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Christian Short Stories for Children

A Sunny Tomorrow - A Collection of Christian Short Stories for Children
By: Author Theresa Franklin
ISBN # 978-1-61739-773-8
Review Date: July 3rd 2011
Reviewed by: Christian Book Reviews
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A Sunny Tomorrow by Author, Theresa Franklin, is a collection of delightful short stories written for young children. This endearing collection has nineteen short stories in all. Each story deals with a different subject. The author truly captures the heart and mind of the child in each story. Additionally, this author is known for identifying with children’s feelings within each subject and especially when dealing with difficult subjects such as divorce, adoption, having a parent with special needs or dealing with the loss of a parent.

Included in this entertaining collection are more humorous stories that deal with much lighter subjects such as grandmas, tasting something to eat before you decide you don’t like it and how a lovely blue flower called a bluebonnet grows or how to be superhero. Each story is entertaining and enchanting for children of young ages to sit and listen to. I found myself chuckling at some of the tales, as the author really knows how a kid thinks. My six year old was quite enchanted and kept saying, “That’s true, that’s what I think.”

Other thoughtful writings are written for comfort, such as Sometimes You Need a Shoulder and Mommy Doesn’t Cry Anymore or Daddy, I’m Scared. Other stories included are simply written for humor and entertainment, like Jolene the Pig or Brent and Dad Go Fishing. No matter which story you choose, you can be sure your children will be thoroughly entertained and will be asking you to read more and more.

“A Delightful Read”

A Sunny Tomorrow by Theresa Franklin
10.0 stars on a scale of 10.0
Reviewed by: Christian Book Reviews

Reaching Out To The Children Of The World

There are millions of them. Children that are homeless, hungry, and that are in need of medical attention. From the streets of communities right here in America to the nations of the world. They are there, in need and hurting. Some might say, it's not our problem. Some might say, we could never make a difference. Yet there they are, by the millions.

I have been involved in ministry for over 14 years now and I've come to know and love many ministries around the world. However of all of them, there is one that has always touched my heart. Feed The Children. If you've never heard of Feed The Children or seen their web site, you should. Just visit feedthechildren.org