EXPERIENCE CHRISTMAS THROUGH THE INSPIRING STORY OF A CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENT.
This kids Christmas book helps you see the holidays through the eyes of a tree decoration. Fluffy, a handmade ornament, wants to hang by the tree star and climb higher on the tree. On his journey up the tree the snowman faces many setbacks:
Hurtful words and criticism
Loneliness, fear, and disappointment
Pain from being broken apart
When Fluffy finally gets to the tree top, he learns new things about himself as he turns his gaze to the baby Jesus sleeping in the manger. In his transforming journey, the broken snowman learns about the meaning and purpose in his life challenges.
In this inspirational holiday children’s picture book, you and your youngster will learn:
To see the opportunities in life’s obstacles.
How setbacks can work out for a higher purpose.
To put criticism, conflict, and bullies in perspective.
To have courage when facing difficulties.
For many people, the holidays brings loneliness, regret, and anxiousness. This kid’s Christmas book may be for you or a loved one if your looking for:
An inspirational read aloud for parents and children
An encouraging kids gift for Christmas
A picture book helping readers look beyond their life challenges and experience transformation.
The illustrations in this children’s Christmas tree book were hand drawn by Kara Bazley. Dr. Chuck, the author, is a practicing surgeon who has walked alongside people in their most challenging life experiences. He is the host of Spoonful of Courage TV.
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Targeted Age Group:: Preschool to 12
What Inspired You to Write Your Book?
I'm Dr. Chuck, a father of five fabulous kids and a practicing surgeon in Texas. I love telling stories to my kids (and hopefully some grandkids soon). I've learned lots from my wife, Joanna, who loves reading bedtime stories. I guess, her example rubbed off on me.
Christmastime, for many, is a season full of regrets and loneliness. This book is a way to encourage–both children and their readers–to see the opportunities their life obstacles bring. In this story, Fluffy learned to look beyond himself, see the bigger picture, and give what he could to the baby resting in the manger. And I think that's pretty good way for us to move forward in our life challenges.
I've learned from my patients through the years walking with them in their dark times. I've noticed the ones who thrive in their challenges are the ones who shift their focus off themselves. As a Christian, there's no better way to focus off ourselves than think about the baby in the manager.
This book serves to remind those who are hurting they can give what they have–to God and others–and experience purpose and meaning.
This is my second "real" children's book. The first, Climbing the Upside Down Tree, is about a story I heard while in Africa. It was illustrated by my oldest daughter, Georgia. It touches on unconditional love and performance which flows from relationship.
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