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Extraordinary - Extraordinary

Jacqueline Brown

Publisher: Falling Dusk Publishing

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Summary

Extraordinary is a charming picture book about God's extraordinary love for each of us. He loves us even when our hair isn't combed, our knees are scraped, and our house is a mess.   
He and His angels see through it all and know we are each Extraordinary!  
The perfect picture book for young children learning about God's love for them. It also shows the beauty of the first three Catholic sacraments: Baptism, Reconciliation, and First Communion. You may also purchase the accompanying coloring book, An Extraordinary Coloring Book, to allow the child in your life to become the illustrator of Extraordinary!
Available since: 05/25/2020.

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