Books with title When I Was Little

“Tell me a story, Daddy… about when God was a little girl.� Susanna’s playful request begins a whimsically profound tale woven between father and daughter. Together they retell the familiar story of creation, but with unexpected twists and insightful turns along the way. The exuberant joy of God’s creative energy sparkles in this tale that honors both interconnection and diversity. Between the gentle wisdom in the text and the beautiful paintings that accompany it, you may never think about God, creation, or yourself in quite the same way.

"When I Was Little (Just Like You)" is the second book by author Brian Ostrowski. Beautifully illustrated by award-winning illustrator Aleksandar Sotirovski, the book outlines the differences between being a kid in the 70s and 80s and being a kid today. The book is a great way to give children a glimpse of what life was like before the Internet, mobile devices, and play dates. A time when arcades, payphones, and roller rinks littered the landscape, and kids spent hours exploring, riding their bikes, and playing in the dirt.

How delightful to see the world through the eyes of a child! Charli and her grandmother walk through a state park where they encounter many Pacific Northwest animals. The little girl imagines that she has actually become each of these creatures in her past. Grandma is doubtful, but by the end of the book, she is able to confirm one of Charli's memories as she tucks her into bed. This read aloud book for young children introduces them to the region's animals and reminds them of the special relationship between grandchildren and grandparents. Enchanting watercolor illustrations enhance the story....

"Tell me a story, Daddy… about when God was a little girl." Susanna's playful request begins a whimsically profound tale woven between father and daughter. Together they retell the familiar story of creation, but with unexpected twists and insightful turns along the way. The exuberant joy of God's creative energy sparkles in this tale that honors both interconnection and diversity. Between the gentle wisdom in the text and the beautiful paintings that accompany it, you may never think about God, creation, or yourself in quite the same way.

How delightful to see the world through the eyes of a child! Charli and her grandmother walk through a state park where they encounter many Pacific Northwest animals. The little girl imagines that she has actually become each of these creatures in her past. Grandma is doubtful, but by the end of the book, she is able to confirm one of Charli's memories as she tucks her into bed. This read aloud book for young children introduces them to the region's animals and reminds them of the special relationship between grandchildren and grandparents. Enchanting watercolor illustrations enhance the story....