A Heartwarming Tale of Faith, Rescue, and Redemption 🌿 Lost in fear. Trapped in darkness. Can love lead her home? 🌿
Deep in the shadowy brambles of the forest, a little lamb named Nora shivers in fear, believing she is unworthy of love. Surrounded by wolves who whisper lies, she feels trapped with no escape. But when a kindhearted lamb named Nathaniel hears her cries, he shares the story of a mighty Lion—a protector, a rescuer, a King. The Lion calls each lost sheep by name, offering safety, love, and a home where they truly belong. But will Nora have the courage to trust Him? Or will fear pull her back into the darkness?
✨ There in the Brambles is the second book in the Abide With Me series, following the beloved Here at the Castle. This beautifully illustrated Christian allegory teaches children about faith, redemption, and the power of truth over lies. 📖 A must-read for families who ✔️ Uplifting, faith-based stories ✔️ Timeless lessons of hope and trust ✔️ Stunning illustrations that captivate young readers ✔️ An inspiring adventure that echoes the Good Shepherd’s love 🐑 No one is too lost to be found. Will Nora discover the courage to step into the light? Order your copy today and continue the journey with the Abide With Me series!
We were able to meet Anthony at the north Idaho state fair and bought both books in this series for our kids. They are wonderfully written, beautifully illustrated and share the basics of the great commission for children. As a parent I adore how at the back of the book Anthony has provided a guide to what each character/challenge in the story symbolizes and scriptural backing for each theme. Thank you Anthony!
A beautifully illustrated and rhymed telling of the Good Shepherd Parable
Loved this beautiful story with layers of discussion because of the beautiful illustrations and rhymes telling the story simply butwith a powerful message. This book will be a treasure always on your bookshelf and with your children.
This book follows Nathaniel and his journey with Lion and his learning to be disciple, he introduces Nora, a lost lamb to Lion, a journey from anxious thoughts to learning to be loved and accepted.
This story is a Christian-based book about how Jesus protects those who come to Him. The illustrations are lovely, however, some children may find the wolves a little scary!
This is a lovely rhyming book on abiding. I love that we see the Nathaniel (who was found in the first book) being sent out by the lion to help others. I also love that Nora learns how to abide and when she focuses on the truths from the lion that the lies of the wolves don't seem so scary.