C.S. Lewis
The Boy Who Loved to Ask Big Questions
Illustrator: Elm, Keila
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Kids will see how good questions can lead to a close relationship with Christ as they discover the true story of C.S. Lewis. His love of learning, stories and Jesus led him to create Narnia and write many other beloved books. C.S. Lewis was curious and creative from his earliest days, and this biography walks kids through both fun and formative questions he asked and where they led him. Through engaging storytelling and delightful illustrations, kids will learn about Lewis' famous stories and his friendship with J.R.R. Tolkien, as well as the suffering he faced when loved ones died and when he...
Kids will see how good questions can lead to a close relationship with Christ as they discover the true story of C.S. Lewis. His love of learning, stories and Jesus led him to create Narnia and write many other beloved books. C.S. Lewis was curious and creative from his earliest days, and this biography walks kids through both fun and formative questions he asked and where they led him. Through engaging storytelling and delightful illustrations, kids will learn about Lewis' famous stories and his friendship with J.R.R. Tolkien, as well as the suffering he faced when loved ones died and when he was injured in World War I. Most importantly, kids will hear how C.S. Lewis came to answer questions like "Why does God let bad things happen?" and "Is God even real?" This book is part of the Do Great Things for God series, designed to show kids how God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things. Download free extras such as worksheets to help children interact with the true story and think of ways in which they can also follow God and encourage his people today. This series can be read to young children or enjoyed independently by early readers. The free extras make these stories useful for Sunday school, missions events and more.
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