Book Review: Thank You, God, For Blessing Me (Little Hermie) by Max Lucado

 

Looking for a cute book that offers Christian values for your young children? Max Lucado has come to the rescue with his Hermie the Caterpillar series!

Synopsis: Meet Little Hermie—the cutest baby caterpillar in the garden! Little Hermie’s thankful heart shows toddlers how to be thankful for God’s blessings.

Little Hermie is thankful for everything God has given him. He goes through his day thanking God for his many blessings in this adorable board book with flocking on the cover!

About the Author: In almost 25 years of writing, max has sold more than 100 million products—that's over 80 million books! Max is also the only author to have won three Christian Book of the Year* awards! His “Max Lucado’s Hermie & Friends” brand, is one of the most popular animated DVD series in the marketplace, with more than 5 million units sold to date.

Max Lucado is a Minister of Preaching at Oak Hills Church in San Antonio,where he has served since 1988. He has been married to Denalyn Preston Lucado since 1981, and they have three grown daughters—Jenna, Andrea and Sara—and one son-in-law, Brett. You can learn more at his website!

Review: This new Little Hermie series of books is aimed at babies thru preschool. It is simple in it's approach and very accessible to all kids. Kiddo loved it from page one (she loves butterflies, so anything caterpillar/butterfly related is a hit!). She was turning pages quicker than I could read! We had a very long discussion about thanking God for everything in our lives, and this is why the book is great for preschoolers- it is great for discussions about God! The prose is also very simple, so it is perfect for early readers! 


This is a great little book to get for child as a toddler, that can grow with them! Plus it is a great book to give as a Christmas, birthday or baptism present!

Disclosure / Disclaimer: I received this book, free of charge, from Book Snezze, for review, and promotional, purposes on this blog. No other compensation, monetary or in kind, has been received or implied for this post. Nor was I told how to post about it.