My little guy recently enjoyed a complimentary book we received from BookCrash. While he isn’t old enough to read yet, he was very interested in the story as I read it to him several times. We all tend to brag, even the adults. Reading this book not only made an impression on my son, it convicted my heart to not be so boastful. What made the story was the inclusion of Jesus Christ and prayer within the message. Children aren’t being taught these important parts of faith in most books today.
Each page was packed with color and interesting sea creatures. The characters were cute enough that a series of plush toys should me made, in my opinion. Melissa was my favorite character. Do you want to know which sea creature she was? You must get a copy of the book!
What a Bragger!
children's
About the Book:
Multiple Award–Winning book series helps to build a strong, foundational relationship with Jesus, while teaching love, and compassion for others! Melissa likes to brag that she can swim the fastest, climb the highest, and has the best of everything. Corey finds her crying in the sand box with her broken shovel, the only toy she had. They all chip in treasure coins for her birthday present. Melissa prays, giving thanks to God for her friends, and learns they are more important than all the toys in the sea.
Grab a copy:
![I have spent too long basing my actions on what others [may] think of me. Recently, I completed a study on my worth in Christ. It has changed my thinking and actions incredibly.
Credit to @thedetermineddreamer : Happy Saturday! 🌟 This has always been one of my favorite quotes in the whole wide world! I’m only human so sometimes I get caught up in hoping everyone will like me (or at least not dislike me) but true confidence comes when you realize it’s okay if they don’t. Do you tend to have a meltdown when others don’t like you or have you gotten down the, “I’ll be fine if they don’t,” way of thinking? 😊💛🤷🏼♀️](http://scontent-ort2-2.cdninstagram.com/vp/b49b51d41d24dd625d4f908ac0e57c9c/5C26F2E5/t51.2885-15/sh0.08/e35/c0.134.1080.1080/s640x640/39004878_2261338670768534_2084193568271892480_n.jpg "I have spent too long basing my actions on what others [may] think of me. Recently, I completed a study on my worth in Christ. It has changed my thinking and actions incredibly.
Credit to @thedetermineddreamer : Happy Saturday! 🌟 This has always been one of my favorite quotes in the whole wide world! I’m only human so sometimes I get caught up in hoping everyone will like me (or at least not dislike me) but true confidence comes when you realize it’s okay if they don’t. Do you tend to have a meltdown when others don’t like you or have you gotten down the, “I’ll be fine if they don’t,” way of thinking? 😊💛🤷🏼♀️")
2 Comments
Alice Mills
July 11 at 9:52 amWhat a great idea for a book. Reading is an amazing way to bond and give your child a love of learning early on.
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Erin
July 11 at 9:45 pmMy son that feels like he knows everything and can do anything. He needs this book like yesterday. Thank you for bringing it to my attention!
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