Thank You, God: A Lift-the-Flap Book

By: Allia Zobel Nolan

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Zondervan / 2011 / Paperback

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Product Description

Thank You, God, From Kids Around the World is a fun-filled, interactive lift-the-flap book that will delight children and help them appreciate God, celebrate diversity, and understand that they have much to be thankful for in their lives.

Product Information

Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 16
Vendor: Zondervan
Publication Date: 2011
Dimensions: 8 X 8 (inches)

ISBN: 0310722640
ISBN-13: 9780310722649
Availability: In Stock
Ages: 3-8
Series: From Kids Around The World

Publisher's Description

Kids are different around the world. But they all love God the same. Discover the things they're grateful for---koala bears, northern lights, windmills, and more---in this colorful lift-the-flap book.

Author Bio

Former senior editor at Readers' Digest, Allia Zobel Nolan is the bestselling author of over 160 books for children and adults. Now a full-time author, she lives in Connecticut with her husband, Desmond, and their three cats.

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Thank You, God: A Lift-the-Flap Book 4 5 1 1

What's Not to Like? Focusing on thankfulness while introducing children to our similarities and wonderful differences is what Thank You, God from Kids Around the World by Allia Zobel Nolan is all about. Nolan is well known for her well written rhyming children's books, and this, her newest title, is no less well executed. Sometimes she has children thanking God for regionally specific things (like Lady Liberty, Chinese dragon kites, Indian curry, or Egyptian camels) and occasionally for universals (like parents and God's love). The illustrations by Miki Sakamoto compliment the text beautifully, with bright colors and cute kid faces. Many pages also feature a flap kids can lift. What I Like: My 6 year old was fascinated to see images of children in other lands. (Her favorite? The illustration of a Chinese family.) She had fun guessing which countries the children were from, and her nearly 3 year old brother loved learning about them, too. The images are colorful, the text is well written, the theme is important. What's not to like? What I Dislike: Nothing, really, although it would have been nice to have some written indication of which countries were being featured, perhaps with a few bits of factual information to help parents teach their children more about children around the world. Overall Rating: Excellent. Kristina Seleshanko, Christian Children's Book Review October 7, 2011