Review: God and You - Raymond Wolf and Illustrated by Briana Weekes

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Wanting a christian book for your child ? Wanting a book to explain God's relationship to one another ?






Review: God & You - Raymond Wolf and Illustrated by Briana Weekes - February 2011

Have you got a child under the age of 5-8yrs that you are wanting to teach about God and his creation, the making of having a relationship with him. Then continue reading as God & You takes us on a journey about God's creation and the making of man and how when god made man , he was alone. So God made another. It then talks about the relationship between God and his children (You) , how children view him like a feeling or an inspiration. If we need a friend - God will appear like our playmate , if we need comfort - he will be our shelter and warmth.  God & You is the perfect resource for a Sunday school class or if you are in a Christian home with little children, then a perfect book to have in your collection, One that mothers and father's can read as a bedtime story to their child and in doing this be instilling God's words and faith into your child and what is a picture book without amazing illustrations :).






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