Kurkle Kids: Spirit of America
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Kurkle Kids: Spirit of America
It all began with settlers, see,
Who wanted to live where they could be free
To worship God with dignity,
And religious freedom, too.
It was hard work, and many died.
But through the hardships they colonized
And praised the Lord that they survived
With hearts thankful and true.
Kurkle Kids: Hank Gives Thanks
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About the Book
Two books in one!!
This is a flip book containing two stories which are great for 4th of July and Thanksgiving and help children understand America's Godly heritage.
Kurkle Kids: Spirit of America
A little boy does not want to study his history homework. His grandfather gives him an American history lesson the boy will never forget.
Kurkle Kids: Hank Gives Thanks
Hank, a little pilgrim boy, and his sister travel to the new world with their parents. Their mother teaches them how to give God thanks in every situation.
About the Author
William Morse is a diverse artist. His works consisting of paintings, drawings, sculptures, photography and digital compositions are found in many private and corporate art collections.
William received his Master of Science-Art from Texas A & M University-Kingsville in May 1995 and his Bachelor of Fine Arts & Advertising from Texas A & M University in Dec 1993. He has a Masters Certification from Sessions School of Design in Graphic Design, Web Design, and Multimedia.
Currently, William is a Professor of Art teaching in both onground and online environments. He teaches Design & Technology, Dimensional Design, Concept & Copy, Electronic Design, Graphic Illustration, Typography, and Advanced Typography.
Dana Jo Morse is a fun-loving, unicycle-riding wife and mother of three wonderful children. She is also a tech support analyst for a large computer support company, providing technical support to people from all over the world. Dana seeks adventure in whatever situation may be presented to her. She hopes that her joy is an inspiration to those around her and encourages them to enjoy the simple pleasures of life as well.