Just as the name implies, it shows through beautiful illustrations and simple text how different children throughout the world believe in Jesus, even if they are baptized in different places,
or read their scriptures and pray in different languages
each child is special and loved of God.
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I would like to visit Denmark to see where my ancestors are from.
ReplyDeleteI'm new to your blog and just love it. I'm a new homeschooling mom and have found your experience and knowledge uplifting and refreshing. We would love to win this book! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteMy Girls would love this book! They love going on lds.org and listening on the Friend website about kids, just like them, all over the world! Thanks for sharing this new book!
ReplyDeleteI would love to return to Ecuador- where I served my mission and take my family with me!
ReplyDeleteI want to go back to Guatemala. I served a 2 week medical mission when I was 17 and I fell in love with the country. I would also like to visit Australia because my brother is on his mission there and I MISS HIM SO BAD.
ReplyDeleteAnd of course my number one answer is always England, because I love it and miss it every day.
Do I have to pick one???? Brasil, because I served my mission there. England/Scotland because my family is from there and they have a LOT of cool places I'd love to visit. Australia...for funsies. China so I can eat some seriously delicious food.
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to visit Australia, but I'd love to visit any European country as well. :)
ReplyDeleteI really want to visit England with my husband. I am ready to check out the castles and manor houses! Downton Abbey, here I come!
ReplyDeleteI just want to go to Israel! I wonder if it will ever happen in my lifetime :/ 2nd would be India - hubby served his mission there.
ReplyDeleteEcuador. I am from Ecuador and I'd love to visit as often I could with my family!
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit Italy or France.
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit Vietnam. Vietnamese food has become my recent favorite food and I'd love to go see where it came from.
ReplyDeleteI would like to visit Wales and spend some time exploring the area.
ReplyDeleteI love that art work. My kids would love to read that on sunday. I need to collect more sunday books to read.
ReplyDeleteI would love to go back to Russia with my husband where he served his mission. Then a quick little zip over to Sweeden whewre we both have ancestors!
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit England with my family. I've been there once, but my family hasn't.
ReplyDeleteI would like to visit Scotland.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to go to Italy some day with my husband (that was where he served his mission).
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a really great book. I would love to read to my kids and I would love to visit Germany.
ReplyDeleteI love the illustrations in the book! I really want to visit Ireland. :) By the way I love your new look. :)
ReplyDeleteMmmm so many countries .. I'd love to visit Europe again. There are just too many places I've missed!! And the Holy land/Egypt area.
ReplyDeleteEurope, Australia, they would be dreams. Practically, Canada with Prince Edward Island in specific. Anne of Green Gables is my all time favorite book and I would love to see and stay where it was set.
ReplyDeleteI would like to visit Ireland or Germany.
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit Italy again... but this time with my husband, who served his mission there!
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ReplyDeleteI would love to go to France again. :D
ReplyDeleteI've been thinking lately of moving my family to Europe. . . Great idea right? There is a Craig Stapley in my ward. I just e-mailed my friend to ask if it's her husband!
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit Italy!
ReplyDeleteMy ancestors were peasants from Italy. I would love to walk the streets they walked.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the give-a-away, it looks like a wonderful book. I love reading your blog.
I'm learning Italian so I'd love to go to Italy!
ReplyDeleteSo many places: Great Britain, Japan, Jeruselum
ReplyDeleteFirst place to visit would be Jeruselum and then Russia, after that Denmark, England and France. I would also like to visit parts of South America.
ReplyDeleteI love this book! My girls would also love this book.
I have always wanted to visit Ireland... where my roots are.
ReplyDeleteI would love a tour of Europe. I can't narrow it down since there are so many great places...Rome, Paris, London, etc, etc.
ReplyDeleteIreland for sure! Switzerland....Greece....oh soo many places!
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit Ireland and Scotland to learn about my ancestors!
ReplyDeleteI would love to go to Ireland to see were my ancestors came from, see all the gorgeous green landscape and hear the brogue.
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DeleteSpain for me, Italy for my hubs. (he's 100% Italian but born in the U.S.)
ReplyDeleteI would like to visit South Korea because that is where my husband served his mission and I would love to see where he was for 2 years. And I think I'd like to go to England also.
ReplyDeleteI really want to go back to Scotland where I went on my mission.
ReplyDeleteEngland, Scotland, Australia, but I would even be happy with the national parks and historical sites here in the United States...I don't get the opportunity to travel much as it is...
ReplyDeleteBack to Australia for me! But I've really been wanting to go to Hawaii lately (even though that's still the U.S.)
ReplyDeleteI would like to visit France. Most likely our next trip will be California so our boys can visit Legoland :)
ReplyDeleteI love the United States of America, there are so many wonderful places and so much history n this nation that really, I would be content if I never left the USA however, if I had to choose another country I suppose it would be Israel because I would love to go to Jerusalem.
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