since I was in University, studying to be a teacher. In preparation for teaching, we were required to spend a lot of time at the library, reading various authors and finding ways to use the stories to teach lessons. Reading was