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Test Of Lionhood
$22.99
The Test of Lionhood is a Christian children’s book written by Kevin Sorbo
BRAVE Books has partnered with renowned actor, Kevin Sorbo, to write The Test of Lionhood, a Christian children’s book that teaches kids about masculinity. Sorbo is well-known for standing up for his Christian, Conservative beliefs in Hollywood. His latest movie release, “Miracle in East Texas,” is coming to theaters October 29, 2023.
In every BRAVE Book, BRAVE partners with people of moral integrity, like Kevin Sorbo, to teach complex Christian and Conservative values.
In Kevin Sorbo’s book The Test of Lionhood, follow along as Lucas’s sister, Chloe, gets poisoned by the night-scorch thorns. It’s all up to Lucas to save the day. Many obstacles stand in his path, but when a legendary lion shows up, Lucas’s world changes. Join Lucas as he learns what it means to be a real lion through lessons like bravery and perseverance. Then, complete the BRAVE Challenge at the end of the book.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781955550468
ISBN10: 1955550468
Kevin Sorbo | Brave Books | Illustrator: Andre Ceolin
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2022
Publisher: Brave Books
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