Now, these acclaimed inspirational experts have come together to create This Little Prayer of Mine, a beautiful and alluring book designed to guide children into a very simple, real and expressive relationship with God.
Through engaging rhymes and alluring illustrations, This Little Prayer of Mine shows children—and their parents and grandparents—that complete dependence on God is what brings peace and fulfillment. It invites children to know and believe that God is always just a simple prayer away and that He longs to respond to them with a resounding, “Yes!”
This Little Prayer of Mine appeals to readers from all different faiths. Easy-reader format allows children to read alone, or with someone older, and encourages them to openly express their fears, thanks, and needs directly to God.
Anthony DeStefano is the author of The Prayers God Always Says Yes To and A Travel Guide to Heaven. He has received prestigious awards from religious organizations worldwide for his efforts to advance Christian beliefs in modern culture.
Mark Elliott’s brilliant illustrations have appeared in popular picture books and novels for young readers, including Gail Carson Levine’s Princess Tales series. His acclaimed artwork delivers inspiration, wonder, and timeless beauty on every page.
No matter how many books I read, children’s book always remain my very favorite, especially those that are set to rhyme. The first time I picked up This Little Prayer of Mine, I was excited to see the rhyming verse. I read it to myself the first time through, and shared it with my soon-to-be 4-year-old the second time. I enjoyed this little book both times. Though the target audience is young children, there’s a message in this book that all of us can learn from. I really appreciated This Little Prayer of Mine and will gladly add it to the children’s book collection at my house. This book would make a great book for the little one(s) in your life.
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This book was provided for review by the
WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group.
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