Review of I Wonder Why It's Christmas
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Re: Review of I Wonder Why It's Christmas
I absolutely love this because it’s so true, for kids and adults alike. Being able to not just absorb something, but KNOW it will always make all the difference. That is how you develop a genuine understanding of anything. This book may actually make for a nice gift to some educators I personally know, so I’ll have to keep it in mind when the holiday season rolls back around.I love that the author sometimes poses questions to the readers. For instance, "What animal is Mary riding on?" "How many stars can you spot in the sky?" "What is the name of Mary and Joseph's son?" This will help children not only "read" the story but "know" it.
Congratulations & many blessings to the author on BOTD!
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It's wonderful to read the text that explains the true naivety and the lovely "old school" drawings. Though I'm not really religious, it's good to see a return to the traditional principles of Christmas because it has become a commercial and irreligious gimmick.
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Thank you.
A wonderful way of elaborating on what Christmas means, and the purpose behind it, aligned with the Christian faith.
This book sounds wonderful for young Christian children in particular as it also reinforces the Bible scriptures, in terms of Jesus's birth.
This can also be wonderful for non-Christian children who are keen to learn the biblical insight to this celebration. It is a lovely addition to incorporate illustrations that correspond with the narrative.
Congratulations to the author!!
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A book with illustrations is so attractive, and children love attractive things. The reviewer, as mentioned, "Not to'read' but to 'know'" clearly says this book is so good and Christmas feels so special. Reading this refreshes our childhood memories.
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