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 For both of my children, music is a part of life.    My daughter has always loved poetic books with a natural rhythm and rhyme.  We turned even the simplest of stories into song without meaning to.  My son, on the other hand, prefers recognizable stories that have familiar rhymes that he might hear at school or at church.  Both of my kids would have loved All Things Bright and Beautiful when they were little!  This beautifully illustrated book is based on the traditional hymn by Cecil Frances Alexander.  The beloved lyrics are made fresh with Katy Hudson’s marvelous artwork.  Just check out this gorgeous hardcover book! 

Whether you’re a naturally sing-song person, or you prefer the songs that you already know, this book is sure to brighten your day. The book is a larger size, so it is lovely to set on top of a bookshelf or changing table. Keep it out where the kids can peruse the pages and explore the scenery.  Let the story inspire you to take a nature walk.  Ask your children to help you make a list of the things that are bright and beautiful in the world around them.  Then celebrate what the Lord has made!

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