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God Gave Us the World: A Picture Book (God Gave Us Series)

God Gave Us the World: A Picture Book (God Gave Us Series)

Published in
2011
4.18
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Description

Little Cub's trip to a special museum exhibit, ';Bears Around the World,' sparks a flurry of questions from the young polar bear who is just beginning to learn about life beyond her North Pole home. As Mama Bear shares with her about the different types of places that God has put the various types of bears, with their different kinds of fur and food, Little Cub begins to wonder: Why didn't God make us all the same?With Mama's loving guidance, Little Cub is taught to see the vastness of God's wonderful creation; His abilities as an amazing, inventive Creator; His desire for us to care for our world, and especially the important lesson that';Every bear has a special place in God's great, big world.'This adorable story offers young children who are discovering their place in God's big world an opportunity to learn about the wonder of diversity, the gift of creativity, the importance of caring for His gifts, and how each child-each creation-is special to God.Also Available:God Gave Us YouGod Gave Us TwoGod Gave Us ChristmasGod Gave Us HeavenGod Gave Us LoveGod Gave Us So Much a limited three book treasuryFrom the Hardcover edition.
Age
2-7
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
40 pages

Why to read

  • Educational Value: 'God Gave Us the World' provides a gentle introduction to the concept of diversity and the importance of caring for the environment, making it a valuable educational tool for young readers.
  • Spiritual Growth: For families who prioritize religious teachings, this book offers a faith-based perspective on appreciating and preserving God's creation, fostering spiritual growth and understanding in children.
  • Engaging Illustrations: The book is filled with captivating and colorful illustrations that can keep children engaged while helping them visualize the different aspects of the world and its inhabitants.
  • Family Bonding: Reading this book together can serve as a meaningful bonding activity for parents and children, allowing for discussions about faith, nature, and the responsibility we have towards our planet.