Lion Book of Two-Minute Parables , livre ebook

Lion Hudson - Elena Pasquali

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Here is a collection of ten of Jesus' most famous stories, retold at a cracking pace ' offering perfect solutions for short storytimes with little ones. Each story is retold in a short, entertaining narrative with quick and quirky illustrations which add to the momentum. The playful feel of the stories is enhanced by join-in labels and speech bubbles, so that little ones can share in the fun. The parables include: The Sower, The Merchant and the Pearl, Building a Tower, The Man Who Could Not Pay, The Rich Fool, The Friend at Midnight, Ten Bridesmaids, The Great Feast, The Runaway Son and The Workers in the Vineyard ' covering all the well-known stories a parent would want their child to know and learn from. In series with The Lion Book of Two-Minute Bible Stories, Bedtime Stories and Animal Stories.

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Philosophie et théologie

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Publié par	Lion Hudson
Date de parution	07 janvier 2013
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9780745968056
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	2 Mo

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The Lion Book of
Parables
Retold by
Elena Pasquali
Illustrated by
Nicola Smee

Contents
The Sower 6
The Merchant and the Pearl 10
Building a Tower 14
The Man Who Could Not Pay 18
The Rich Fool 22
The Friend at Midnight 26
Ten Bridesmaids 30
The Great Feast 34
The Runaway Son 38
The Workers in the Vineyard 42
The Sower
W
hen the crowds came to listen to Jesus, he often told them
stories.
“Once,” he said, “a man went out to sow seeds. Up and down
the field he plodded, flinging handfuls of seeds.
“Some fell on the path. Birds swooped down and ate them.
“Some seeds fell on stony ground. The seeds soon sprouted,
but the roots did not go deep.
“When the sun shone bright and hot, the seedlings drooped.
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The Sower
“Some seeds fell among thorn bushes.
They soon grew, but the plants could not
reach the light. They faded away.
“Other seeds fell on the good brown
earth. They grew and produced a
good harvest.”
peck peck
flop
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