This
is a good book for young children on what prayer is and how to go
about it. It not only teaches about prayer but has kids actually
praying too.
It
starts with explaining what prayer is, then why we should pray, what
we should pray for, how to pray, etc. Each reading is about the
equivalent of one page of text, taking the child maybe five minutes
to read. Some are even shorter. There is a Bible verse at the
beginning of the reading and an encouragement to specifically pray at
the end. There are also cute illustrations on each page. There are
twenty two pages at the back of the book with space for children to
write down their prayers. There is also a prayer for salvation
near the back as well as a Parent Connection with suggestions for a
directed conversation about prayer.
I
think this book would work well with younger school age children,
around ages 6 to 9. The style of the illustrations might be too
childish looking for older children. It would make a good daily
devotional on prayer.
It was inspired by the recently released movie, War Room.
My
rating: 4 stars.
Stephen
Kendrick is a speaker, screenwriter and film producer. He has
coauthored New York Times bestsellers. He serves on the board
of the Fatherhood CoMission. He and his wife have six children.
Alex
Kendrick is a screenwriter, actor and movie director. He is a
featured conference speaker and coauthor of New York Times
bestsellers. He and his wife have six children.
You can find out more about the Kendrick brothers and their work at https://kendrickbrothers.com/about.
You can find out more about the Kendrick brothers and their work at https://kendrickbrothers.com/about.
Amy
Parker has written more than twenty books for children, teens, and
adults. She and her husband have two children. Find out more about
her and her books at http://www.amyparkerbooks.com/.
The
illustrator is Lisa Manuzak and you can see her work at
http://www.lisamanuzak.com/.
B&H
Publishing, 128 pages.
I
received a complimentary copy of this book through Icon Media for the
purpose of an independent and honest review.
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