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Wednesday, 31 August 2011

Jungle Doctor's Fables by Paul White

Click to look inside the book.
There was once a monkey who didn't believe in crocodiles - but that didn't make any difference when he met one in the middle of the night on the banks of the Great River. There was another monkey who tried to pull himself out of a bog by his whiskers; all that was left of him was two small bubbles on top of the mud. And as for the snake who thought he could steal the egg of Kuku the hen without being found out - well, he couldn't say that his wife hadn't warned him in plenty of time!

Stories which teach children the gospel and Bible truths in a fun way. Messages include: the Bible is God's mirror for our lives and need to be used; the Lord Jesus is the only way to the Father; don't deceive yourself- sin is dangerous; little sins become big sins; you can't pretend to be a Christian.

Fiction.
Reading level: Read to 5-7; Read myself 7-11
Paperback.
Pages: 95 
Size: 130 x 199mm
Christian Focus Publications.
Bible Version: author's paraphrase or The New Testament in Modern English




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  1. Clara7 October 2011 at 21:01

    My children absolutely LOVE these Jungle Doctor books. They started reading them when they were 4 and 5 years old and have read them over and over!

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