This devotional was very intriguing to me because my
daughter’s family is fostering two children. With two boys of their own they
could use the flexibility to work around their busy schedules. The colorful border
down the side or across the bottom of the pages will be inviting for the kids
to look at during the devotional time. The multicultural children on the pages
are important since one of the girls is bi-racial. It will comfort to have
different races represented in the book. The memory verses are adaptable and
can be shortened for the younger child. My favorite is the scrapbook and
journaling options. Plenty of chat prompts can promote conversations among the
family members. The bible story connection lasts only two minutes but it brings
in biblical truths that are important for today’s youth. It was insightful of
the author to include a read aloud story concerning children with food
allergies. My niece’s child is usually forgotten because parents bring party
items that she cannot eat. It can be hurtful to be left out. This book has fifty-two
weeks of devotions suited to holidays and seasons. It is not necessary to wait
until New Year’s Day to start the book. Just count the weeks of the calendar
and jump right in. A free PDF of this book was provided by Rose Publishing for
my honest review.
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