My Florida Prayer

by Trevor McCurdie, Karen Calderon (Illustrator)

Overview

A heartwarming Florida board book celebrating faith, family, and the beauty of the Sunshine State.

Introduce little ones to the power of prayer and the wonders of Florida —from Miami to Orlando—with My Florida Prayer. This inspirational children's book combines the spirit of the Sunshine State with heartfelt Christian messages perfect for young readers. Featuring clever rhymes and vibrant illustrations, and reminders to be thankful every day, this faith-based board book is a touching addition to any child's first library. Whether you're looking for a Florida bedtime story or a Christian baby book, My Florida Prayer will become a treasured keepsake for families who want to share love, gratitude, and faith with their little ones.

• A beautiful Florida-themed children's book that highlights iconic landmarks and scenery—including the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum, Kennedy Space Center, and National Naval Aviation Museum
• Durable board book format designed for babies and toddlers to enjoy
• The perfect gift for baptisms, baby showers, and first birthdays

As the Florida sun goes down,

it's time to go to bed.

But in the time before we sleep,

is when our prayers are said.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781728244396
Publisher:	Sourcebooks
Publication date:	08/01/2021
Series:	My Prayer
Pages:	24
Product dimensions:	6.90(w) x 7.00(h) x 0.50(d)
Age Range:	1 - 4 Years

About the Author

KAREN CALDERON lives in California and has been drawing cute creatures and animals since she was a little girl. When she’s not illustrating, Karen loves spending time in the great outdoors with her dogs. Exploring nature helps her to create new characters. Wherever she goes, her iPad goes too—bringing to life all the cuteness living in her mind!

TREVOR MCCURDIE writes rhymes in the middle of the night and some of them still make sense in the morning! His hope is that by writing about big issues in an entertaining way, children will develop a better understanding of them and start to pull their parents in the right direction. When he’s not rhyming or sleeping, Trevor likes to be outside.