Parables For Children Young And Old
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What happens to Little Bird when told that he would never be able to fly? Or Teri when she buys a coat with a strange name? How was the ferocious beast defeated in Kuvukiland? Who ended up eating green tomatoes? Will a family find shelter in a sudden, huge rain storm?
These and many more wonderful stories can be read at any time of the day as Parables for Children Young and Old invites you to reflect on and creatively explore its stories with your own illustrations. Be careful when you bump into Mr Jolly though; you’ll see why…
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SKU (ISBN): 9781628719000
ISBN10: 1628719001
Zoe Bethani Blessed
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: February 2014
Publisher: Xulon Press
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