18 September 2017
God Made the World Book Review
September 18, 2017
Charming illustrations help infants and toddlers discover
God's natural world, from dolphins to foxes to kittens! This squishy fabric
book features crinkle cloth for sensory development and hours of baby fun. God
Made the World also includes a child-safety mirror so baby can see herself
and know she's a part of God's design.
For parents, a Velcro closure keeps the book shut, and a hanging tab can attach the book to a stroller, purse, or toy so it can go wherever they do. It comes packaged in a bag to keep it clean and includes a header card for easy hanging display.
For parents, a Velcro closure keeps the book shut, and a hanging tab can attach the book to a stroller, purse, or toy so it can go wherever they do. It comes packaged in a bag to keep it clean and includes a header card for easy hanging display.
My Thoughts:
This
adorable book is perfect for little hands. Created by author Debbie Rivers-Moore
and illustrated by Emma Haines. It’s a cloth rag book with four pages covering
God’s creation.
The front cover is
crinkly and sure to grab the attention of babies with the fun sounds that their
little hands and mouths can create with this book.
The book has colorful
pages with appropriate pages for little ones. Showing Gods creation like the fish
of the ocean, the birds of the air, little bunnies hopping in the meadows, and a
fox in the woods. God made friends and the last page has a mirror that is made
of a non-glass mirror for them to see another one of God’s amazing creation.
The book has a Velcro
closure and a hanger for displaying or even for little fingers to grasp.
The seams on the book
look like they are sewn together nicely. The book is well made and high quality
to satisfy the little inquiring minds exploring the pages.
A perfect gift for a
mom to be or for your precious little one.
I received a free copy of this product
from Kregel in exchange for my honest review. I was not required to
write a positive review nor was I compensated in any other way. All opinions I
have expressed are my own or those of my family. I am disclosing this
information accordance with the FTC Regulation.
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