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Strong: Psalm 1

Contributor(s): Lloyd-Jones, Sally (Author), Jago (Illustrator)

ISBN: 9780310151517

Publisher: Zonderkidz

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Pub Date: February 6, 2024

Dewey: 223.2

Lexile Code: 0000

Features: Illustrated, Price on Product

Target Age Group: 00 to 04

Physical Info: 0.80" H x 8.10" L x 8.20" W ( 0.95 lbs) 18 pages

Series: Story of God's Great Love

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Description: New from Sally Lloyd-Jones, the bestselling author of The Jesus Storybook Bible, comes an uplifting padded board book that teaches little ones that God loves them and gives them strength. Based on Psalm 1.

Brief description:

Jago is an accomplished illustrator with several prestigious awards to his credit. He is best known for his collaboration with New York Times Bestselling author Sally Lloyd-Jones on The Jesus Storybook Bible and Thoughts To Make Your Heart Sing, which have been translated into over 30 languages and sold more than five million copies. He has illustrated over 60 books in his 20-year career. Jago lives in Cornwall, England, with his wife, daughter, and son.

Review Quotes: Toddler-K--Lloyd-Jones's book doesn't waste any time on an intro: 'By a stream is a good place for a little tree to be.' Jago, in a pastoral scene, shows a balding older white man with a fringe of gray hair with a shovel, a dark brown-skinned woman with brown hair in a bun, using a cane, and two slightly lighter brown-skinned children with black hair busily panting a birch with its telltale black-and-white bark. The next spread takes onlookers of the left page to a beach where a Black girl with a black bob and a blond boy with tan skin swing from a palm tree leaning over the water, while on the right is a stand of bamboo and three more children, with just as varying skin tones and hairstyles. The landscapes change, but the tree or 'trees' live by water, deciduous or baobab, winter, spring, summer, or fall, and now we come to Psalm 1, where readers are the tree, and the water is God. VERDICT For those who observe, this is a simple and powerful metaphor for the presence of an omniscient and benevolent force, and one that will make children feel safe and loved. Librarians should purchase as needed.--School Library Journal

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