Title: Albert and the Flour Sack: A Story About Elijah’s Visit

Author: Richard Littledale

Publishers: Lion Hudson Ltd

Format: Ebook

Pages: 32

Genres: Picture Book, Non-Fiction, Religious, Childrens

Rating: 4/5

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Release Date: 19th June 2020

Where To Buy: Amazon UK, Amazon USA, Wordery, Book Depository

Summary: A warm-hearted Old Testament Bible story about Joe, who will never forget the day that Elijah came to visit. The cupboards were empty and his mother only had a last bit of flour and a few drops of oil. Sharing their last loaves with Elijah was to change their lives

Thank you so much to NetGalley and Lion Hudson ltd for the e-arc copy to read and review.

Review: What a cute way to share a biblical story with young child.

This was so sweet, I love the way the author created these mice and Albert was able to tell a story of his ancestors that were there during this event in time that related to what they were up too.

The story is told in a fun and cute way, it’s so engaging and comes with beautiful art work showcasing the story. The biblical story is shortened but gets the beautiful message across.

I really enjoyed this story of Joe and his mother and of Elijah arriving at the word of God, the way it was told was really sweet and makes it easy for kids to understand. I also loved the first drawing of the little mice all covered in flour it was so precious.

About Author: Richard Littledale is a Minister, an innovator, and a storyteller. Richard is a regular contributor to Prayer for the Day on BBC Radio 4. The first edition of his children’s book, The Littlest Star, was written, illustrated, designed, printed and placed on sale within three weeks.

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