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By: Brigitte L. Hallum

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Micah and Moriah: What’s in a Names? is the first book in the Miach and Moriah Series.Going to a new school can be difficult. Micah and Moriah learn this on their first day. When someone made fun of their names, they had no idea what it would reveal to them and their classmates.

Follow the twins, Micah and Moriah, as they learn the importance of a name.

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Micah and Moriah: Who’s My Neighbor? is the second book in the Miach and Moriah Series. However, it is also the prequel to the first book, Micah and Moriah: What’s in a Name?

Moving into a new neighborhood and making new friends can be exciting and scary at the same time! After the Henries move into their new house, Micah and Moriah discover that someone in their new neighborhood had been treated unfairly. This discovery will teach Micah, Moriah, and their new friends about the importance of justice, empathy, and bravery.

Follow the twins, Micah and Moriah, as they learn what being a good neighbor really means.

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Meet Micah and Moriah

Micah


Micah Character

Full Name:
Micah David Henries

School grade:
Third

Favorite sports:
Karate and Soccer

Likes:
Science, bike riding, and eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches

Dislikes:
Math, going to a new school, bullies

Moriah


Moriah Character

Full Name:
Moriah Joy Henries

School grade:
Third

Favorite sports:
Ballet and Gymnastics

Likes:
Math, Reading, Singing, meeting new friends, macaroni and cheese

Dislikes:
Chocolate milk

What Others Are Saying

C. Shearer

I love how the book explores the feelings behind a child’s reactions and challenges those who read it to think beyond ‘he was mean’. 

K. Brandt

If you are searching for a children’s book that invites meaningful conversation with your child and is as esteem-building as it is entertaining, look no further!  

E. Zollicoffer

I loved how the other kids clapped for them when they found out what Micah and Moriah’s names mean. I liked the book and think that other kids will like it too.

 

Contact Mrs. Hallum

Brigitte L. Hallum Publishing
Sanford, North Carolina 27332
615-585-0523

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