Bedtime Prayers Review

Bedtime Prayers that end with a hug (Share-a-Hug)
by Stephen Elkins (Author) and Ruth Zeglin (Illustrator)
Tyndale House Publishers 2014, 168 pages, Hardcover Padded, $14.99

Bedtime Prayers is written for ages 3 to 5 but can be read to all ages. I can think of no better way to introduce your little one to God and prayer!

There are 52 different prayers. Each covers one of the many different issues that the little ones face in their day to day life. Being afraid of the dark, visiting the sick, obeying parents and a prayer about patience is just a small sample.

Each night there is very short Bible verse, a cute little rhyme to help them remember, a snuggle time subject, bedtime Bible thought and a hug a bye prayer. All short so it keeps your little one engaged. Beautifully illustrated with things your child will love to look at over and over. Last but not least is the hug time!

A Pretty Sample!

Bedtime Prayers is a warm and loving way to share the goodness of God plus God’s love and your love for them. It will be cherished as it remind them of time spent with you.

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Share a Hug

Tyndale House Publishers provided this book for an honest review. I did enjoy it! I am going to send it to Izzy (age 4). Mom and Dad can read it to her. Later on Izzy can read it to her baby sisters Sammi and Evee (age 4  months!) It will be a well read book enjoyed by many! I highly recommend it!

Heart of The Country

Heart Of The Country
By
Rene Gutteridge
&
John Ward

Are you a reader?

I hope so as this book begs to be read! It is one of the best books I have read in awhile and I just had to share it with you! It is one of those books that you do not want to put down. I love those kind!

Heart of the Country is told in multiple first person style. That can be confusing but not in this case. The various views makes the story richer and takes you deeper. The different views fill in the background and make you want to know the family.

At the heart of the story is Faith & Luke. They are from very different backgrounds and live in a fairy tale world. At the first sign of adversity their world shatters. Both are runners, but run in different directions. 

Faith is unsure if she wants to save her marriage. Luke is positive he wants to save it but is unsure of how to do it. Both have to go into the past before they can go forward.

The story is told by:

Faith, the wife. 

Luke, the husband. 

Catherine, the dying mother. 

Olivia, Faith's bitter sister.

Calvin, Faith's adoring father.

Luke's father and brother also play a large part of the story. 

I wanted to sit and visit with each and every one. I hope you will too! The story started out as a screen play by John Ward. Converted into a beautiful book by Rene Gutteridge. I cannot wait to see More!

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I hope you enjoyed this and that you will read the book!

Love, 

Patty