The Tree Fort of Wordishure
Kids, Religion, Christian Fiction, Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Fiction & Literature
| Author: | Mick McArt | ISBN: | 9781622090037 |
| Publisher: | Mick Art Productions | Publication: | March 11, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Mick McArt |
| ISBN: | 9781622090037 |
| Publisher: | Mick Art Productions |
| Publication: | March 11, 2012 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
High up in a Sleeping Willow tree is the fort occupied by Wordishure's most inventive bunch of Tree Scouts. To show their appreciation of this tree's birthday, Gideon, the inventor, and his friends, Revelly the squirrel and his sister, Jubilee.
What is Wordishure?
It is a collection of seven children's stories in one book. The first six chronicle the adventures and lessons of the various inhabitants of Wordishure. Story number seven brings all the characters of the first six together for one grand adventure.
These stories are written for children of all ages and can be enjoyed by parent and child alike. Each adventure includes Biblical lessons that will inspire the reader and also start a dialogue between parent and child about God and personal accountability. Children tend to have a natural love for Jesus Christ, but sometimes they grow away from Him as they get older because they never truly got to know him. Some just seem to love Him because they sit in church every Sunday and they see that their parents are pleased when they say they love Him. Children need to get to know Jesus at a level they can understand, and that their decision to follow Him requires a willingness to change their heart and behavior.
High up in a Sleeping Willow tree is the fort occupied by Wordishure's most inventive bunch of Tree Scouts. To show their appreciation of this tree's birthday, Gideon, the inventor, and his friends, Revelly the squirrel and his sister, Jubilee.
What is Wordishure?
It is a collection of seven children's stories in one book. The first six chronicle the adventures and lessons of the various inhabitants of Wordishure. Story number seven brings all the characters of the first six together for one grand adventure.
These stories are written for children of all ages and can be enjoyed by parent and child alike. Each adventure includes Biblical lessons that will inspire the reader and also start a dialogue between parent and child about God and personal accountability. Children tend to have a natural love for Jesus Christ, but sometimes they grow away from Him as they get older because they never truly got to know him. Some just seem to love Him because they sit in church every Sunday and they see that their parents are pleased when they say they love Him. Children need to get to know Jesus at a level they can understand, and that their decision to follow Him requires a willingness to change their heart and behavior.
