This is a performance poem by popular author Lucy Moore. It is the story of creation told in a style enjoyable and accessible to young children. It is strikingly illustrated by Honor Ayres to capture children's imagination with vivid colours. It subtly plays out important message of looking after the world we live in. An MP3 of the poem performed by the author will be available in 2009. This title is suitable for children ages 5-7 and schools. It is also suitable as a gift for baptism, confirmation Parents, grandparents gift and, Sunday School teachers. This book is a feast of sound and colour, awe and wonder, complete with beautifully detailed illustrations by popular artist, Honor Ayres, with a gatefold and flaps on the final spread. God created a colourful creation, a gift to enjoy, treasure and care for. This is a book to help children see the world that God made as their own responsibility and to play a part in looking after it.

 

There are 24 pages in this book. This book was published 2009 by BRF (The Bible Reading Fellowship) .

Bethan James, a former teacher and youth worker, has written a number of books for children. She lives with her husband and children in a rural part of England. Honor Ayres' first book, A Child's Bible, topped 100, 000 copies in its first printing. Married with three young children, she is actively involved in her church in the south-west of England. Lucy Moore is a professional actor and storyteller. She works for BRF as part of the Barnabas Ministry team. A published writer, performer and creative arts director with a background in teaching languages, she makes use of lively original poetry, mime, storytelling, and a variety of drama workshop activities. Her work with BRF includes sharing the Bible with children through Barnabas RE Days. Lucy is author of The Gospels Unplugged, The Lord's Prayer Unplugged, Topsy Turvy Christmas, Messy Church Messy Church 2 and All-Age Worship all published by BRF. She and her husband, Paul, have two children, Arthur and Judith. They worship at St Wilfrid's, Cowplain in Hampshire, where Paul is the minister.