God Gave us Angels By: Lisa Tawn Bergren

I have always loved the God Gave Us… series from Lisa Tawn Bergren, and this one is no exception. Bergren does a great job of using a children’s book to share a story with a Biblical perspective, not only do kids get to enjoy a beautiful story with amazing art work but they are also learning about what the Bible declares as true.

The story of God Gave us Angels is all about angels with questions that most kids would ask at some point ‘do angels really have halos?’ ‘will I become an angel?’ and other similar questions and Bergren tackles each question so that kids will understand that angels aren’t what we see in pictures and what their purpose is.

I received this book complimentary through BloggingForBooks in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

-Elle

This is the Greatest Place! By: Brian Tse

This is the Greatest Place! By: Brian Tse

This is the Greatest Place! is a great children’s book all about the Forbidden City in China. This book is full of beautiful pictures and shares an amazing story about the inspiration behind the building of the Forbidden City. Although, this is probably suited better for kids that are a little older and can sit still a bit longer as it is significant in length compared to many children’s books. However, it is still a great addition to your library and is a great tool to teach kids about other cultures and places in the world.

The pages tell an adorable story but is also filled with historical information that will teach everyone about the Forbidden City.

I received this book complimentary from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

-Elle

Pirates on the Farm

Pirates on the Farm By: Denette Fretz Illustrated By: Gene Barretta

The Sanders family were never very adventurous. Than one day 5 bad-mannered pirates move into their small town to the farm across the street. From their interesting food choices and their behavior  the Sanders family are in for a new adventure. Not quite sure how to deal with the pirates Mrs. Sanders begins to save money to move away from the pirates, however, her husband has something else in mind and shows the pirates how to become farmers and invites them to church and dinner.

Pirates are never expected to be found on a farm but this cute story teaches the importance of reaching out to your neighbors and not judging them on how they appear. The things they do not know may simply mean that no one has ever shown them. Pirates on the Farm is a great children’s story that shows how much simple acts of kindness can go a long way with your neighbors and in the end you may end up learning something yourself.

This book is filled with beautiful, descriptive illustrations that will make you laugh at the antics of the pirates but will also teach you and your children a valuable lesson about loving your neighbors.

I received this book complimentary from the publisher through the Booksneeze program in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and reviews are my own.

-Elle