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Frogs Rainy Day Story And Other Fables (Expanded)
$24.99
Teach biblical values to our next generation.
Frog’s Rainy-Day Story and Other Fables includes nine entertaining and colorfully illustrated fables for the whole family. These stories instill important principles from God’s Word and teach children sound values and practical life lessons. It’s an ideal way for parents, grandparents, and Christian educators to instruct the next generation in a biblical worldview and Christian character.
These imaginative tales address topics such as pride and humility, trust and obedience, finding true joy, truth versus lies, selfishness, faith, and wisdom. The lively animal characters in these thought-provoking fables will become fast friends and everyday teachers for children and grandchildren in the home, church, and classroom.
Each story ends with relevant quotes from the culture, which are contrasted with passages from the Bible. There are also discussion questions for each fable that make the book an ideal learning resource for family devotions, home school studies, and Sunday school classes.
*What is Frog to do when the letters he is using to write a story begin marching off the page?
*How will Gander spend his days when an invitation from the king upsets his plans?
*Discover what choices our animal friends make. See what happens next. What would you do?
SKU (ISBN): 9781646071616
ISBN10: 1646071611
Michael Dowling | Illustrator: Sarah Dowling
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: March 2025
Publisher: Focus On The Family
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