Amara and Joe: Learning to Share: 4

Joy divided is joy doubled!It's Joe's birthday, and there it stands, a shiny new red scooter with a great big bow! Zoom! Zip! Whee!But when Amara asks for a turn, Joe holds the handlebars tight. The scooter is so new. So shiny. So HIS. "Maybe... later," says Joe. But later never seems to come.Then Joe discovers something strange: riding alone isn't much fun at all. The zoom feels slow. The wheel feels small. With a wise story from Grandma about one shared orange and one honest bedtime prayer, Joe learns God's math: joy divided is joy doubled, and that the very best things are the ones we share.Inside this book, children will discover: - A relatable story about how hard sharing can be, especially when something is brand new- Grandma's "one orange" lesson: the shared half always tastes sweeter- Bible verses for little hearts, including Hebrews 13:16 and Acts 20:35- Three friends taking turns, sharing snacks, and filling a give-away box for children in need- The joyful discovery that watching a friend's fun can feel even better than having it- Bonus pages: a prayer for sharing hearts, family discussion questions, memory verses, and a fun drawing activity- Perfect for ages 3-8, this warm watercolor story is ideal for bedtime reading, Sunday school classes, homeschool families, birthday gifts, and every little one learning that open hands hold the most joy.Book 4 in the Amara & Joe series, where two best friends grow in faith, one adventure at a time. Collect them all!