I've been looking at lots of children's books lately, visited a religious book shop and browsed in a few online shops. There are some really sumptuous books around, which is the reason why the e-reader will never conquer the printed word.
I would rather have a beautifully crafted book than any number of jewels and have to really stop myself from overindulging, especially in the discount bookshops that are all around, where you feel justified in a couple of purchases due to the discount. Market stalls are bad for me in this way too.
There are some wonderful bible resources, especially for younger children, but how do you interest an older child who may not have had any previous interest or teaching in the Christian faith?
Here's how...some snappy and straight to the point bulletins of information, with modern and humerous illustrations. I have attached some of the work of Mike Dalby, and there will be more to follow....watch this space.
I would rather have a beautifully crafted book than any number of jewels and have to really stop myself from overindulging, especially in the discount bookshops that are all around, where you feel justified in a couple of purchases due to the discount. Market stalls are bad for me in this way too.
There are some wonderful bible resources, especially for younger children, but how do you interest an older child who may not have had any previous interest or teaching in the Christian faith?
Here's how...some snappy and straight to the point bulletins of information, with modern and humerous illustrations. I have attached some of the work of Mike Dalby, and there will be more to follow....watch this space.
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