Good One God
$16.99
It’s Kelsey’s first time going fishing out in the Gulf of Mexico with Grandad and big brother Zach, and she can’t wait! When the beauty of a great blue heron prompts Grandad to say, “Good one, God,” Kelsey’s eager to find her own praise item too. And the bay is bursting with God’s good creations-turtles, fish, birds, and the salty waves themselves. But with each amazing miracle of nature, Zach beats her to the punch. Will Kelsey get her chance to thank God before it’s time to head home?
In this fun story with lively illustrations, join the author in bringing the joy of God’s creation into the everyday lives of children.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781646454846
ISBN10: 1646454847
Stacy Leicht | Illustrator: Jessica Harkey
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: November 2021
Publisher: Redemption Press
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