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God Made You Just Right Book Review

A few years ago, a friend asked me to design a graduation card for her daughter who was graduating from middle school. She asked me to include the scripture Jeremiah 29:11 which states "For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." What an empowering message to share with anyone, particularly a child of any age.



God Made You Just Right is a delightfully, illustrated board book which uses this scriptural reference to convey the message of appreciation for individuality. Each of us is beautifully and wonderfully made. The book serves as a reminder that there is no one else like you. Author Jill Roman Lord does a great job using easy to read text coupled with a powerful message for children of all ages.

The Little Old Lady and the Littlest One enjoyed reading God Made You Just Right and we look forward to sharing with our church library.

• Board book: 20 pages
• Publisher: WorthyKids/Ideals (August 9, 2016)

A bright and cheerful reminder that God made each of us special and unique!

Here is a message that every parent will want to share with his or her child: You're brilliantly created and there's no one else like you! With easy-to-understand descriptions and simple, rhyming text, Jill Roman Lord shares the message that God created each of us in just the right way in a manner that even the youngest child will understand. Bright and engaging illustrations from Amy Wummer pair perfectly with the text and enhance the appeal of the book. Ages 2-5.

Learn More: Visit the author’s website: http://www.jillromanlord.com
Buy it: God Made You Just Right is available wherever books are sold including Amazon, Barnes and Noble and Christian Book







Disclosure: I received the book God Made You Just Right in exchange for this review as part of the FirstLook Blog Tour. Visit http://threeboysandanoldlady.blogspot.com/p/contact-us-media-kit-disclosure-policy.html for the full Disclosure policy of Three Boys and an Old Lady blog. .



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