Enlightening Story!
A lesson begins with Kendra’s innocent question to her grandmother, “Grandma how do I know God is real?” This question gave her grandmother an opportunity to show a 6-year old how many ways that God is real. Kendra’s grandmother took her out on an outing and used different things that they came across to explain how God was real. At the end of the day, Kendra’s understanding was evident because she realized that her grandma’s love for her was a result of God being real.
The story was enlightening and the pictures in the book were vivid and full of detail.
Book Title: Grandma, How Do You Know God Is Real by Lorita Childress
Number of Pages: 32
Rating: 4
Fiction/Non-Fiction: Fiction
Who would you recommend this book to?
Children, Age 4 - 10 years
What did you like most about this book?
The pictures. The illustrator, Deborah Eve Alastra, created colorful pictures with lots of detail that would appeal to children.
What did you like least about this book?
N/A
Any suggestions for how this book could have been better?
None, the story was just the right length to capture a young reader.
Reviewed by: M. Bullocks
A lesson begins with Kendra’s innocent question to her grandmother, “Grandma how do I know God is real?” This question gave her grandmother an opportunity to show a 6-year old how many ways that God is real. Kendra’s grandmother took her out on an outing and used different things that they came across to explain how God was real. At the end of the day, Kendra’s understanding was evident because she realized that her grandma’s love for her was a result of God being real.
The story was enlightening and the pictures in the book were vivid and full of detail.
Book Title: Grandma, How Do You Know God Is Real by Lorita Childress
Number of Pages: 32
Rating: 4
Fiction/Non-Fiction: Fiction
Who would you recommend this book to?
Children, Age 4 - 10 years
What did you like most about this book?
The pictures. The illustrator, Deborah Eve Alastra, created colorful pictures with lots of detail that would appeal to children.
What did you like least about this book?
N/A
Any suggestions for how this book could have been better?
None, the story was just the right length to capture a young reader.
Reviewed by: M. Bullocks
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