I Love You Prayer
$8.99
Children will be reminded that God shows His love in a lot of ways including rainbows, flowers, and special friends! These adorable illustrations and sweet rhymes are perfect for showing little ones the importance of saying “I love you!” and thanking God for His love. The art by Kirsten Richards will be a favorite for kids and parents alike.
Families will want to leave room on their bookshelves for other titles in the Time to Pray series, including A Pumpkin Prayer.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781400318414
ISBN10: 1400318416
Amy Parker | Illustrator: Frank Endersby
Binding: Boards
Published: December 2011
Time To Pray
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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