God's Great Plan -- Book Review
Written by Melissa Cutrera
Illustrated by Matthew Sample II
With engaging words of rhythm and rhyme we are drawn into
the grand story of all time.
With pictures galore it is not a bore and once at the end you must read it some more.
With pictures galore it is not a bore and once at the end you must read it some more.
The previous sentences are my attempt to characterize the
content and character of this book. Without
any negative connotation, this book is “a superb elevator speech”, telling in a well-chosen
sequence, the story of creation, fall and redemption with theological
completeness in 27 rhythmic two line verses. Because it is short, it is a great bedtime
read, but as with any book, the parents should assess if the sadder elements of
the story make another time of day a better time to read.
I found the book appropriate for a wide range of young
readers. I liked the illustrations. They provide plenty of opportunity to
interact with 2-3 year olds while reading. Even though the vocabulary may be
unfamiliar to them, the pictures, along with the rhythm of the words will keep
them interested. The vocabulary is
suitable for preschool and young elementary.
This book will remain in my collection for reading to my many
grandchildren. It is a 5 star review.
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