About the Author:
Many years have passed since Laura used to make her own books with Manila paper, mucilage, and crayons. Nowadays her books look much more professional, but the process of creating them is as much fun as it always was! In her writing, Laura draws upon her background in Classics, theology and biblical studies, as well as her long-standing interest in ancient history, folklore, mythology, and science. Her books are meant to teach and to entertain, but most of all, to encourage children to wonder about the world and to ask really big questions.Laura's books include: Is That Story True? (CopperHouse, 2010); Jesse's Surprise Gift (CopperHouse, 2012); Mira and the Big Story (Skinner House, 2012); Victor's Pink Pyjamas (CopperHouse, 2013); How Do I Pray for Grandpa? (CopperHouse, 2014); Make Room: A Child's Guide to Lent and Easter (Paraclete Press, 2016).
Ann Sheng is a tireless learner who aspires to become a doctor, scientist and world traveller. A Canadian born and raised in China, she is currently completing her MD in Boston. In her spare time, she enjoys cooking, reading, painting, badminton and listening to podcasts.
Her artworks are featured in Augur Magazine, as well as several publications from the University of Toronto
Ann Sheng is a tireless learner who aspires to become a doctor, scientist and world traveller. A Canadian born and raised in China, she is currently completing her MD in Boston. In her spare time, she enjoys cooking, reading, painting, badminton and listening to podcasts.
Her artworks are featured in Augur Magazine, as well as several publications from the University of Toronto
Review:
Words sing, dance, and swirl across the page, drawing us in, feeding our imaginative spirits, and igniting wonder and questions. Laura Alary moves amongst the spaces, the gaps between the words, what is not written in the sacred texts, and weaves historical research, scholarly interpretation, and progressive theology into the fabric of life of a people of God, and we find our stories in the stories of long ago. Along the way, we encounter the mystery we call God. Ann Sheng's wonderful illustrations are a perfect companion to this storybook for all ages. --Susan Burt
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