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Join Rabbit and his friends as they discover the real meaning of the Bible stories.

Mr. Noah sometimes wonders why God picked him to be in charge of the Ark, as problems keep cropping up and he has to handle them--the lion wants to take over, the ewe nearly gets left behind, the woodpeckers cause the Ark to start leaking, and the skunksraise a stink.Mr. Noah sometimes wonders why God picked him to be in charge of the Ark, as problems keep cropping up and he has to handle them--the lion wants to take over, the ewe nearly gets left behind, and the skunks raise a stink

This book, first published in 2000, offers a scholarly exploration of its subject matter, showcasing Routledge's commitment to academic excellence. It is part of the Taylor & Francis imprint, known for its extensive range of publications across various disciplines. The content is designed to engage readers with in-depth analysis and research, making it a valuable resource for students and professionals alike.

This collection of stories uses animals to explore attitudes and feelings that should be familiar to most children. Meanwhile Noah's conversations with God explore questions about God's relationship with people.

The narrative introduces Christopher Rabbit, who expresses joy at reuniting with friends. His simple action of retrieving a bag hints at a forthcoming adventure or gathering, suggesting themes of friendship and connection. The setting appears warm and inviting, setting the stage for interactions that may unfold among the characters.

The play explores the poignant and humorous aftermath of Shakespeare's death, focusing on his wife Anne and her reflections on their life together. Through a compelling one-woman performance, it delves into themes of love, loss, and the complexities of their marriage, highlighting Anne's resilience and wit. Acclaimed for its emotional depth and clever writing, the production offers a unique perspective on a historical figure often overshadowed by her husband's legacy.

Adventures through the Bible with Caravan Bear and friends

All three books of Avril Rowlands' popular stories about Noah: Tales from the Ark, More Tales from the Ark and The Rainbow's End. Avril takes a fresh and humorous look at the familiar Bible story, considering many of the dilemmas Noah might have faced while managing a menagerie of animals on a boat! One complete story per chapter. Praise for Tales from the Ark: 'A splendid collection of stories.' - Children's Books of the Year

Join Rabbit and his friends as they discover the real meaning of the Bible stories.

More amusing stories about what might have occurred on board the Ark with Noah and all the animals ... which include two woodworms.