Chased by a Rhino and other true stories

About this book

It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men, and the time to start is when they are young. Reading these stories emphasizes the lessons and ethics you want your children to embrace and there is no need to preach - children are smart and get the point straight away. Children relate to these true stories featuring the experiences of other children.These books are highly recommended for the strong ethical principals presented in an engaging way. Children love the stories - and learn the lessons without you having to preach to them. The stories emphasize Christian values, helping children grow into compassionate, honest individuals and responsible citizens. Stories lead to a deeper understanding of the power of prayer and God's love for us. Conrad learns an important lesson in standing firm when making choices while Soren has to learn the hard way about the Golden Rule.Mary Jones worked hard for years to be able to afford the item she really wanted, and valued it for the rest of her life. Her dedication inspires and motivates others, showing that even children can have an enormous impact for good in the world.Anna and Hattie show through their generous gifts that God values a cheerful giver, while Oliver and Liam learn that dishonesty never pays. Children learn best through stories and lessons learned will help shape the moral compass of their lives. Values such as honesty, love for family, obedience, kindness and many more are illustrated in these true stories.This book contains 28 stories, with full color illustrations that your children will love. Great bedtime stories, worship stories or stories for school or church.