M Is for Manger

Author:   Crystal Bowman ,  Teri McKinley ,  Claire Keay
Publisher:   Tyndale House Publishers
ISBN:  

9781496420046


Pages:   32
Publication Date:   01 October 2016
Recommended Age:   From 4 to 6 years
Format:   Board book
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Travel through the alphabet with this adorable rhyming storybook that tells the story of Jesus birth. Sneak peek: Mary gently wrapped her son, then rested in the shed. She placed the newborn Savior in a MANGER for his bed. As little ones turn the pages and follow the letters of the alphabet, the events surrounding the birth of Jesus unfold before their eyes. The Nativity story is told in chronological order, helping young minds understand how and where Christ was born. They will learn why Joseph and Mary had to go to Bethlehem and how so many of the events of Jesus birth fulfilled prophecies in the Bible. A family favorite, this sweet holiday book features: Bible verses so readers will know where the events or prophecies can be found in Scripture Charming artwork in a soothing color palette Rhyming couplets that explain the Advent story in a kid-friendly way Beautifully illustrated and written, this ABC book will be a classic for parents to read aloud to their children every Christmas season.

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Author:   Crystal Bowman ,  Teri McKinley ,  Claire Keay
Publisher:   Tyndale House Publishers
Imprint:   Tyndale House Publishers
Dimensions:   Width: 20.30cm , Height: 2.50cm , Length: 20.30cm
Weight:   0.522kg
ISBN:  

9781496420046


ISBN 10:   1496420047
Pages:   32
Publication Date:   01 October 2016
Recommended Age:   From 4 to 6 years
Audience:   Children/juvenile ,  Children / Juvenile
Format:   Board book
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   Available To Order   Availability explained
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In this Christmas abecedary, Bowman and McKinley use sturdy rhymed couplets, accompanied by Biblical quotes and citations, to retell the nativity story both chronologically and alphabetically. On left-hand pages framed by tidy botanical borders, Keay paints large capital letters and the people or events discussed (Joseph takes a hammer to the letter C on an early page); Bowman's rhymes and Bible verses appear opposite ( A carpenter named Joseph/ chose Mary for his wife./ The news that Mary told him/ would soon change Joseph's life ). Concrete, nativity-specific words (inn, manger, wise men) share space with terms (king, ruler, savior) that emphasize Jesus' role: Though he was just a baby, / he was born to be a king./ Jesus will reign forever, / and heaven and earth will sing! Doll-like characterizations and a soft pastel palette bolster this soothing introduction to the story of Jesus' birth.--Publishers Weekly


"In this Christmas abecedary, Bowman and McKinley use sturdy rhymed couplets, accompanied by Biblical quotes and citations, to retell the nativity story both chronologically and alphabetically. On left-hand pages framed by tidy botanical borders, Keay paints large capital letters and the people or events discussed (Joseph takes a hammer to the letter C on an early page); Bowman's rhymes and Bible verses appear opposite (""A carpenter named Joseph/ chose Mary for his wife./ The news that Mary told him/ would soon change Joseph's life""). Concrete, nativity-specific words (inn, manger, wise men) share space with terms (king, ruler, savior) that emphasize Jesus' role: ""Though he was just a baby, / he was born to be a king./ Jesus will reign forever, / and heaven and earth will sing!"" Doll-like characterizations and a soft pastel palette bolster this soothing introduction to the story of Jesus' birth.--Publishers Weekly"


In this Christmas abecedary, Bowman and McKinley use sturdy rhymed couplets, accompanied by Biblical quotes and citations, to retell the nativity story both chronologically and alphabetically. On left-hand pages framed by tidy botanical borders, Keay paints large capital letters and the people or events discussed (Joseph takes a hammer to the letter C on an early page); Bowman's rhymes and Bible verses appear opposite (""A carpenter named Joseph/ chose Mary for his wife./ The news that Mary told him/ would soon change Joseph's life""). Concrete, nativity-specific words (inn, manger, wise men) share space with terms (king, ruler, savior) that emphasize Jesus' role: ""Though he was just a baby, / he was born to be a king./ Jesus will reign forever, / and heaven and earth will sing!"" Doll-like characterizations and a soft pastel palette bolster this soothing introduction to the story of Jesus' birth.--Publishers Weekly


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