One Starry Night In Bethlehem brings a fascination with an enchanted view of the Christmas Story that captivates children's imagination.

Description:

This book is about the Birth of Jesus Christ from an imaginary perspective of animals at the manger. Their observations of the events of the day and the  recollection of their past. The reflections of these two events and their implications for the whole of creation, specifically humanity and the animal kingdom.  

Hardback: 8.5" X 11''

Rewiews:

"One Starry Night In Bethlehem, is an introduction to the birth of Jesus Christ, as told from an animal's perspective, and what Christ's birth means for our world."                     Dawn Kenton, Religious Education Teacher

"Most children are fascinated by animals, Ada Onwukeme, in One Starry Night In Bethlehem, brings a fascination with an enchanted view of the Christmas Story using animals to capture scenes from the birth of Jesus and the meaning of salvation. It tells the story from the perspective of the animals who live in the stable during the time of the birth of Jesus. A simple, straight forward text teaches us the message of peace in God's Kingdom. Toss those books with worn-out images with Santa Claus and Christmas trees, and pick up this instead for a rich contemplation of the mystery and the joy of Christmas. This is a beautifully written and illustrated book that is a perfect gift for all the special children in your life. I highly recommend this book since it tells the Christmas Story in a very special way that captures their imagination." Lisa Horowitz, President, Mindstar Enterprises, LLC

"One Starry Night In Bethlehem, as retold by Ada Onwukeme, is a lovely  story for children told from the perspective of animals at the manger. The best part of the story is when all the animal families discuss the Messiah's arrival. They were so full of hope, imagining a world with no predator, a world in which all the animals live in harmony. Not only is the story enjoyable, but the beautiful illustrations go along with the writing perfectly." Krista Neal, Teacher