God Is Bigger Than The Boogie Man
$7.99
Reassure little ones that God is bigger than their fears with this comforting board book based on a beloved VeggieTales song.
When the lights go out at bedtime and shadows loom, children tend to let their imaginations run wild, envisioning monsters in every dark corner. This soothing board book proclaims the calming truth that God is always watching over us, and he is bigger and more powerful than any of our fears. Tackling a tough topic with colorful illustrations, beloved characters, and a dash of VeggieTales silliness, this book will help little ones sleep easier at night, secure in the knowledge that God is watching over them.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781546007647
ISBN10: 1546007644
Phil Vischer
Binding: Boards
Published: July 2024
VeggieTales
Publisher: Worthy Publishing
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