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Because the book is an introduction to who Jesus is, there isn't (and shouldn't be) a great deal of detail, but we do get to read an abbreviated version of how Jesus made five rolls of bread and two fish feed thousands.
What I Like: The way the author breaks down a complex subject into a manner digestible and understandable for even young toddlers. The illustrations, by Rebecca Thornburgh, show both modern-day and biblical scenes in a lively fashion.
What I Dislike: Nothing
Overall Rating: Very Good.
Age Appeal: According to the publisher, 4 - 8, but younger toddlers will find the book appealing, too.
Publishing Info: Candy Cane Press, 2002; ISBN: 0824941292; board book, $6.95
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