One of the greatest challenges—and opportunities—in Christian children’s literature is helping young readers understand profound biblical truths in ways that are memorable, engaging, and age-appropriate. Gracey Shula’s The King’s Parade: A Miss Lovey-Bird Story does exactly that, inviting children into a whimsical … Continue reading →
Modern Church History for Kids As soon as I was done reviewing* these books, I bought another set to give away as gifts. They are incredible! I knew they would be great because Danika Cooley is a WONDERFUL author, but … Continue reading →
You might think you know the story of Little Red Riding Hood. However, you may not know the wonderful biblical truths that can be taught through the story. Consequently, I want to share an excellent Christian children’s book by Valerie … Continue reading →
Have you seen the latest board book written by Nancy Sanders entitled Bedtime with Daddy? It was illustrated by Felia Hanakata. This is a very sweet board book for your little one, and the rhyming text and charming illustrations are … Continue reading →
I’ve often wondered how to pray for our country. I’ve also wondered how to help our children pray for America.
Continue reading →Saturday at the Food Pantry by Diane O’Neill and Illustrated by Brizida Magro is a new release from Albert Whitman Publishers. The book is written from the perspective of Molly, a little girl who visits a food pantry for the … Continue reading →
