The Bible Promise Book for Bad Days:Inspiration and Encouragement for Kids by Jean Fischer

• Age Range: 6 - 12 years
• Grade Level: 3 - 4
• Paperback: 192 pages
• Publisher: Barbour Books (February 1, 2019)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 168322843X
• ISBN-13: 978-1683228431

About the Book:

The Perfect Way for Kids to Turn Bad Days Right-Side-Up Again!

For your kids ages 6 and up, this book of Bible promises will encourage their young hearts. Whether they’ve experienced a hard day because they got a bad grade on a test. . .or they got in a fight with their very best friend. . .or they got in trouble from Mom or Dad for making a bad decision. . .this little book will remind them that tomorrow is a new day and that their heavenly Father loves them—no matter what! The Bible Promise Book® for Bad Days is a great way to lift your kids up and build their faith as they come to know and understand the unending love and grace of their heavenly Father.

My Review:

I'm always excited when I find a book written for kids that had a big message, and The Bible Promise Book For Bad Days is my kind of book! First and foremost, the readings address the kinds of situations and feelings that kids really experience. 

Topics range from getting in trouble at home to being bullied at school...or just having a terrible, horrible, very bad day.

I love that the author doesn't talk down to the reader, nor look down on the reader either.  Each scenario is treated as serious and valid, acknowledging the feelings while guiding toward hope.

Then the reader is given a list of verses that directly address the situation or emotion from God's Word and from His point of view.  And don't let the title fool you!  This is a book that can help mom, dad, grandmother, grandfather...the list is endless.

Because, after all, truth is truth no matter what age we are, right?

I'm highly recommending 'The Bible Promise Book for Bad Days' to you!

Until the next read,

Deena

* I was provided a complimentary advanced copy of this book from the author and volunteered for the opportunity to provide an honest, impartial review. I was not required to write a positive review, and all thoughts and opinions I have expressed are entirely my own.