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Hardcover. Condition: VG. Comb-bound pictorial card covers. Light wear and scuffed rear, else Fine. 60 pages. Illustrated. Scarce. A delightful book for young boys who might not read the Bible avidly, but who, after reading the adventure of Boy Who Changed His Name might want to read the parable of the prodigal son as well as other Bible passages. Bible text is printed immediately after the modern paraphrase for several Bible stories. Format is attractive, illustrations graphic and amusing and many parents will doubtless be glad to put this little book into the hands of their inquiring children who are just discovering that they like to read. Mr. Dignam was an Episcopal clergyman who knows the mind and heart of the very young." - Kirkus Review.
