Ron Mehl authored the Gold Medallion winners, God Works the Night Shift and Just in Case I Can't Be There, as well as Ten-der Commandments, Surprise Endings, and What God Whispers in the Night. Jeannie St. John Taylor, the author of many books, lives with her husband of thirty years on a small working farm in the middle of Portland, Oregon. She is a professional artist, as well as a mother and former teacher. Jeannie St. John Taylor, the author of many books, lives with her husband of thirty years on a small working farm in the middle of Portland, Oregon. She is a professional artist, as well as a mother and former teacher.
"Compelling illustrations and text draw the reader into this
powerful book based on the questions Job asked God. Very
kid-friendly, this book leads into the most important truth of God
as creator and sustainer who loves you and me."--Carolyn R.
Sheidies "Author's Choice Reviews" (1/2/2005 12:00:00 AM)
"One's vocabulary of adjectives fails in describing this book. The
feelings of awe it generates are beyond words. This last book
written by the late Ron Mehl, gives a child a glimpse of the
incredible act of creation. Proceeds from the sale of the volume
will be used to support a children's library in China named in
honor of this Ron Mehl. The drawings by the co-author need to be
studied and reviewed over and over again. Every church library and
every family of preschool and elementary school age children should
have a copy of this book."--Betty Waller "Original Lamplighter
Reviews" (12/1/2005 12:00:00 AM)
"This book was darling The illustrations were colorful and
eye-appealing. They were ones that attract the eye and keep the
reader turning page after page. And the questions are wonderful.
Echoing God's questions to Job in the Old Testament this book poses
the questions to the reader that show that none can create such
things as God. It is a beautiful story that does a wonderful job of
teaching children about how great our God is, how powerful, how
amazing He is. The teacher in me also wants to point out the fact
that this would make an excellent book to teach children about
questions. It would be a great lesson for the home schooling
parents wanting to teach their kids about punctuation and
questions."--Trisha Bleau "T4J Library" (1/2/2005 12:00:00 AM)
Two widely-respected authors team up to create this vivid,
passionate book that will have children and their parents echoing
Job's awestruck statement, "My ears had heard of You, but now my
eyes have seen You." Combining vivid artwork with powerful text
drawn from the questions God asked of Job, this book presents the
awesomeness of God in an uncomplicated, kid-friendly style.-- "KCFY
Book Reviews" (4/20/2005 12:00:00 AM)
Every church library and every family of preschool and elementary
school age children should have a copy of this book. The response
in my own library has been so great that we are thinking of adding
a second copy.--Waller Lamplighter Reviews "Who Did It?" (12/6/2005
12:00:00 AM)
Ron Mehl and Jeannie St. John Taylor have created a charming,
magnificent, scripturally-based children's book that will delight
all ages.--Luis Palau (8/15/2004 12:00:00 AM)
Who can take the sun home at night? Who knows where the east wind
sleeps? Who makes the hawk soar through the sky?' Can you do all
that stuff? God can, and he does. Everyday God shows his power by
making the sun shine, the wind blow, the waves crash and so much
more. The beauty of nature and God's love is around us all the
time. A wonderful story that encourages children to look at the
world around them and wonder.--Christina Lewis "KidsBookshelf"
(4/20/2005 12:00:00 AM)
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