God Made The World
$13.99
Charming illustrations help infants and toddlers discover God’s natural world, from dolphins to foxes to kittens! This squishy fabric book features crinkle cloth for sensory development and hours of baby fun. God Made the World also includes a child-safety mirror so baby can see herself and know she’s a part of God’s design.
For parents, a Velcro closure keeps the book shut, and a hanging tab can attach the book to a stroller, purse, or toy so it can go wherever they do. It comes packaged in a bag to keep it clean and includes a header card for easy hanging display.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780825445200
ISBN10: 0825445205
Debbie Rivers-Moore | Illustrator: Emma Haines
Binding: Other
Published: August 2017
Bible Babies
Publisher: Kregel Publications
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