Great, but not for tiny ones | Your Special Gift (Max Lucado's Wemmicks)

Only OK, but worth owning | Your Special Gift (Max Lucado's Wemmicks) | Max Lucado

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	• Your Special Gift (Max Lucado's Wemmicks) Max Lucado Crossway Books, 2006 - 32 pages average customer review:based on 7 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Great as a gift!

I love giving this book out for kid birthday gifts. The book promotes good self esteem and morals.

Great, but not for tiny ones

I bought several of these books to read to my first graders. They sat and listened, but the concepts were a bit beyond them. I'd suggest them for 3rd grade and above.

Only OK, but worth owning

I have enjoyed Max Lucado's Wemmick stories for years now and often use the books to begin character discussions in my middle school literature classes. (Every middle school student needs to hear the message of If Only I Had a Green Nose!) That being the case I say with sadness that this new story seems weak compared to the powerful messages of You Are Special and You Are Mine. Worth adding to your collection? Of course. First exposure to Lucado's Wemmicks? Don't start here!

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Your Special Gift Children's book

I love all of this author's books. They are well written. The children's books are well done also.

Wonderful book

We checked out one of Max Lucado's book at the library and my kids just loved it. So we bought them some more in the series of the Wemmicks and they love to hear the stories again and again. The colors and illustrations in the books are outstanding.

One morning the people of Wemmicksville wake up to discover that they?ve all received gifts. Punchinello opens his gift to find a hammer; Lucia receives a paintbrush and set of paints; and Hans, the baker, gets a spoon. Nobody knows who sent the gifts, but each Wemmick receives the perfect gift: Punchinello likes to build, Lucia loves to paint, and Hans enjoys cooking.

When a family of Wemmicks needs help to reach Eli the woodcarver, Punchinello and his friends try to come to their aid. Unfortunately, nothing they do seems to work. Only when they realize that Eli gave them each a special gift are they able to use those gifts to make a difference.

This story will show kids how God has given them a special gift they can use to serve Him.

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