Duncan the donkey feels pretty useless. He's getting to an age where all his friends have important jobs, but he doesn't. And it's at the moment when Duncan is at his lowest that the King comes into his life. And Duncan gets one of the most important jobs in the world--carrying this new King into Jerusalem. The story uses disarming humor to teach kids that God has a unique job for each of them. Favorite Bible stories told from a new perspective Kids and animals go hand-in-hand--this series plays on that connectiveness Engaging humor for both kids and adultsDemonstrates that God can use you no matter how big or small, important or seemingly unimportant
This is Book 2 in the God Can Use Me Series. See all God Can Use Me books here.
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Dan Taylor has always had a passion for illustration and, since graduating with an illustration degree, has been working for many years as a freelance artist. Dan works in a number of different forms, including traditional painting techniques combined with digital. He drinks tea by the gallon and lives with a mischievous little dog called Bertie. His other t
More about Dan TaylorDan Taylor grew up with parents who gave him and his siblings the paper, pencils, and pens to create, and then loved everything they made. Today Dan writes greeting cards full time. Damon J. Taylor earned his degree from the American Academy of Art in Chicago, Illinois. The Child Sockology series is based on the family experiences of Damon, his wife, Bridget
More about Damon J TaylorDan Taylor grew up with parents who gave him and his siblings the paper, pencils, and pens to create, and then loved everything they made. Today Dan writes greeting cards full time. Damon J. Taylor earned his degree from the American Academy of Art in Chicago, Illinois. The Child Sockology series is based on the family experiences of Damon, his wife, Bridget
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