A Little Star Named Theodore (eBook, ePUB) - Chipley, Aaron
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"Theodore is a beautiful and simple reminder for readers of all ages that when we wish to 'fit in' with the crowd, God is instead saying 'I made you to stand out from the crowd.' We may at times feel lonely and flawed with our unique gifts, but this is where God sees strength and purpose for His glory."
Andrew Hyatt - Writer & Director of Paul, Apostle of Christ
Theodore is a lot like all of us. This little star was uniquely gifted by God, but he doesn't see that gift as a blessing. Instead Theodore feels rejected and alone because he is "different". When Theodore recognized his…mehr

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"Theodore is a beautiful and simple reminder for readers of all ages that when we wish to 'fit in' with the crowd, God is instead saying 'I made you to stand out from the crowd.' We may at times feel lonely and flawed with our unique gifts, but this is where God sees strength and purpose for His glory."

Andrew Hyatt - Writer & Director of Paul, Apostle of Christ

Theodore is a lot like all of us. This little star was uniquely gifted by God, but he doesn't see that gift as a blessing. Instead Theodore feels rejected and alone because he is "different". When Theodore recognized his difference is God's gift, he experienced God's purpose for his life. The same is true for each of us.

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Autorenporträt
Aaron has worked with children for many years. He raised two sons, has two granddaughters and has taught young children in Sunday School, AWANA and at Bible Study Fellowship. Aaron's desire is to help children embrace the unique gifts God has given them. While these gifts sometimes make a child feel "different" from the world, they always bring glory to God. Theodore's gift certainly did that, as he announced the birth of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior.