A little chickadee wonders how to fly like a bird in this well-illustrated picture book from Spain. The post Fly Like a Bird by Olga Ptashnik appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

This gentle picture book invites young children to consider the birds … and then consider how much God cares for his people, too. The post Consider the Birds by Jennifer Grant appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

In An American Immigrant, twenty-five year old Melanie makes a pilgrimage to Colombia and discovers more about both herself and her mother, who came to American from Colombia when she was a young woman. The post An American Immigrant by Johanna Rojas Vann appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Sweet illustrations and cheerful text introduce readers to our friendly farmhouse. The post Our Friendly Farmhouse by Melissa Ferguson appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

So much of God’s creation is wonderfully, marvelously brown, including people! The post *Wonderfully, Marvelously Brown by Xochitl Dixon appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

God created this world to be full of color. Have you ever wondered what color is God’s love? The post What Color Is God’s Love? by Xochitl Dixon appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Natalie Babbitt’s Tuck Everlasting: The Graphic Novel, is an excellent visual presentation of a classic story. The post *Natalie Babbitt’s Tuck Everlasting: The Graphic Novel adapted by K. Woodman-Maynard appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Ribbit! The Truth about Frogs is an engaging nonfiction picture book that answers lots of good questions and helps the reader admire these fascinating amphibians. The post *Ribbit! The Truth About Frogs by Annette Whipple appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

A big change happened for Wallace, the whale, and his mama. It’s scary, but God is with them. The post *A Big Change Happened by Darby Strickland appeared first on Redeemed Reader.

Imagine Hansel and Gretel told by a best-selling writer of horror fiction. Does it work? The post Hansel and Gretel: An Analysis appeared first on Redeemed Reader.