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Highlights
- Inspirational tales of remarkable people, especially selected for their appeal and relevance to children aged about 7 to 11.
- 7-11 Years
- 9.1" x 6.1" Paperback
- 224 Pages
- Biography + Autobiography, Religious
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About the Book
Inspirational tales of remarkable people, especially selected for their appeal and relevance to children aged about 7 to 11.Book Synopsis
Inspirational tales of remarkable people, especially selected for their appeal and relevance to children aged about 7 to 11.
The lives of the saints, throughout the ages, have inspired admiration and worship. Stories and legends of these men and women, with their extraordinary devotion to God and humanity, were passed down from generation to generation as inspirational tales for adults.
The stories of these remarkable people provide richly inspiring material for children to read, or listen to. This selection of tales and legends comes from the writer's many years of teaching children, taking into account what young listeners have enjoyed or responded to, and the questions they've asked.
The stories are suitable for children aged between about seven and eleven. The book includes over forty saints, ranging from well-known heroes like St Francis and Joan of Arc, to less known but equally colorful characters from a wide range of periods and places."
About the Author
Siegwart Knijpenga (1935-2022) was born in the Netherlands and attended the Waldorf school in The Hague. He studied for the priesthood at the Seminary of The Christian Community in Stuttgart, Germany and was ordained in 1962. He served congregations in Hamburg and Amsterdam, among others, and was Lenker of The Christian Community in the Netherlands for eight years.