What do you do when you are the youngest person in the room and nobody wants to hear you?Jeremiah was barely grown when God called him, and the first thing he said back was that he was only a child. He was told to go anyway. He went, and he kept going for about forty years, in a cool silver green olive grove under a pale limestone city wall where almost nobody wanted to listen.Fourteen full-page illustrations follow his working life. One branch of white almond blossom opens before anything else in the year. A potter squashes a spoiled bowl and quietly makes it again. A scroll is destroyed and Jeremiah simply sits down and writes it a second time. A kind man lowers old rags and ropes into a deep well and lifts him out. And when everything looks finished, Jeremiah counts out silver and buys a field, because he believed God would bring his people home.Inside this book: - A simple retelling written for ages 3 to 8, in fresh words- One King James Version verse set apart to remember together- A "Where Are We in the Bible?" page showing where book 24 sits in the 66- Three takeaways and three questions to talk about- Words to Know, and a short prayer- A "Read It Yourself" page of KJV passages for ages 8 to 12Gentle the whole way through. There is nothing frightening on any page, and the hard parts of Jeremiah's life are handled in a sentence, so what a child is left with is a young man who was told he was too small and turned out to be right for forty years.Book 24 of 66 in KJV Bible Adventures for Kids. From Guy Charlie Books, a small, veteran-owned publisher.
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