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Otter B Hopeful
$12.99
Otter B Hopeful is the eighth in a series of children’s books that teach young children basic biblical values. In Hopeful, Otter B and his friends plant a garden and discover a bird’s nest with three eggs in it. When the garden doesn’t grow and the eggs don’t hatch right away, Otter B grows discouraged. Mama reminds Otter B about the story of Easter: Jesus’ friends were sad about His death, but God was doing something amazing. Thanks to the Easter story, Otter B learns what it means to be hopeful.
Each book in the series includes a relevant Bible verse and ends with a fun rhyme that reinforces the lesson:
“When things aren’t working out for you
And joy is hard to see,
Have hope, then pray and trust in God.
It’s how you Otter Be!”
2 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9781646070398
ISBN10: 1646070399
Pamela Kennedy | Anne Brady | Illustrator: Aaron Zenz
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: March 2022
Otter B # 8
Publisher: Focus On The Family
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