God Is Giving - by Amy Parker (Board Book)

About the Book

In this seasonal board book by a best-selling author, children will learn how to feel thankful for all that God gives to them and to the world and how to show appreciation for everyday blessings.

Book Synopsis

How do you explain being thankful to a child? You show them all that God gives you each and every day.

God Is Giving is a seasonal board book in bestselling author Amy Parker's God Is series. Little ones will learn how to feel thankful for all that God gives to us and our world. God Is Giving fits perfectly into little hands and easily wipes clean. This adorable board book is perfect for:

• ages 0 to 4
• a classroom story time focused on thankfulness, kindness, or gratitude
• reading aloud together as a bedtime story
• birthdays, holiday gift giving, or as an addition to your home library

From tiny acorns to a harvest moon to our loved ones gathered around the table for a festive meal, God's gifts surround you. God Is Giving teaches children how to:

• be thankful for all that God provides
• identify everyday blessings and show appreciation
• be kind and considerate

If you enjoy God Is Giving, check out the books in the series: God Is With Us, God Is Love, and God Is Hope.

About the Author

Amy Parker has written more than seventy books for children, teens, and adults with over a million copies sold, including the bestselling A Night Night Prayer. She is also the author of Running Press Kids's Tiny Blessings and God Is board book series. She has collaborated with authors such as New York Times bestselling authors Stephen and Alex Kendrick as well as her own son. Two of these collaborations--Firebird and Courageous Teens--are recipients of the Christian Retailing's Best Awards.

Chris Saunders was born in the North East UK, where he lives and works today. He studied Illustration at the University of Northampton receiving a First Class BA Honors Degree. Chris has illustrated multiple children's books to date. Chris works both digitally and traditionally, describing his work as having an emphasis on storytelling and using imagination, whimsy, detail, and atmosphere combined with exaggerated physics.