Good Good Father for Little Ones ~ Children’s Book Review
Good Good Father is a praise song that is performed regularly by our praise and worship team on Sundays – I enjoy it not only because the words point us to Him and His love for us, but it is also easy to sing along to! My daughter loves to sing along when it comes on the radio in the car, too. The words stick in my mind and remind me that God is here – with me – and not far off somewhere in space!
Disclosure: I was not compensated for this post, but was given a free book to review. I am an affiliate of Amazon
I was delighted to find out that this month’s Tommy Nelson resource is a board book based on the song! Good Good Father for Little Ones was written by Chris Tomlin (the performer) and Pat Barrett (one of the writers). It is the story of a little bear who finds out what his King is like. This is a wonderful way to introduce toddlers and preschoolers to the God who loves them and takes care of them.
This is just the type of book I love to read to my daughter while we are snuggling on the couch. Good Good Father for Little Ones would make a beautiful gift for the little ones in your life, too!
Free Printables & Video
Don’t miss the “Family Experience Kit” which includes free printable Bible verse cards, a “Family Conversation Starters” page, and coloring pages! These all match the book and are well worth the ink!!
You are also invited to watch the video trailer for the book below, in which Chris Tomlin talks about writing the book Good Good Father.
Purchase Information
Good Good Father for Little Ones is recommended for children ages 0 through 4, and is available to order at this link.
Currently priced at $6.13 (at the time of this post), the list price of this padded board book is $9.99.
Giveaway
Tommy Nelson publishers has graciously offered one of my readers a copy of Good Good Father for Little Ones. The giveaway is open to U.S. residents and will run through midnight on March 12, 2017. Must be at least 18 years old to enter.
Copyright 2017 Kathryn Depew (except publisher’s image).
Disclosure: I was not compensated for this post, but was given a free book to review. I am an affiliate of Amazon
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