
The bee who believed she was broken
About this book
At a very young age, little Honey Bee had her wings torn - rendering her flightless. Unable to pollinate flowers like the other honey bees, she feels as though God has abandoned her and wonders if her life has any purpose.Through her honest conversation with God, He reveals to her that she was never abandoned. Through her struggles - she has been fulfilling her purpose all along. Whether it was in helping her first friend, the ladybug, whose shell was cracked and dented, or her last friend in the story, the spider who fell to the ground. It is in these encounters, where she offers hope to the hurting, that God makes known what the enemy meant for evil, He has used for her good - and the good of so many more.One billion children worldwide experience trauma each year. This story is a tribute to them and to the promise of beauty from ashes only found in our loving Savior, Jesus Christ.
Details
| ISBN | 9798892439398 |
| Format | Hardcover |
| Editions | 2 |
| Audience | Children |
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