Jesus knows all about being a boy because He was one! Gotta Have God helps young men learn how much He loves them and wants to be the model for their lives. Each age-based book, for boys ages 2-5, ages 6-9, and ages 10-12, includes devotions and activities designed to help boys understand how they can grow to be strong Christian men. Over 100 devotionals in each book.
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Lynn is a state-licensed Clinical Psychologist, educator and best-selling author. Her award-winning literary work has appeared in a variety of publications in the United States and internationally.
Lynn is a best-selling author of children's books, as well as books for adults and articles on a diverse range of subjects.
She makes her home in Michigan with her husband, four children, and a variety of animals--all of which provide a rich and enduring source of subject matter for her writing.
Lynn is a best-selling author of children's books, as well as books for adults and articles on a diverse range of subjects.
She makes her home in Michigan with her husband, four children, and a variety of animals--all of which provide a rich and enduring source of subject matter for her writing.
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This review is from: Gotta Have God: Fun Devotions for Boys: Ages 2-5 (Spiral-bound)
This is a fabulous daily devotions book. It says it is for boys but is 100% appropriate for girls as well. It states for ages 2-5. I disagree with the age range on this title. I have been using it with my son who is 4 1/2 and it is perfect for him. I cannot imagine him at 2 or 3 understanding/comprehending the contents of the devotions. With all of this said, I highly recomend this book for anyone with a 4 or 5 year old. The devotions touch on a different topic each day such as caring, greed, happiness, nature, friendship, etc. It takes me about 10-15 minutes each evening to go through the devotion with my son. This includes a bible verse, short story, and 3 questions they can answer, as well as a prayer and a very short activity. It contains 108 individual lessons. My son absolutely loves this book and our time together. I find him talking about previous devotions often. Any further questions, please feel free to contact me at fourisfabulous@msn.com and note "devotoions book" in the subject on the email. This is a must have for every christian family with a 4 or 5 year old!! Well worth every penny. God bless!
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This review is from: Gotta Have God: Fun Devotions for Boys: Ages 2-5 (Spiral-bound)
We love this book! My ~5 yo son makes sure we read it every night. I'd recommend it for ages 3-5 or 4-5 for comprehension.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Wanted to like it, but didn't,
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This review is from: Gotta Have God: Fun Devotions for Boys: Ages 2-5 (Spiral-bound)
I had purchased the Gotta Have God! for 6-9 year olds for my older boy and loved it, so I was very excited to get this for my 4 year old. I like the format for this series. I think it works great. Everything (Bible verse, devotional, questions, activity) is of an appropriate length and complexity. But the thing that I liked very much about the 6-9 year old book is that it seems to be very God-centered. What I mean by that is that the devotionals (for the most part) all work towards teaching your child something about God. Which is wonderful, since the Bible is a book about God.The 2-5 year old book, on the other hand, is not nearly as good. Most of the lessons seem to deal more with moralism than learning about God. And much of the time, the Bible verse at the beginning has very little to do with the devotional. It's as if the author had a topic in mind, say 'being stubborn', and needed a Bible verse so they just did a word search on 'stubborn' and plopped in the first hit they came up with. I don't like the fact that many of the devotionals could probably be put into a non-Christian publication and fit right in.
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