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Book Review: "My Little Prayers"


Book Description

The bestselling My Little® series, with more than 2 million copies sold, is a compact collection of books that will have a big impact on the hearts of your children. My Little Prayers will help you introduce your children to prayer.
My Little Prayers teaches children both classic and modern prayers surrounding subjects such as mealtimes, bedtime, playtime, time with God, and others as well as prayer for times when children are fearful, happy, or sad. New illustrations in the same perfect format for the small hands of your toddlers and preschoolers make My Little Prayers a wonderful gift for a variety of occasions, and it is just the right size to tuck into a birthday gift bag or Easter basket.
Children will learn a big lesson from this little book: that we can talk to God any time we want and that He always listens.
My Review:
The cover has captured my heart, I adore the cute little pictures and the colors the illustrator used.   I am loving this adorable little book that gives some great ideas on how to pray over different areas such as on a birthday or sitting down to eat.   
The book covers these topics:  My Day, My Mealtime, My Bedtime, My Family and Friends, My Feelings, My Special Days, and My Time with God.  Each section is going to be awesome for all ears to here so when they start praying they will have many ideas from this book.  
I think many kids of a wide range of ages can enjoy this book.   My eight year old is reading it to her 5 year old brother and the both have enjoyed this book! 
This book is available at AmazonBarnes and Noble and Christian Book(d0t)click on the bold type for a direct link to purchase or read additional reviews.  This review is also posted at the above retailers. 
Thank you Booklook program for sending me this book in exchange for an honest review.  I wasn't paid for this review and all opinions expressed are 100% mine.  

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