Copper Finds a Scroll

by Amanda Hope Haley, Michelle Pitts (Illustrator)

Overview

Copper the basset hound travels the world with his friend, Amanda, while she digs on archaeological sites. On this trip to Qumran, an ancient city next to the Dead Sea, this adventurous dog follows his nose up the nearby cliffs and into a cave. There he meets a new friend who gives him a scroll that was made by Qumran's first-century residents and prophesies Jesus's birth.

This book features

a Page for Parents that explains the historical facts behind the story,

grades 1-3 reading level,

34 pages of edge-to-edge full-color illustrations, and

durable heavyweight pages with a glued binding (no staples!).

Join Copper as he learns all about scribes, scrolls, and promises!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780578991924
Publisher:	The Red-Haired Archaeologist
Publication date:	10/19/2021
Series:	The Red-Haired Archaeologist Presents , #1
Pages:	36
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.09(d)
Age Range:	5 - 7 Years

About the Author

Amanda Hope Haley is a lover of the Bible-its God, its words, its people, and its history. She has a bachelor of arts in Religious Studies from Rhodes College and a master of theological studies in Hebrew Scripture and Interpretation from Harvard University. She writes and podcasts as the Red-Haired Archaeologist, bringing readers and listeners on her journeys to understand artifacts that can contextualize Scripture. She contributed to The Voice Bible as a translator, writer, and editor; and she has been a content editor and ghost writer for popular Christian authors. Amanda and David live in Tennessee with their always-entertaining basset hound, Copper. www.redhairedarchaeologist.com

Michelle Pitts first realized her talent for illustration when she was asked to decorate a friend's thirtieth birthday cake with a cartoon in only thirty minutes! She spent the next decade developing her unique style by drawing for friends and family before becoming a professional book illustrator. When she isn't serving with her husband, Adam, at their church or homeschooling their boys, Michelle loves doing all things outdoors with her family in rural Tennessee.