Pop the Bubbles

by Gail M Walton

Overview

Pop the Bubbles is a story of hope and the belief that having faith the size of a mustard seed can help you overcome things if you only believe. Pop the Bubbles was written during a pandemic when the author thought of how anxious and confused small children may have been feeling about the world around them. They were forced to wear a mask, remain home, were no longer allowed to play with others, or attend school in person. The book tells the story of a young bunny who goes for a walk in the forest and helps others overcome illness by seeking help from a friend. Who do you think is the hero here? The bunny or the frog? Who does the frog represent? The story is intended to inspire discussions with children regarding God and the belief that he can do all things if you believe in him, even during a pandemic.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798985181203
Publisher:	Melvon
Publication date:	02/27/2022
Pages:	36
Product dimensions:	11.00(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.09(d)
Age Range:	Up to 12 Years

About the Author

Dr. Gail M. Walton has a doctorate in social work and over twenty years of child welfare and child development experience. She has worked tirelessly in the areas of child protection, social justice, womens rights, and Christian ministry, and has been an active volunteer at Elevation Church and local food banks in Charlotte, North Carolina. A native of Massachusetts, Dr. Walton now resides in the beauty of the Carolinas with her husband. She has traveled the world with her husband, loves classical music, and enjoys the art of cake decorating.

Editorial Reviews

5 Stars. When friends come together, they're looking for ways to have fun and enjoy their time in each other's company. During this journey of fellowship, while seeking adventure, anything can happen. One day Bunny wanted his friends to join him on a nature adventure walk. As they began to run, laugh, embrace, and take in their surroundings, the unthinkable happened; some of them got sick. In Pop The Bubbles by Dr. Gail M. Walton, with beautiful illustrations by Nazish Malik, children will learn about hope, friendship, and the importance of asking for help. Bunny didn't know what to do and who to call but as he continued to think about it, Mr. Green, the frog, came to mind. By Mr. Green going into action immediately, he was not only able to save the day but prevented Bunny and his other friends from getting sick as well.

Books like Pop The Bubbles by Dr. Gail M. Walton are critical for children's overall development and cognitive function because they provide your child with an opportunity to see the world in so many other ways. A child's mind is opened up by reading and they can discover new ways of dealing with challenges or problems. This book achieves that. Your child will go on an adventure with Mr. Green as he looks at the problem and takes the necessary steps to find a solution. As is pointed out in the book, what you seek, need, or ask for is sometimes closer than you think. Highly recommended. Enjoy!

Readers' Favorite - Vernita Naylor