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Wally Window and Coby Clock

by ABBA-ROS

15 pages; Saddle stitched; catalogue #07-2188; ISBN 1-4251-5038-1; US$8.00, C$8.00, EUR5.46, £4.13

Weepy Wally Window cannot tolerate cheerful Coby Clock. Wally learns about Coby's amazing past and discovers the source of Coby's joy, which leads him to a new life of peace and happiness.

About the Book

Wally Window, unhappy and miserable, believes he has all the problems in the world. After meeting Coby Clock, Wally is ashamed of his behaviour when he learns about Coby's past. After discovering the source of Coby's joy, Wally takes the journey which leads him to peace and happiness. His life changes forever!

This story helps us all, children and adults alike, to understand how God is working in our lives even in the midst of problems. When things do not go our way, sometimes God is preparing us for something even better! Wally Window and Coby Clock show us that no matter what comes our way in life, Jesus is the only True Way that happiness can be achieved. May those who read and hear these words be inspired to seek out Jesus for themselves and have Him as a faithful friend forever.

About the Author

The author is currently a young teacher in her native Caribbean land. She has always had a passion for words – reading them and writing them. She also has a love for music and plays the bass guitar and writes music. But one of her greatest passions is in serving Jesus Christ and combining God-given talents with the inspiration that He gives her, to teach through music and creative writing. She hopes that all her readers – both young and old alike – will be inspired and blessed by what ABBA Father has decided to tell the world, through His servant ROS.

I want to encourage parents to establish good reading habits in their children from young. This means getting them involved with literary material from an early age, and ensuring that the content is of good value and will build them morally and spiritually.

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