Books in Sprout Growing with God series

What’s a Friend to Do?Sprout and Twig are late for school, so Twig ignores their teacher’s instructions and takes a shortcut. When his friend doesn’t show up in time for class, Sprout lies to their teacher about what happened. But as time passes and Twig still doesn’t come, Sprout grows worried. Should he tell the truth, even if it means his friend will get in trouble for disobeying?This lively adventure teaches children ages 4 to 7 the importance of always telling the truth and helps them remember that rules are made for a reason.Seeds of Faith for a Lifetime of Growth The earliest years of childhood provide fertile soil for seeds of faith, and the captivating Seedling and Sprout series offers the perfect way to introduce toddlers and preschoolers to the God who created their wonder-filled world. Each book is artfully designed with vibrant, contemporary illustrations and communicates vital truths that nurture young faith.

The earliest years of childhood provide fertile soil for planting important truths, and the engaging new Seedling and Sprout series offers the perfect way to introduce toddlers and preschoolers to the concepts that will shape their values. Artfully designed with vibrant, full-color, contemporary illustrations, each book features either the character of Seedling, who embodies the characteristic energy of children 3 and under, or the slightly older Sprout, whose questions and interests reflect the understanding of children ages 4 to 6. Simple yet captivating rhymes and delightful illustrations bring to life sixteen favorite Bible stories about Creation, Noah, the boy-hero David, the birth of Jesus, the first Easter, and more. This unique Bible storybook includes simple interactive exercises to guide parents in helping the truths of God’s Word take root in their child’s heart.

What Can Make a Bad Day Better?Sprout is bored, so he’s eager to accept an invitation to play at Twig’s house. When Sprout’s mom says no, his day turns dark and dreary–and his disappointment erupts into angry words. As he storms off to his room, Sprout feels like the whole world has turned against him, and now Mom is sad too. Can Sprout do anything to turn their frowns upside down? Young children ages 4 to 7 will identify with Sprout’s disappointment when things don’t go his way, and they’ll learn along with him as he discovers the power of words.

The earliest years of childhood provide fertile soil for planting important truths, and the engaging new Seedling and Sprout series offers the perfect way to introduce toddlers and preschoolers to the concepts that will shape their values. Artfully designed with vibrant, full-color, contemporary illustrations, each book features either the character of Seedling, who embodies the characteristic energy of children 3 and under, or the slightly older Sprout, whose questions and interests reflect the understanding of children ages 4 to 6. Simple yet captivating rhymes and delightful illustrations bring to life sixteen favorite Bible stories about Creation, Noah, the boy-hero David, the birth of Jesus, the first Easter, and more. This unique Bible storybook includes simple interactive exercises to guide parents in helping the truths of God’s Word take root in their child’s heart.

What Can Make a Bad Day Better?Sprout is bored, so he’s eager to accept an invitation to play at Twig’s house. When Sprout’s mom says no, his day turns dark and dreary–and his disappointment erupts into angry words. As he storms off to his room, Sprout feels like the whole world has turned against him, and now Mom is sad too. Can Sprout do anything to turn their frowns upside down? Young children ages 4 to 7 will identify with Sprout’s disappointment when things don’t go his way, and they’ll learn along with him as he discovers the power of words.

What’s a Friend to Do?Sprout and Twig are late for school, so Twig ignores their teacher’s instructions and takes a shortcut. When his friend doesn’t show up in time for class, Sprout lies to their teacher about what happened. But as time passes and Twig still doesn’t come, Sprout grows worried. Should he tell the truth, even if it means his friend will get in trouble for disobeying?This lively adventure teaches children ages 4 to 7 the importance of always telling the truth and helps them remember that rules are made for a reason.Seeds of Faith for a Lifetime of Growth The earliest years of childhood provide fertile soil for seeds of faith, and the captivating Seedling and Sprout series offers the perfect way to introduce toddlers and preschoolers to the God who created their wonder-filled world. Each book is artfully designed with vibrant, contemporary illustrations and communicates vital truths that nurture young faith.

No Need to Fear; God Is NearSeedling is anxious about his overnight visit to Grandma’s house–but he remembers that he and Mommy asked God to take care of him. And soon a fun-packed evening of fort building, sock skating, and super duper ice cream sundaes melts his worries away.Filled with delightful illustrations, this rhyming story reminds children that God hears their prayers and can take care of them, no matter where they are.Seeds of Faith for a Lifetime of Growth The earliest years of childhood provide fertile soil for seeds of faith, and the captivating Seedling and Sprout series offers the perfect way to introduce toddlers and preschoolers to the God who created their wonder-filled world. Each book is artfully designed with vibrant, contemporary illustrations and communicates vital truths that nurture young faith.

Seedling, Won’t You Share?Rosybud has come to Seedling’s house for a play date, but he isn’t so sure he wants her to play with his toys. He holds tight to his teddy bear, coloring books, and bright red ball. Soon Seedling finds himself all alone–and keeping everything for himself doesn’t seem nearly as much fun as sharing and playing with his friend.Children and parents alike will delight in this whimsical rhyming story that teaches a gentle lesson about generosity.Perfect for children ages 0 to 3.

Peek-a-Boo, Where Are You?When a soft and furry kitten comes to live with him, Seedling is thrilled. But his excited squeezes frighten the kitten into hiding, so Seedling searches through the house for his beloved pet, calling out “Peek-a-boo, I’ll find you.” This charming story in rhyme captures a child’s delight in playing with animals while teaching the importance of showing love in gentle ways.Seeds of Faith for a Lifetime of Growth The earliest years of childhood provide fertile soil for seeds of faith, and the captivating Seedling and Sprout series offers the perfect way to introduce toddlers and preschoolers to the God who created their wonder-filled world. Each book is artfully designed with vibrant, contemporary illustrations and communicates vital truths that nurture young faith.

No Need to Fear; God Is NearSeedling is anxious about his overnight visit to Grandma’s house–but he remembers that he and Mommy asked God to take care of him. And soon a fun-packed evening of fort building, sock skating, and super duper ice cream sundaes melts his worries away.Filled with delightful illustrations, this rhyming story reminds children that God hears their prayers and can take care of them, no matter where they are.Seeds of Faith for a Lifetime of Growth The earliest years of childhood provide fertile soil for seeds of faith, and the captivating Seedling and Sprout series offers the perfect way to introduce toddlers and preschoolers to the God who created their wonder-filled world. Each book is artfully designed with vibrant, contemporary illustrations and communicates vital truths that nurture young faith.

Seedling, Won’t You Share?Rosybud has come to Seedling’s house for a play date, but he isn’t so sure he wants her to play with his toys. He holds tight to his teddy bear, coloring books, and bright red ball. Soon Seedling finds himself all alone–and keeping everything for himself doesn’t seem nearly as much fun as sharing and playing with his friend.Children and parents alike will delight in this whimsical rhyming story that teaches a gentle lesson about generosity.Perfect for children ages 0 to 3.