Note to Grandparents and others who love children : This is the book (series) to read and share with your young people so they understand Bible stories and get more from God's Word. Introducing the Glops In the early days of the world's creation, God made the animals, and also little creatures known as 'glops.' Glops were imaginary and practically invisible. At first, they lived in the Garden of Eden. As the world changed, so did the glops. They learned to overcome prejudices and fears. Going anywhere was hard for ...
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Note to Grandparents and others who love children : This is the book (series) to read and share with your young people so they understand Bible stories and get more from God's Word. Introducing the Glops In the early days of the world's creation, God made the animals, and also little creatures known as 'glops.' Glops were imaginary and practically invisible. At first, they lived in the Garden of Eden. As the world changed, so did the glops. They learned to overcome prejudices and fears. Going anywhere was hard for glops because they slowly oozed to move. Then, they heard that they had to get to Noah's Ark before the Great Flood. Would they make it? The Story of Glops Series The fictional, shape-shifting glops help the reader stay engaged by voicing the concerns and feelings that are invoked by true Bible stories. They elaborate on important historical facts and traditions. Chief messages throughout the series are that our Father God wants us to know and love Him, He always keeps His promises, He always answers our prayers, and His plans are infinitely better than our own. The Story of Glops series strikes the perfect balance between reality and fantasy in the genre of children's literature. The writing style and photos are appropriate for school-age children giving them opportunities to imagine how life was in Biblical times. There is depth to these stories, but the author presents them in a way that captures the imagination of anyone of any age who reads them. The stories in the Glops series are accurate, accessible, and appropriate. The reading level is good for interested adults to read to younger children and for older children to read for themselves. These books make meaningful additions to any reading list and bookshelf. They may also be used in homeschooling.
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