- Author:
- Sylvia Dorham
- Illustrator:
- Christopher Tupa
- Imprint:
- TAN Books
- Pages:
- 34
- Publication Date:
- 8/1/2018
- SKU:
- 2743
- Product Format:
- Paperbound
- Pdf:
- https://tanbooks.com/content/2743_Preview.pdf
- atc-product:
- 1719
- atc-product:
- 3193
- atc-product:
- 3761
- cpu-product:
- 1221
- cpu-product:
- 4232
- cpu-product:
- 3002
- Height:
- 9.50
- Width:
- 7.75
6 Reviews
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Beautiful Reminder of God’s Providence
Beautifully written and even though it’s written for children, the lesson itself serves as a useful reminder to adults of the essence of our faith: God’s providence and our need to have complete faith and trust in it.
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So good for kids
I love the rhymes and also the underlying messages about giving God our suffering. Also, it’s nice to see a Catholic kids book with crucifixes, altars, and tabernacles. It helps bring the church into the home.
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Charming
I purchased this book for my granddaughters. I like it. The simple rhyme is very charming, as well as the illustrations. I love the old-fashioned push mower on page 16, and the pet fox, the fish symbol on the postman;s cap, and the WWJD on his license plate. The book teaches trust in Divine Providence in a not-so-unreal setting of a monastery which depends on alms for support.
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Love these books
These are my little nieces absolute favourite books! They are so well written and memorable. The illustrations bring each page to life with a comical and endearing humour, making you feel compassion for the little monks as they struggle though each challenge, lead by Father Abbot, who has the patience of a saint! Overall, a huge hit at my familys house! We all love them! When can we expect #4??
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The Monks learn a lesson
What a charming and realistic way to depict suffering and turning it over to God for relief.
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Love the monks! Always a
Love the monks! Always a winner with my boys.
