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Title: Og's Ark
Author: Allison Marks, Wayne Marks
Narrator: Book Buddy Digital Media
Format: Unabridged
Length: 8 mins
Language: English
Release date: 04-28-17
Publisher: Lerner Publishing Group
Genres: Kids, Ages 5-7
Publisher's Summary:
Og the giant is so big that no bed is large enough or strong enough to hold him. He never gets a good night's sleep - but all the animals know he has a gentle heart under his groggy grumpiness. Then a man named Noah asks for Og's help, and Og's life changes forever.
Members Reviews:
A Beautiful Little Book for Children
I ordered this for a Christmas toy drive, and think it is a happy, colorful, and satisfying book that small children will love. It tells a story that has a lesson within but is not the least bit preachy, and the illustrations are wonderful. It's good to see new books like this for this age group. This one will leave a warm and fuzzy feeling that is sure to ensure sweet dreams.
Og-Tastic!
This is a great read--my 2 year old son loves it and the story and illustrations are great. We've got a stack of books and he always seems to go for this one. He also enjoys chewing on the edges...I don't know if that's a selling point, but worth mentioning!
A giant with a gentle heart
Og, the King of Bashan is coping with his enormous size. Og, he is the one who is said he survived the Mabul - the big flood - while holding onto the roof. He is a giant with a gentle heart though, who helped Noah to gather the animals, his best friends, to the arch. Aimed to the ages of 3 to 6, this beautifully illustrated book is aimed to help children to learn and understand the difference and diversity of human nature in general. It is also a gentle inspiration to love animals and accept one own's condition and, more importantly, learn how to practice kindness, especially towards those who cannot help themselves. It is simply yet insightfully written and a good book to read as a bedtime story.
Disclaimer: Book offered by the publisher
Kristi's Book Nook
What would you do if you were a giant who just wanted to sleep in a nice cozy bed? Thatâs all Og wanted to do. Og came into the world when God separated the earth from the sky. When he cried forests swayed and when he cooed boulders fell from mountain tops. It took the milk of 100 cows and goats to feed him. It wasnât long before he grew and broke all of the beds that were made for him from the tallest cedar trees. Sleeping on the ground was uncomfortable especially when the animals decided to snuggle up on and around him. One day Noah came to him and told him about the ark he must build. He knew that Og had a way with the animals and he wanted him to gather one male and one female of every kind throughout the land. Once the rains came Og was forced to ride on top of the ark because he was too big to fit inside. And still Og got no sleep. When the rain stopped and the ark was on land Noah asked Og how he could repay him for all of his help. Og replied, âAll I want is a good nightâs sleep in my own bed.â Noah looked up to the heavens and said, âPerhaps God will reward you for your good deed.â Do you think Og got what he wanted?
Authors Allison and Wayne Marks have spun a tale from the biblical character of Og, the King of Bashan. Vivid illustrations by Martina Peluso add a softness to this story making it perfect for bedtime or a read-a-loud in a classroom. Parents, teachers and caregivers will appreciate the biblical references.
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Title: Og's Ark
Author: Allison Marks, Wayne Marks
Narrator: Book Buddy Digital Media
Format: Unabridged
Length: 8 mins
Language: English
Release date: 04-28-17
Publisher: Lerner Publishing Group
Genres: Kids, Ages 5-7
Publisher's Summary:
Og the giant is so big that no bed is large enough or strong enough to hold him. He never gets a good night's sleep - but all the animals know he has a gentle heart under his groggy grumpiness. Then a man named Noah asks for Og's help, and Og's life changes forever.
Members Reviews:
A Beautiful Little Book for Children
I ordered this for a Christmas toy drive, and think it is a happy, colorful, and satisfying book that small children will love. It tells a story that has a lesson within but is not the least bit preachy, and the illustrations are wonderful. It's good to see new books like this for this age group. This one will leave a warm and fuzzy feeling that is sure to ensure sweet dreams.
Og-Tastic!
This is a great read--my 2 year old son loves it and the story and illustrations are great. We've got a stack of books and he always seems to go for this one. He also enjoys chewing on the edges...I don't know if that's a selling point, but worth mentioning!
A giant with a gentle heart
Og, the King of Bashan is coping with his enormous size. Og, he is the one who is said he survived the Mabul - the big flood - while holding onto the roof. He is a giant with a gentle heart though, who helped Noah to gather the animals, his best friends, to the arch. Aimed to the ages of 3 to 6, this beautifully illustrated book is aimed to help children to learn and understand the difference and diversity of human nature in general. It is also a gentle inspiration to love animals and accept one own's condition and, more importantly, learn how to practice kindness, especially towards those who cannot help themselves. It is simply yet insightfully written and a good book to read as a bedtime story.
Disclaimer: Book offered by the publisher
Kristi's Book Nook
What would you do if you were a giant who just wanted to sleep in a nice cozy bed? Thatâs all Og wanted to do. Og came into the world when God separated the earth from the sky. When he cried forests swayed and when he cooed boulders fell from mountain tops. It took the milk of 100 cows and goats to feed him. It wasnât long before he grew and broke all of the beds that were made for him from the tallest cedar trees. Sleeping on the ground was uncomfortable especially when the animals decided to snuggle up on and around him. One day Noah came to him and told him about the ark he must build. He knew that Og had a way with the animals and he wanted him to gather one male and one female of every kind throughout the land. Once the rains came Og was forced to ride on top of the ark because he was too big to fit inside. And still Og got no sleep. When the rain stopped and the ark was on land Noah asked Og how he could repay him for all of his help. Og replied, âAll I want is a good nightâs sleep in my own bed.â Noah looked up to the heavens and said, âPerhaps God will reward you for your good deed.â Do you think Og got what he wanted?
Authors Allison and Wayne Marks have spun a tale from the biblical character of Og, the King of Bashan. Vivid illustrations by Martina Peluso add a softness to this story making it perfect for bedtime or a read-a-loud in a classroom. Parents, teachers and caregivers will appreciate the biblical references.