Book Review from Amazon
ByKara U. on July 6, 2017
The author is serious about helping people embrace their gifts
and be who they were designed to be. Through delicate prose, author Kelssee
Colleen has woven a parable to explain the light cast from the moon, using the
story as an allegory for the readers to bridge to their own life experiences.
But even those too young to fully grasp the significant of the text will be
mesmerized by the cadence of the author’s tone.
Whimsical, elegant and expressive-faced illustrations by Heidi Thompson enhance the story and will appeal to the intended audience—God’s children of all ages.
Whimsical, elegant and expressive-faced illustrations by Heidi Thompson enhance the story and will appeal to the intended audience—God’s children of all ages.
Children will identify with the Little Moon as she strays from the role God
made her especially for… with little reason or temptation beyond sheer
curiosity. The expressions worn by the Little Moon inspire inquisitiveness and
empathy in children. However, this book will also make a great gift to a
high-school or college-aged young person due to the subdued “Prodigal Son”
theme.
To all potential readers: this book is a cozy reminder of the source of the moon’s light on nights when we feel alone in the darkness.
To all potential readers: this book is a cozy reminder of the source of the moon’s light on nights when we feel alone in the darkness.
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