ISBN: 9780825436598

Has Erik lost his best friend? Erik struggles not to feel sad and lonely when his best friend ignores him to play with another boy instead. Later, the two boys pelt Erik with snowballs, c… More...

Has Erik lost his best friend? Erik struggles not to feel sad and lonely when his best friend ignores him to play with another boy instead. Later, the two boys pelt Erik with snowballs, causing Erik to smack into a tree with his sled and break his arm. Erik decides he will never forgive them. But when he remembers what the Bible says about forgiving, he prays that Jesus will help him do it. Jeannie St. John Taylor, the author of many books, lives with her husband of nearly thirty years on a small working farm in the middle of Portland, Oregon. She is a professional artist, as well as a mother and former teacher. Media >, [PU: Kregel Publications]<

ISBN: 0825436591

Gold Medallion finalist Jeannie St. John Taylor returns with her engaging character, Erik. Erik is afraid that he has lost his best friend when Chuck ignores him and plays in the snow wit… More...

Gold Medallion finalist Jeannie St. John Taylor returns with her engaging character, Erik. Erik is afraid that he has lost his best friend when Chuck ignores him and plays in the snow with Todd. To make things worse, Erik breaks his arm when his sled swerves into a tree after trying to avoid their snowballs. Even though Erik thinks he will never forgive them, he learns that forgiving feels better than trying to get even . . . and it makes his friends feel better, too. children's books,christian,christianity,family life,friendship,friendship social skills and school life,growing up and facts of life,literature and fiction,religions,religious fiction Children's Books, Kregel Kidzone<

ISBN: 9780825436598

Has Erik lost his best friend? Erik struggles not to feel sad and lonely when his best friend ignores him to play with another boy instead. Later, the two boys pelt Erik with snowballs, c… More...

Has Erik lost his best friend? Erik struggles not to feel sad and lonely when his best friend ignores him to play with another boy instead. Later, the two boys pelt Erik with snowballs, causing Erik to smack into a tree with his sled and break his arm. Erik decides he will never forgive them. But when he remembers what the Bible says about forgiving, he prays that Jesus will help him do it. Jeannie St. John Taylor, the author of many books, lives with her husband of nearly thirty years on a small working farm in the middle of Portland, Oregon. She is a professional artist, as well as a mother and former teacher. Media > Book, [PU: Kregel Publications]<

ISBN: 9780825436598

Gold Medallion finalist Jeannie St. John Taylor returns with her engaging character, Erik. Erik is afraid that he has lost his best friend when Chuck ignores him and plays in the snow wit… More...

Gold Medallion finalist Jeannie St. John Taylor returns with her engaging character, Erik. Erik is afraid that he has lost his best friend when Chuck ignores him and plays in the snow with Todd. To make things worse, Erik breaks his arm when his sled swerves into a tree after trying to avoid their snowballs. Even though Erik thinks he will never forgive them, he learns that forgiving feels better than trying to get even . . . and it makes his friends feel better, too. Am I Forgiving? St John Taylor, Jeannie, Kregel Kidzone<

ISBN: 0825436591

Erik struggles not to feel sad and lonely when his best friend ignores him to play with another boy instead. Erik decides he will never forgive him, but when he remembers that the Bible s… More...

Erik struggles not to feel sad and lonely when his best friend ignores him to play with another boy instead. Erik decides he will never forgive him, but when he remembers that the Bible says he has to forgive, he prays for Jesus to help him do it. children's,children's books,christian,christianity,family life,friendship,friendship social skills and school life,growing up and facts of life,literature and fiction,religions Children's Books, Kregel Publications<