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Discover how a young boy's curiosity about his disability leads to a loving, imaginative explanation from his mother, sparking a journey of self-love and empowerment. In God Ran Out of Clay, we follow the story of a lively and inquisitive child, Daniel, whose daily life is a constant exploration. However, one day, a question about his disability surfaced, prompting a heartwarming conversation with his mother. Daniel's mother, with her boundless love and creativity, explained his disability in such a way that it became a catalyst for Daniel to view himself through a lens of self-love and acceptance. This book is a touching narrative that encourages children to embrace their uniqueness and see it not as a hindrance but a gift that makes them who they are. It beautifully illustrates how perception shapes our reality, a lesson we often learn from children who see the world with an unclouded vision. The story of Daniel will surely resonate with young readers, teaching them the value of self-love and the power of perspective, while also reminding adults of these fundamental truths. This is not merely a tale to be read, but a message to be absorbed and carried forward. It paints a vivid picture of the world through the eyes of a child, reminding us all that our perceived limitations can be our greatest strengths when viewed from the right perspective. In conclusion, God Ran Out of Clay is a heartwarming exploration of self-love, acceptance, and the power of perspective that will surely touch the hearts of those who read it. It is a must-read for anyone seeking to inspire a young mind or simply reminding oneself of the beauty and strength found in embracing one's uniqueness. Experience the world through Daniel's eyes and discover a whole new perspective on life and love.

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Jessika Castellanos is a pediatric registered nurse and nursing educator. She grew up in California and comes from a very tight-knit family of five sisters, two nephews, and three nieces. She wrote this book as a tribute to her nephew, Daniel, whose constant strength and perseverance continue to inspire her every day. The challenges a disability can bring are bumpy, but with constant support and love, these children can see how unique and beautiful they are and know that they too can achieve anything they set their minds to.

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