Title:  From Scrawny to Brawny
Author:  Shannon Steuerwald
Illustrator:  Sarah Forsythe
Price:  $9.95
Number of pages:  28
Description:  Being scrawny is never fun! For Wisey, being scrawny is all he ever knew until one day he discovers the secret to becoming brawny. Wisey, encouraged by his friends Squirm and Pudge, determines to unlock the mystery of From Scrawny to Brawny.

Shannon’s goal in writing this children’s book was to bring glory to God by presenting an entertaining, true-to-life story that naturally paralleled our spiritual lives in Christ. With the help of Sarah’s artistic talent that captures Wisey’s adventures, you have a children’s book that will appeal to children while teaching worthwhile truths.
 

Title:  God's Treasure System: Learning to Value What God Values
Author:  Shannon B. Steuerwald
Price:  $10.95
Number of pages:  202
Description: All of us have treasures. Some are expensive. Some are sentimental. Some are useful. Some are old. Some are just pretty. Because of differences in culture, lifestyle, hobbies, and taste, one person’s definition of a treasure will differ from another’s. God has treasures, too. As Christians, no matter our differences in culture, lifestyle, hobbies, and taste, God’s treasures should also be our treasures. God’s Treasure System outlines in each chapter some of God’s treasures and encourages readers to delve into His treasure chest to reap earthly and eternal benefits.

Title:  A Proverb a Day Keeps the Naughties Away
Author:  Shannon Steuerwald
Price:  $8.95
Number of pages:  190
Description:  Being naughty is a serious matter! Unfortunately, today’s use of the word has made being “naughty” seem cute and elementary. By God’s standard, being naughty has nothing to do with our age but has everything to do with how we are and how we behave. With the help of Wisey Worm’s Bible reading guidelines, calendar, and memory cards found in this devotional, you can begin to form healthy patterns that move you farther away from being naughty and draw you closer to knowing God. Parents can use this devotional during family devotions to teach their children how to read and apply Scripture, teachers and students can use this devotional as a supplement to school curriculum to help formulate a solid devotional schedule, and individuals can use this devotional in their personal walk with God.