Where Little Hearts Learn to Wonder, Trust and Grow.
Grandpa Noah turns backyard wonders into lessons about God’s creation, kindness, curiosity and grateful living for children.
Engaging the senses in sightings and observations. A Sensitive Hike Through Nature.
With all of these lessons in forestry, Loree is home ready to put them into practice. But the nursery soon teaches her that trees, families and real work don't come any sooner than later. There is a lesson each season.
FAITH THROUGH STORY
Birds That Knew How to Fly
In Book Seven of the series, Dr. Alfred Basta takes children
on a beautiful journey into the sky. Through the eyes of
Grandpa Noah, Lily, Sam, and Pip, young readers will discover
the wonder of birds and how they fly, making Genesis
lessons easy and engaging to understand.
points for faith, gratitude, and wonder.
Creation Stories for Curious Young Hearts
Join Grandpa Noah, Lily, Sam and Pip as they explore God’s creation through gentle Bible stories, cheerful pictures,
simple questions, coloring activities and warm family time.
Free Activities for Families
Download playful resources that help children revisit each creation story together.
Creation Coloring
Backyard Mazes
Memory Verses
Picture Searches
Family Crafts
Bible Games
Stories That Turn Creation Into Lasting Faith
Grandpa Noah invites children to look closely at the world around them and see God’s hand in every detail. Through simple stories, coloring activities and thoughtful questions, the series helps faith become part of family conversations.
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Find out more about Loree’s experience, the family nursery, and what was in his mind.
Loree Clark: The Early Years is the tale of a young forestry graduate who's making her way back to her family's Christmas tree nursery and learning that much can be taught in the woods.
Loree is a thoughtful and determined young woman starting to write a new chapter in her life. On her return home, she is faced with the challenge of balancing her professional knowledge with family demands and experience.
Brawny is a strong and unique tree that embodies Loree's growth. As she attends to the tree, she also becomes more confident, patient and self-aware.
The book delves into the concept of legacy, responsibility, nature, personal development, patience, and the wisdom of those who have lived through years.
Readers will enjoy the story for its family and domestic themes, rural life, nature, coming-of-age adventures, and quest for meaning and belonging.
