Little Sprout Says Yes - Tirrell, Jennifer E
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Little Sprout is a spunky runt goat with a big personality and an even bigger heart! In this charming and humorous tale, Little Sprout dreams of finding his place in the world, but when his siblings are chosen before him, he's left feeling small and forgotten. Children will giggle at Little Sprout's playful antics as he tries to stand out, feel the tug of sadness in moments of loneliness, and celebrate the joy and security that comes when he discovers the true meaning of family through the gift of adoption. The real Little Sprout is a one-horned goat at Glory Hill Farm in North Carolina. With…mehr

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Little Sprout is a spunky runt goat with a big personality and an even bigger heart! In this charming and humorous tale, Little Sprout dreams of finding his place in the world, but when his siblings are chosen before him, he's left feeling small and forgotten. Children will giggle at Little Sprout's playful antics as he tries to stand out, feel the tug of sadness in moments of loneliness, and celebrate the joy and security that comes when he discovers the true meaning of family through the gift of adoption. The real Little Sprout is a one-horned goat at Glory Hill Farm in North Carolina. With heartfelt storytelling, delightful illustrations, and a strong faith-based message, Little Sprout Says Yes will inspire young readers to embrace love, belonging, and the special bond that makes a family.
Autorenporträt
Writing flows from Jennifer Tirrell's heart and mind as easily as water over stones in a creek bed. Her passion is to draw children and young adults to God in ways she benefited as an orphaned child-through simply told, stimulating stories with intriguing faith foundations. After helping to found Glory Hill Farm, her daughter's 4-H style children's discipleship ministry, her desire to write for children and young adults grew exponentially.