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This book, written by a popular children's book author, retells some of the most memorable stories in the Bible--creation, Noah's ark, Jonah, and Jesus coming to the world as a baby.
Young children love babies. In this book, the sock buddies introduce kids to some of the special babies in the BibleJesus, Samson, John the Baptist, and others.
When Coleman's friend Bubba begins to pick on Shelby, Coleman's little sister, he is afraid to stand up to the boy until he recalls the story of David and Goliath from the Bible.
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Zack, Coleman's neighbor friend, won't share with anyone. Not even with Coleman. When Coleman is tempted to get back at his friend, the sock buddies tell the story of a biblical guy named Zack (okay, his real name is Zacchaeus). Sockariah and the sock crew tell Colemen how Zacchaeus changed when Jesus was nice to him. With this story in mind, Coleman makes some changes of his own.
This new addition to the ever-popular Lift-the-Flap series is illustrated by a popular children 's artist. With more than forty flaps to open (and surprises to find underneath), children can join in the thrill of discovery as they uncover the lessons in Jesus' parables.
Coleman is impatient with Shelby's fear of a booster shot, but his sock buddies remind him of Esther, a girl who was extremely brave and stood up when God needed her to.
Coleman and his sock buddies present simple contrasting ideas to teach kids about opposites. Illustrations.
From petting a lion's furry mane in Daniel's lions' den to touching the scaly fish that swallowed Jonah--this book is designed grab kids' attention while teaching them about God.
While running through the house, Coleman accidently knocks over the fishbowl. No one witnesses the disaster, so Coleman decides he can put Goldie back into her bowl and nobody will notice. But Sockariah, Coleman's gym-sock-turned-counselor, reminds him of how Jonah did just what Coleman was doing. It doesn't take long for his sock buddy to convince Coleman that he needs to tell his parents the truth and face the consequences for disobeying.