Sprout Learns to Pray (Paperback)

Paperback. A worry too big for bedtime. A prayer he doesn't know how to say. And the gentle truth that changes everything: you don't need perfect words to talk to God. Tomorrow is Sprout's first big, brave day - and at bedtime, the worry grows and grows. He's heard he can talk to God about anything. but he doesn't know how. His words feel too small, too messy, too wobbly. Then he remembers something his mama said - "You don't need fancy words. God just loves to hear from you." - and Sprout whispers his very first prayer. The worry doesn't magically disappear. But Sprout feels held, a little less alone, and drifts off knowing he was never alone at all. Sprout Learns to Pray is a warm, non-preachy bedtime story that gently introduces prayer to little hearts - made for the child who freezes at "I don't know what to say," the worrier who needs comfort, and any family looking for a first prayer book that feels welcoming rather than heavy. Written for ages 3 to 7, with soft, cozy illustrations built for snuggling up at bedtime. Inside this book: A tender story about worry, courage, and talking to God, with a gentle, non-transactional message: God listens, God loves you, and you are never aloneSprout's Prayer Corner - simple, hands-on ways to pray together, including the five-finger prayer and a three-step bedtime prayerLittle Words from the Bible - six short, comforting verses in kid-friendly language, plus a page on praying Scripture with your childA fill-in-the-blank prayer your child can make their ownA warm note for grown-ups with practical, gentle tipsA gift-worthy bedtime read for Christian families and grandparents, baptisms and dedications, Easter and Christmas baskets, and Sunday school shelves. Part of the Reading with Sprout: Faith series - gentle stories that help little hearts talk to God, one bedtime at a time. Snuggle up, turn the page, and pray along with Sprout. Goodnight, brave one. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…