PREORDER - Ships November 2026

Limited offer! quantities limited to just 50 bundles!

25 Hardcover Picture books gift wrapped and boxed beautifully - ready for gifting.

Purchased individually these picture books are valued at nearly $500!

This exclusive picture book bundle features individually wrapped picture books from our End Game Press imprints for gift giving starting December 1! Imagine gifting one new book each day leading up to Christmas! This is unique twist on the Advent calendar is available now - exclusively in the End Game Press store and in limited quantities! Buy for your family and friends and enjoy beautiful gifts throughout the season. Hardcover, high quality children’s picture books are a gift with lifelong value with encouragement and inspiration far beyond this Christmas season. Truly a gift that keeps on giving!

Preorder now - bundles ship in November, in plenty of time for unwrapping to start December 1!

Max loves to read. She discovers great wisdom from writers like Amy Parker, the Berenstain Bears, Dan Gutman, Laura Ingalls Wilder, James Patterson, and many others.

She learns to love zoos and farms, school and family, sports and adventure, and history and magical places. Because she has always been a reader, she encourages others to read as well—even her reluctant-to-read younger brother.

When her teacher asks her what she wants to be when she grows up, Max knows she wants to be surrounded by stacks and stacks of books.

Have you ever marveled at God’s creation and wondered why he created the things He did? God Must Lovehas the answer to that question – if God created it, He must love it. 

From the vast universe to the tiniest insects to colorful flowers and more, God Must Love explores all of God’s creation and the love He has for the things He makes. He especially loves what He has created in His own image – the very child for whom this book is intended! 

God Must Love is a delightful rhyming book with original illustrations for children ages 0-5.  

When thirteen-year-old Stewart is abandoned at a bleak boarding school, he discovers a hidden world of dragons, dark magic, and ancient prophecy. With an apocalyptic threat rising, Stewart must find courage, faith, and true allies—because no one can fight the darkness alone. Perfect for fans of middle grade Christian fantasy filled with adventure, family, and hope.

If You Can Dream It, Be It is an inspirational story for children highlighting the life of Riley Tejcek who is trailblazing in a multi-career path as a female.

This heartfelt story is a shining example of the endless possibilities’ children have and how to translate the admiration from the adults in our life to set us up for success. This original idea touches on athletics, military, community service and taking chances in life. A must read for all!

“He is not here. He is alive!” the angels tell the women.

All creation wakes from its slumber and bursts forth in celebration at Jesus’s resurrection, even the sloth who’s a little behind the beat.

The Dance of Easter sparks a spirited response of creation to Jesus’s resurrection through lyrical verse and expressive illustrations. This fresh retelling of the Easter story will introduce four- to seven-year-olds to what happened on the first Easter morning, show that Jesus rose from the dead, and celebrate the good news of His resurrection. 

When we become more like Jesus, we have compassion for others.

This is the heart and soul of the Compassion Storybook Bible. This book will walk young readers through some of the most well-known stories in the Bible.

Readers will engage with accessible prose about people such as Daniel, Esther, and of course, Jesus—learning that the ultimate story is God’s love for us, written throughout the pages of the Bible.

For the best primer to introduce your young one to the Bible, dive into these pages and read along with them. 

A little girl and her grandfather make sweet memories creating and decorating a gingerbread house.

But wait – something’s missing!

Will the pair of bakers figure out what’s missing from their masterpiece?

Written in rhyme, the rollicking story takes the creation from dough to completion in a tale that tantalizes all five senses and brings joy to the two bakers, as well as the readers! 

When the yellow sun reaches tall over the barn the animals on the farm start to yawn. And so begins this delightful rhyming picture book where baby animals snuggle for naptime on the farm.

Moo, Moo Nap, Nap, is a lovely board book accompaniment to the delightful daytime custom of naptime. This peace-giving book helps children realize that all of God’s creations are designed to rest. Just like the sheep on the farm cuddle for a midday lull, so too do babies, toddlers, children, and some lucky adults! 

In today’s world we often sacrifice sleep for productivity. However, our children (and adults!) need sleep to not just thrive, but to survive. 

Mary Anne Quinn brings a precious rhyming goodnight picture book for ages 2-7 this fall

Pictures of God’s love for his children are displayed throughout creation. Orangutans cuddle, sea lions nuzzle noses, and lion cubs romp and roll. God, How Do You Love Me? pairs a delightful conversation between a little girl and Jesus with tender, protective real-life interactions within a variety of wild animal families, providing young children with tangible ways in which God loves his own little ones.

Allie wakes up with a BIG problem. There's an elephant sitting on her chest. And there's no way she can make it to school on time ... unless she finds a way to shrink it.

With the help of family, friends, and trusted adults, Allie may just find a way to fix her problem.

With anxiety becoming a more prevalent problem in children, this book offers practical solutions to shrink those "elephants" and give kids coping mechanisms, deep breathing skills, and ways to talk through anxiety with trusted adults.

THERE ARE SO MANY WAYS TO LOVE OTHERS AND MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE. 

ARE YOU READY?

“God blessed you with a great big heart.

He made you sensitive and smart.

I wonder how you’ll do your part?

Love well, my precious one.”

Children have big hearts. They can make a difference in the world and in the lives of all they encounter. While it is good for children to know they are loved, this inspiring book shows kids how they may love others despite their differences and no matter their age. With all the violence, bullying, and hatred in today’s world, it is important for children to learn how to love well in their own homes and at early ages. 

This book teaches children that little acts of love can make a big impact in the world.  

Experiencing loss—in the varied ways it comes to us—affects everyone differently. As adults, we have ways to verbalize how we are feeling. Many children, however, lack the vocabulary and the understanding to name the emotions they experience when they go through grief. They just know they are hurting inside. They are feeling sad, angry, lonely, or maybe even scared. These feelings manifest in different ways depending on the age of the children.

Fly High tells the story of a sister and a brother who love watching a mama bird care for her babies until the unthinkable happens—the mother bird dies. In this story, the reader is taken on a journey through various stages of emotions associated with grief. It ends, however, with baby birds learning to fly, and the promise of hope that is found in new beginnings. With hope-filled language featured in the layered-text format, our desire is that each reader will discover it’s okay to have the feelings he or she is having and that each new day holds healing, hope, and promise.

There are two versions of this book - one with specific faith based language for use in churches and parachurch organizations.

This title contains more of the faith-based language and would be ideal for uses in church, Sunday School, and home settings. The second title would be appropriate for use in school settings, counseling offices, or hospitals.

Themes:

• Loss

• Feeling sad, angry, lonely or scared

• Grief

Experiencing loss—in the varied ways it comes to us—affects everyone differently. As adults, we have ways to verbalize how we are feeling. Many children, however, lack the vocabulary and the understanding to name the emotions they experience when they go through grief. They just know they are hurting inside. They are feeling sad, angry, lonely, or maybe even scared. These feelings manifest in different ways depending on the age of the children. Fly High tells the story of a sister and a brother who love watching a mama bird care for her babies until the unthinkable happens—the mother bird dies. In this story, the reader is taken on a journey through various stages of emotions associated with grief.

It ends, however, with baby birds learning to fly, and the promise of hope that is found in new beginnings. With hope-filled language featured in the layered-text format, our desire is that each reader will discover it’s okay to have the feelings he or she is having and that, each new day holds healing, hope, and promise.

There are two versions of this book - one with specific faith based language for use in churches and parachurch organizations.

This one is one without faith based language and would be appropriate for use in school settings, counseling offices, or hospitals.

Themes:

• Loss

• Feeling sad, angry, lonely or scared

• Grief

Anxiety is bullying our children using fear, pain, and isolation caused by difficult life circumstances. Anxiety Elephants for Tweens, guides this pre-adolescent generation equipping them with Scripture, daily action steps, community, and power packed tools to overcome the tactics of their enemy.

This devotional contains - an introduction, checklist of anxiety symptoms, 90 days of devotionals with journaling pages, open-ended questions, Scripture, and practical sidebars.

While the interior pages of this resource remain the same, providing a girls cover and a boys cover allows children the opportunity to work through these journals individually or in a group setting together. This is an added benefit for families and small groups alike.