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A Very Thankful Prayer
$9.99
Thank You, God, for autumn! The colorful leaves, crisp air, and cozy snuggles by the fire are the best! Show your child how important it is to see their blessings and express gratitude with A Very Thankful Prayer, a beautiful new board book from bestselling author Bonnie Rickner Jensen.
Help your little one grow gratitude as you join adorable animals thanking God for everyday blessings with this sweet fall-themed board book.
From watching the autumn leaves fall to picking pumpkins from the patch, from sharing a Thanksgiving meal with loved ones to learning how to give–there’s so much to be thankful for! Cultivate a grateful heart in your little one with this thank-you prayer to God, who gives us every good thing.
This read-aloud board book
encourages toddlers and preschoolers to notice all the good things around them;
models how to pray with a thankful heart;
engages young children with simple rhyming text, cute illustrations, and foiled leaves on the cover; and
makes a meaningful low-budget gift for fall and Thanksgiving celebrations.
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