Review: Indescribable Activity Book - Louie Giglio with Tama Fortner

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Review: Indescribable - Activity Book - Louie Giglio with Tama Fortner - April 2023

God's love for our children and the world around us is amazing and indescribable as this activity book from Louie Giglio proclaims. Filled with over 150+ activities from puzzles, STEM, experiments, and quizzes. This book has something for every child and is perfect for those aged between 6-12 years old. Though most of the activities are not Christian orientated which means anyone will enjoy this book, most of them do have a Christian spin from a join-the-dot Seahorse picture that talks about God making the sea animals to a quiz about who lives where and God providing everyone with the shelter that they need. Growing up in a Christian household myself and attending Sunday School, doing the Maori Postal Sunday School correspondence lessons - Indescribable would have been the perfect activity book for me growing up. The other thing I love is that each page is brightly and colorfully decorated and this makes the book enjoyable. Indescribable is the perfect book for all kids on those long car journeys and anyone looking for some school holiday fun. Indescribable combines science and educational fun with the word of God to show children that religion and church doesn't have to be a boring experience.


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