God Bless You, Little One

by Tilly Temple, Sebastien Braun (Illustrator)

Overview

With soft, comforting illustrations and a soft padded cover, this is the perfect cozy, comfy bedtime book to help sleepy little ones count all of God's blessings.

Join Baby Badger as she says her bedtime prayers and sends blessings to all her loved ones.

It's time to say our bedtime prayers - our day is nearly done. Let us bless all those we love, my precious little one.

This charming animal board book about counting your blessings is a gentle introduction to teaching little ones about gratitude and prayer.

• An adorable, illustrated board book for kids ages 2-5
• Perfect for bedtime read aloud, baptisms, and Easter baskets
• Sturdy and well-made with a soft padded cover for a cozy, comfy bedtime read with little ones

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781680106329
Publisher:	Tiger Tales.
Publication date:	01/05/2021
Pages:	22
Product dimensions:	7.70(w) x 7.90(h) x 0.90(d)
Lexile:	AD500L (what's this?)
Age Range:	2 - 5 Years

About the Author

Tilly Temple grew up surrounded by animals on a beautiful farm in rural Oxfordshire, and now lives in London with her cat, Oscar. When she's not writing children's books, she can usually be found doing yoga in a London park.

Sebastien Braun was born in Strasbourg, France. As a child he spent countless hours drawing, but at secondary school there were no art classes, so he filled his homework with doodles and portraits of his teachers. Apart from creating pictures, Seb's favorite pastimes are making toys from wood, playing with his children and climbing the Cotswold hills on his vintage road bike.

Editorial Reviews

2021-03-02
A bedtime-prayer board book features a family of badgers.

Speaking in a gentle rhyme, the badgers ask for God’s blessings for family and friends and offer gratitude for the gifts of the natural world. Temple’s stanzas have a lullaby lilt to them, with a cadence that remains consistent throughout. With the exception of the first and last stanzas, which are voiced by the older badgers, the little badger relates the text. The accompanying images show the little badger remembering how much there is to be thankful for, from loved ones like grandparents to the moon and stars. It’s Braun’s illustrations that truly speak to little readers. The badger family is adorable; the softness and simplicity of their features are charming. The same is true of the other woodland creatures and animals. A wintry scene stands out from the rest thanks to the feelings of frostiness and wonder it evokes. There’s the little badger wrapped in a red scarf, nose to the sky, and a tiny mouse leaning on a walking stick, the soft snow floating down around them. Other details, like a lemonade bottle tucked in a picnic basket and a toy boat with a leaf sail, add depth and interest to the scenes.

Satisfactory text; irresistibly delightful illustrations. (Board book. 1-3)

Kirkus Reviews