More Children's Letters to God

Marshall, Eric

UNSPECIFIED VENDOR

Here is the unassuming little book that charmed its way up the bestseller lists and now has over 1.2 million copies in print. This third edition of CHILDREN-S LETTERS TO GOD reveals again the surprising pleasures and provocations of what happens when kids decide to send a letter off to their maker. Whether posing a question, begging a favor, or expressing doubt or joy, these letters are notable for their refreshing directness, unexpected humor, and startling clarity of thought. It-s like seeing the world through a child-s bright eyesóeyes untouched by cynicism, eyes brimming with innocence, wonder, and curiosity.Selection of the Book-of-the-Month Club.

Children's Letters to God

Self-Help

Hample, Stuart

Motivational

Harpercollins/STL

Stuart Ample and Eric Marshall have an unusual gift for listening to children, and for picking out the memorable thought and the unique turn of phrase. They compiled Children's Letters to God, which has 1,110,000 copies in print. And in Grandma, Grandpa and Me, they celebrate what kids have to say about their grandparents. "My grandma gave my mom a very beautiful ring and someday she is going to give it to me and someday I will give it to my daughter. That's the way you make history." --Brooke, 9
 "They never forget your birthday. They never forget what you want. If you feel bad, they know how to make you feel good." --Emily, 9

Grandma, Grandpa and Me: Stuff Kids Tell Us

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Workman Publishing Company

Here is the unassuming little book that charmed its way up the bestseller lists and now has over 1.2 million copies in print. This third edition of CHILDREN-S LETTERS TO GOD reveals again the surprising pleasures and provocations of what happens when kids decide to send a letter off to their maker. Whether posing a question, begging a favor, or expressing doubt or joy, these letters are notable for their refreshing directness, unexpected humor, and startling clarity of thought. It-s like seeing the world through a child-s bright eyesóeyes untouched by cynicism, eyes brimming with innocence, wonder, and curiosity.Selection of the Book-of-the-Month Club.

Children's Books

Religions

A tribute to Mrs. Potts for her invention of the Cold Handle Sad Iron that changed the clothing iron industry. Her invention was so popular that multiple clothing iron producers soon produced their own line(s) of her irons. This book will exhibit the multiple Mrs. Potts' sad iron that exist. Mrs. Mary Florence Potts of Ottumwa, Iowa, (1850/51-1922) received two patents for her "Cold Handle Sad Iron". Her first patent: May 24, 1870, "Doubled Pointed Iron". Her second patent: April 4, 1871, "Cold Handle". Her patents revolutionized clothing iron production in America.

The Mrs. Potts' Sad Iron Collector's Guide

History

lulu.com

heaven and the opposite of heaven angels, devils, saints, and celebrities forever and then what?

Kids Talk About Heaven: How You Get There, and How You Don't

Crown

A collection of questioning, serious, reverent, and humorous letters which children have written to God.

HarperAudio

Colors of Imagination: Color to Stimulate Imagination and Foster Creativity

Independently published

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