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The Dad Who Never Gave Up

4.875 stars  from 8 reviews
Ages 1+
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About this book

Once there were two brothers. The little brother took his dad’s money and spent it all. He ended up so hungry that he wanted to eat pigs’ food. Yuck!

What happened when the little brother went home to his dad? Find out in this exciting story that Jesus told.

In this engaging retelling of the parable of the prodigal son, young children discover how God is like a dad who never gives up on us, and who is ready to welcome us home with open arms. It's not because we are good. It's because God's love is so big!

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Specifications

Age range:
1+
Contributors:
Steph Williams
ISBN:
9781784986575
Format:
Paperback
First published:
October 2021
Dimensions:
170mm x 170mm x 3mm
Weight:
0.06 kg
Print size:
18.0pt
Language:
English
Pages:
24
Publisher:
The Good Book Company

Contents

Story: The Dad Who Never Gave Up
Notes for Parents

Customer Reviews

4.00 stars I was pleased

 

I wanted a book that I could afford to buy in bulk. The Prodigal Son is the best explanation of the nature of God so I was pleased and pictures were pleasantly multicultural. Words were brilliantly simple and thought provoking. Pictures were slightly wierd though. Thank you. Mostly very pleased.

5.00 stars Good books delivered promptly

 

Delivered within 3 days good christ exalting books

5.00 stars Wonderful re-telling of the prodigal son story for young ones

 

The Dad Who Never Gave Up by Steph Williams is a wonderful retelling of the prodigal son story.

The Dad Who Never Gave Up is told in such a good way that young children today can clearly understand the story. I like that the back of the book has a short section to help grown-ups to help the children better understand the story. I also like that the complete text from the New International Version of the story from Luke ...

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