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The whimsical and imaginative short stories in this adventurous book will transport children to a different world, giving them a fresh way to engage with truths about Jesus and what it's like to follow him.
They’ll join Lily and her friend the Lemur on a series of adventures in the Lamb King's mysterious and exciting playground. They'll explore a me-tree, play Scrabble with a slow loris, and save an entire family of squirrels from the cold!
Along the way, children will find themselves exploring key truths about Jesus' kingdom—such as how to be welcoming, what gives people value, and why a self-sacrificing king is the best king of all.
Perfect as an independent read for children aged 7+ or as a read-aloud for ages 5+.
Creative stories that draw the reader in from the first page. This book is made up of 12 short stories that can stand on their own, but are ultimately inspired by Scripture. The back of the book lists which Scripture verses the short stories were based on and gives a brief commentary on them.
My daughter absolutely loved this book. Her favorite story was “Tomorrow and Today” which was inspired by Matthew 6:31-32 when Jesus tells His disciples not to ...worry about what they will eat, drink, or wear. It was a great reminder that we don’t have to worry about anything and rather enjoy what God has given us today and rest in His providence.
I hope they come out with more books like this. It was silly, engaging, and contained sweet little black and white pictures. Such as fun book and I love that it’s grounded in Scripture.
(Review written for 'Lily, the Lemur, and the Lamb King (ebook)')
This book was well presented and ideal for a Sunday School prize.
My daughter's favorite parts were that: "it talked about God. It had surprises. I could read it on my own!" As a mom, I appreciated how it taught Biblical themes in a fun and engaging way. The chapters were short enough to enjoy short reading sessions without getting bogged down. The frequent illustrations were neat too.
