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Title: The Little Rose with a Soul
Author: Dalia G Chavez, Rita A Perea
Narrator: Lisa Herrera, Lacy Endris
Format: Unabridged
Length: 23 mins
Language: English
Release date: 03-09-17
Publisher: Dale Chavez-Griego
Genres: Fiction, Religious & Inspirational
Publisher's Summary:
The Little Rose with a Soul is a children's book and is based on a true love story which brought about true miraculous events.
Meet Fiona, Ronan and their dog, Murphy! They know a secret about prayer and special miracles in the flower garden.
Fiona's grandma teaches her a special prayer to St. Therese, the Little Flower.
Grandma tells Fiona to say this prayer whenever there is a special need for herself, someone she loves or for anyone who needs help.
After the death of her grandma, Fiona remembers the prayer to St. Therese. She says the prayer and asks St. Therese to let her know her grandma is okay in heaven, and that she still loves her.
Throughout the fall, winter and into spring, Fiona and Ronan experience a mysterious adventure, which teaches them about faith, prayer, hope, and love.
Members Reviews:
Five Stars
Such a wonderful story!
Five Stars
The story provided me with great peace.
Could be better, but don't overlook this one...
What a marvelous story! I do think a second edition to make it better in presentation is in order. The Introduction should be an Epilogue and belongs right after the story. Otherwise, the introduction gives the whole story away. At first glance, it seems to be written for adults, not children. A child will be interested in the events that sparked the story after they read the story (reading the story first is like smelling bread baking or coffee perking...it provides anticipation). I had to skip over the Intro to get to the story and read the Intro later, which made the whole experience infinitely more interesting. The Dedication should be right after the Title Page as per usual. Also, you should scrap the Chapters and Chapter Title information. Simple chapter books are for the 12+ crowd and rarely need pictures. They aren't meant for the younger child but to help a preteen advance into more classic literature. Redone, it could go from a good book to a GREAT book with appeal to both children and adults as well.
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Title: The Little Rose with a Soul
Author: Dalia G Chavez, Rita A Perea
Narrator: Lisa Herrera, Lacy Endris
Format: Unabridged
Length: 23 mins
Language: English
Release date: 03-09-17
Publisher: Dale Chavez-Griego
Genres: Fiction, Religious & Inspirational
Publisher's Summary:
The Little Rose with a Soul is a children's book and is based on a true love story which brought about true miraculous events.
Meet Fiona, Ronan and their dog, Murphy! They know a secret about prayer and special miracles in the flower garden.
Fiona's grandma teaches her a special prayer to St. Therese, the Little Flower.
Grandma tells Fiona to say this prayer whenever there is a special need for herself, someone she loves or for anyone who needs help.
After the death of her grandma, Fiona remembers the prayer to St. Therese. She says the prayer and asks St. Therese to let her know her grandma is okay in heaven, and that she still loves her.
Throughout the fall, winter and into spring, Fiona and Ronan experience a mysterious adventure, which teaches them about faith, prayer, hope, and love.
Members Reviews:
Five Stars
Such a wonderful story!
Five Stars
The story provided me with great peace.
Could be better, but don't overlook this one...
What a marvelous story! I do think a second edition to make it better in presentation is in order. The Introduction should be an Epilogue and belongs right after the story. Otherwise, the introduction gives the whole story away. At first glance, it seems to be written for adults, not children. A child will be interested in the events that sparked the story after they read the story (reading the story first is like smelling bread baking or coffee perking...it provides anticipation). I had to skip over the Intro to get to the story and read the Intro later, which made the whole experience infinitely more interesting. The Dedication should be right after the Title Page as per usual. Also, you should scrap the Chapters and Chapter Title information. Simple chapter books are for the 12+ crowd and rarely need pictures. They aren't meant for the younger child but to help a preteen advance into more classic literature. Redone, it could go from a good book to a GREAT book with appeal to both children and adults as well.