The Engine Room is a book about prayer for children. It is a story about a character called Philo Fitzgerald, who is six years old and has to live with his grandparents after both his parents die in a car accident.

The story is about his very close relationship with his father, Theo J Fitzgerald, who leaves Philo a final letter. Before the accident, his father had a long-term medical condition (A Brain Aneurysm) that forced him to treasure every day as a gift. He writes Philo a secret farewell letter every year, just in case.

His relationship with his grandma, Grandma Beau, encapsulates the warmth, love and power of a relationship that blossoms despite personal tragedy. The Engine Room teaches us to place great value on relationships, firstly with our heavenly father and then with the people He has placed in our lives.

"Bad Thoughts" poses a question children and adults ponder worldwide. How do we deal with unannounced evil ideas that often pop into our heads, especially when it concerns children? This Christian children's book answers this unique question in simple, everyday language that addresses this topic in a loving yet practical way.

It majors on the story of the Prodigal Son, his brother, and the secret evil thoughts that only come to light when his naughty young brother returns. It is a charming story about two young friends, Philo Fitzgerald and Tallula May Meadows, who support each other as they discuss a bible story they learned in Sunday school when one faces a challenge.

The book highlights the importance of using the Lord's prayer to deal with evil thoughts whenever they crop up.

The book is a great learning tool for those who want to teach young children about accountability even in their own lives and the steps to take when dealing with problems in the head that nobody sees. "Bad Thoughts" is a book for local churches, you, and your loved ones.

Does Everyone Go To Heaven? Poses a question children and adults alike ponder and question worldwide. In simple, everyday language, this book addresses this topic in a loving yet practical way.

It addresses one of the fundamental traits that humans have. The ability to lie and conceal the deed without remorse. In this book, Philo's dad addresses this issue head-on but differently than Philo expected.

A tool is only effective when used correctly as a manufacturer intended. When used lovingly, discipline can create good soil in a child's heart for growth and understanding.

The goal of parents is to use everyday scenarios to teach their children about heaven and prepare them for the inevitable choices they will one day have to make to ensure they choose the narrow path that leads to heaven.

The book is a great learning aid for those who want to teach young children about love, truth, discipline and eternal hope. Does Everyone Go To Heaven is a book for local churches, you, and your precious loved ones.

Prayer for a Rainy Day is a book about the lifestyle of prayer in a family setting. As Grandma Beau reminds us in the first book in the series, The Engine Room, once we understand that God is in heaven and we are on earth and that the only recognised means of communication is prayer, but our sins have blocked that line, we must do something about sin to reconnect with God.

The book encapsulates parents' worry while their children are young, as children often tend to do foolish things for no rhyme or reason. Philo has to come to terms with making a wrong choice, but for the grand mercy of God, things could have turned out much worse.

Prayer for a rainy day advocates persistent prayer, vital to watching over our children even when we're not there. Prayer must not only be done but also seen to be done by our children to constantly remind Godly believers of their total dependence on the Lord. It is an excellent resource for church and families alike.