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Rain Forest Adventures
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The Amazon Rain Forest. This is the oldest and largest forest in the world. It covers a huge area of South America and has the most varied plant and animal habitat on the planet. When you read this book you will be part of an expedition and adventure into the heart of the rain forest.
Read about the Tree Frog's nest, about the Chameleon who can change it's colour and the very hungry Piranha fish.
Even the Possum can teach a lesson about speaking out for Jesus Christ and the Parasol Ant can show us how not to give up.
There there's the brightly coloured Toucan whose call reminds us that with God we can do anything!
Discover what its like to actually live in the rain forest. Join in the adventures and experience the exciting and dangerous life of a pioneer missionary in South America.
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Great Devotional material for family with a variety of ages. (My house: ages 2,6,8,10,14) I especially like it when God's character is focused on in relationship to a characteristic of an animal because as we review each animal periodically while reading the book I see that my kids were able to remember something about our awesome God. There is not a more important adventure in this life and the life to come. Suggestion: Be sure to ask thought probing questions after the more difficult concepts to be sure your kids are getting the connection between God's creation and the Biblical concept. Don't want them to miss it.
Posted by Sally Sharik,Warsaw at 13:02 on Monday 18 June 2007
