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The Good Samaritan is the story Jesus told a lawyer who asked him 'who is my neighbour?' Jesus tells the man the parable we now know as the story of the Good Samaritan. A man is beaten and robbed, and left by the roadside. A priest and a Levite pass by, but the Samaritan helps him. The story shows you have to be prepared to help someone no matter who they are and what they believe in. Suitable for children aged 5+, these favourite Bible stories are retold by Judy Hamilton, and illustrated by Lindsay Duff. They are especially suitable for reading aloud.

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'Opposites' is an early-learning colourful illustrated book that explains differences between things. Ideal as a pre-school book, and for ages 5+. The Tarantula Early Learners series takes simple and essential topics and makes them easy, and fun to learn. There are 12 books in the series. Some things are like each other. Some things are the same as each other. Some things are quite different from each other. But some things are opposites. Day is the opposite of night. Opposites explains and shows many concepts - for example : a full jug, and an empty jug; a windy day, and a calm day; low down, and high up. These books have appealing pictures and are suitable for reading aloud, again and again.

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Jesus Calls His Disciples is the story of Jesus being baptized by John the Baptist, who at first feels too humble to be worthy of this act. Then how Jesus asks two fishermen, Simon and Andrew, in Galilee, to take him out on the water so he can preach to the people who have gathered on the shore. The fishermen take him, but explain they had caught no fish that day. Jesus tells the men to let out their nets, and the fishermen suddenly catch many fish. Jesus then asks the men to come with him, as his disciples and to be 'fishers of men'. Jesus teaches his disciples about the values of love, humility and the evils of greed and envy. Jesus also teaches and shows the importance of having faith and trust. He picks Simon Peter to be his 'rock' on which Christianity is built ('Peter' means 'stone'.)

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