Looking for the Lost Sheep (Stories Jesus Told series)

Reviewed by:

G. Connor Salter, Professional Writing alumnus from Taylor University, Upland, IN.

Title:

Looking for the Lost Sheep (Stories Jesus Told series)

Author:

Tim Ladwig

Publisher:

Our Daily Bread Publishing

https://odb.org

Publication Date:

August 4, 2020

Format:

Hardcover

Pages:

32 pages

OVERVIEW

Takes text of the story of the parable of the lost sheep, beginning with the Pharisees grumbling at Jesus and Jesus responding by telling the parable. The text is taken directly from the New International Version of the Bible, with drawings illustrating each scene in the story.

Ladwig creates some lovely artwork for this picture book. By sticking to the original text and only adding slight additions (the shepherd fighting off a wolf, animals playing nearby as Jesus teaches), the book presents the Bible story in a way that will perk children’s visual interests.

A great resource for introduce children to a well-known Bible story.

ASSESSMENT

Rating (1 to 5 stars)

5 stars

Suggested Audience

Parents seeking Bible storybooks for their young kids that utilize the Bible without adapting it too much.

Christian Impact

This book will help many young children gain their first understanding of an important Bible story that shows them Jesus’ love for them.

Note: Parents and kids who enjoy this book may enjoy the previous books in the Stories Jesus Told Series by Tim Ladwig, including The Lost Son Comes Home and Who Is My Neighbor?

A great resource for introduce children to a well-known Bible story.

Stories Jesus Told: Looking for the Lost Sheep


About Glarien

Gabriel Connor Salter is an alumnus of the Professional Writing program at Taylor University in Upland, Indiana. He was born in North Carolina, lived in Germany for most of his childhood and then in Colorado Springs for most of his teenage years. So he finds it difficult to answer the basic question, "Where are you from?" More recently, he has published over 1,4000 articles in various websites and print publications, won an award for local journalism, and published fiction in literary magazines. When he isn't writing something, he reads and feeds his currently untreated addiction to fantasy/sci-fi literature and British comedy.

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