Who Dresses God?

This gentle story is a conversation about God between a mother and child.
Told from the child's perspective, the series of questions and answers in rhyme
introduces young children to the idea of a higher being that can see, hear and speak
without eyes, ears or tongue, and does not live in a house
with roof, walls and locking doors.

'For God's house is this world we share and God is in it everywhere.'

Every parent needs books like these on hand for moments just like this when children ask the questions that are the most difficult to answer. -Marlene Rattigan, Kidz-Fizz-Biz founder

Most mothers will smile in recognition of the moments when they are faced with these meaningful life questions coming from the mouths of babes and I think we all wish that we were this adept at such loving replies. - Gypsy Wulff, Turning Points in Compassion

...exactly the kind of book I would have picked up to read my children when they
were younger...Parents will relate to this because they've all been caught out with
hard questions; children will be drawn to the simple, touching rhymes and
captivating illustrations. I love it and children will too. - Write Note Reviews