Fast Freddy
$12.99
Multiple award winning series, which promotes Christian values in chidren, Fast Freddy overcomes the ridicule of being different. He joins the swim team, and the kids learn he is a great kid. Freddy wins the championship for the first time, overcoming Marcus a formidable threat. He says a prayer of thanks to Jesus for being different and forhis new friends. Children learn compassion, concern, and love for others, building a strong foundation in Christ.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780986360411
ISBN10: 0986360414
Lee Ann Mancini
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: March 2015
Publisher: GLM Publishing
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