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Christmas! The time of Jesus' birth. Now you can teach beginning listeners their ABCs with elements that educate and celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. Explore and enjoy these 26 Christian Christmas elements as you work with the building blocks of language.

Super powers! Who doesn't love them? Who doesn't want them? So what better way to get beginning readers to love their ABCs than to teach them with super powers attached! Parents, kids, teachers, and students will love learning their super powered alphabet!

It's about time somebody made an audiobook for the musical child! What better way to teach your child their ABCs than to use musical terms? Start 'em early in learning with both music and ABCs with this unique and powerful alphabet learning tool!

Kids love pets! What better way to get beginning listeners to dive into their ABCs than with a book about pets? You'll love each one of the animals therein, you'll want to take them home, and you and your child can discuss ABCs as well!

The world is a colorful place! What better way to teach beginning readers how to learn their ABCs then with the splendorous colors already around them?

What do you do when you and your brothers have a day of fun planned, and the most annoying cousin you have shows up? There's only one answer: fart her out.

During his first 1,000 years of life in The Realm, Lucifer becomes an authentic superstar. All of his fellow brethren adore him and the passionate way he leads worship. His best friend Michael has been cheering him on since literally lifting him out of his Creation Cocoon. And then it happens. An unexpected rift between Lucifer and Michael inaugurates Lucifer onto the path of rebellion. While smiling at his best friend every day, Lucifer begins to amass custom-designed weapons. His rebellion will everything.

Teaching beginning readers their ABCs using some sweet to eat treats.

It'll help you organize and plan for any kind of disaster and teach you a lot of things that you didn't know. And why? Because the author is both a fire and a flood survivor himself.