Review: God I Know Your'e Good - Bonnie Rickner Jensen

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God, I Know You're Good

Review: God I Know Your'e Good - Bonnie Rickner Jensen - September 2021

Reminiscent of the story Goodnight Moon, I found this book very similar but, in this place, instead of appreciating everything by saying Goodnight to it, our little character goes around the world acknowledging everything from plants to animals to everyday life and showing readers that without God, we wouldn't have had this beautiful world to see and enjoy. From the tiniest ant to the biggest elephant, to the food on our plate and our fingers and toes God made everything wonderful and stunning, especially us in his image. This book was the perfect read for children aged 3-8 years old especially in this current time when the world is looking pretty bleak with the governments, mandates, and the division of the world. We are fighting a battle and it is something that despite we try to shield and hide our children from the effects, sadly they do to feel it in their way and need these positive reinforcements and happiness stories to show them that no matter what, there is kindness and happiness even in the littlest and tiniest things. I also loved the illustrations in this story brought to us by Shane Crampton

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God, I Know You're Good

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