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Calling all animal lovers! Whether you are an adult looking for a book to read with your little child or an older child starting to read more on your own, TaleFeather's Tiny Tales Treasury has a story for you. Each story is designed to be read in about three minutes, so if you have five minutes, you have time to read a story and explore the bonus material included after every tale. In this treasury, you will go on adventures with interesting birds from all over the world and learn about their wild, wacky, and wonderful traits. Along the way, you will also discover important truths. The Life Link section after the first tale introduces God s good plan for His creation and the big problem that showed up: sin. The following tales form three sections exploring why sin is such a problem, how God saves sinners, and how He transforms them to be restored to His good plan for their lives.

Three TaleFeathers stories in one handy volume!In "Katie Gets Scared," you''ll join a young cockatiel facing her fears and learn about lights that shine in a dark place."What Am I?" explores themes of identity and belonging as you join Quincy Kiwi on his journey to find out who he really is.Finally, "Peter''s Good Ear-Sight" will teach you about a bird that uses echolocation to get around when he cannot see.

A classic story told from a new perspective! The dove family is going to take a ride on Noah''s ark. At first Little Dove wonders why they are there, but later she gets to do a very important job.

By analyzing contemporary feminist politics in Peru through the lens of artistic and creative practices, this book provides a critical example of feminist struggle in a context of conservative backlash and political crisis.The Peruvian feminist movement offers a clear illustration of the relationship between art and contemporary activism. Yet it has not previously received significant attention in the literature on Latin American feminist movements. Visual and Embodied Politics offers a novel framework for analyzing the role of art in activism: not just as a strategy or form of expression, but also as a way of understanding the world. The strategies used by contemporary activists include illustration, performance, embroidery, video production, photography, dance and more. This book’s analysis of these activists and their strategies to address political crises, gendered violence, and reproductive injustice provides new understandings of activism, and what social movements can learn from feminist activists.