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You Are Special (Revised)
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Punchinello is a chipped, ugly puppet who thinks he’s not worth much; that is, until Eli the Woodcarver helps him understand how special he is–marks and all. This delightful illustrated tale shows your kids that no matter how the world evaluates them, God loves them just as they are.
This best-selling story of Punchinello in a condensed version for younger children, with the same beautiful message and illustrations.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781581342192
ISBN10: 1581342195
Max Lucado | Illustrator: Sergio Martinez
Binding: Boards
Published: August 2000
Publisher: Crossway Books/ Good News Publishers
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