Child of Promise

by Becca Price

When a small village is besieged by one setback after another, looming winter threatens to destroy it. Young Agnes is the only one brave enough to climb the mountain to seek wisdom and guidance from the spirits of the mountains.


This elegant story treats the essence of the Season of Light in a
spiritually uplifting, secular manner that will appeal to readers of
all faiths.

82 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 2013

About the author

Becca lives in a small town in SE Michigan, on 10 acres of weeds, swamp, and trees with her husband, 2 children, and 3 cats. She writes fairy tales, fantasy for the younger set.

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Reviews

[Lori · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this little book. I cannot wait to read it to my grandchildren. As you see, the child of promise is in us all. If we work hard and do it with pleasure, good things will come to us. If we see the good in everyone around us as well as within ourselves, we will lead a happy and full life. Each child will be loved and nurtured as if they were the child of promise. What a wonderful story for young and old alike. Keep writing, I will definitely be following you in the future.

[Leah · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was a really cute children's book with a nice uplifting story. Right now it works well as a bedtime or naptime read. In a few years I think it will be good for a early reader (ie no chapters but a longer story with more words than pictures) for my girls.

I received this book for free as a part of the Goodread's First Reads program.

[Audra Lea · Rating 5 out of 5]

My Opinion

I think that the book was a great book. It feels as if you are standing there, watching it all happen. On the other hand,I must say that if you don't like fiction you won't like this book. One last thing I must say is that l so pulled in that when the book was over it felt incomplete,but it was a great book. --Zoe, 8 years old