When a merchant finds the very best pearl in the world, how far will he go to get it? Will he really sell everything he owns?
Discover just how valuable the Kingdom of Heaven is in The Precious Pearl - a fun rhyming retelling of a classic Bible parable for kids from award-winning author Bob Hartman.
Jesus' tale of the Pearl of Great Price is retold in brilliant, entertaining style in this charming picture book for 3-5 year olds. With Bob Hartman's signature warmth and humour, The Precious Pearl is the perfect way to introduce young children to this beloved Bible story in a way that's easily accessible.
Colourful, quirky illustrations from Mark Beech bring this Bible story book to life, and kids will love to follow along join in with the rhymes. The clear, simple text is ideal for young children just starting to read and for adults to read aloud.
The Precious Pearl is a picture book that will delight children and parents alike and is the perfect follow on from Bob Hartman's Rhyming Bible. It is also a brilliant story time resource for KS1 teachers, Sunday School teachers and those involved in children's ministry. Kids will learn about the parables in a memorable, engaging way, and gain a new understanding of the value of the Kingdom of Heaven.
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Bob Hartman has travelled the world, telling stories, for over twenty-five years. He is also the author of over fifty books for children, including the best-selling Lion Storyteller Bible, The Wolf Who Cried Boy, and You Version's Bible App for Kids. Bob is married to Sue, has two children, Kari and Chris, and three grandchildren, Malachi, Leah and Jacob.
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