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by Courtney Siebring (Author), Camila Carrossine (Illustrator)
"Little Spark of Life has quickly become one of my children's favorite books to pick up and read at bedtime. I personally love how it is a teaching tool but also shows them the value and dignity of God's Creation in the womb." --Abby Johnson, bestselling author of Unplanned; founder of And Then There Were None
A new baby is coming! It's time to celebrate! With exciting rhymes and vibrant illustrations Little Spark of Life will help families get ready and learn more about the miracle of life. All children are a gift from the Lord -- fearfully and wonderfully made! In a safe and cozy family setting, author Courtney Siebring tells the whole story of how every "little spark" grows into a one-of-a-kind, wonderful creation of human life. She explains how every detail -- boy or girl, blue eyes or brown, curly or straight hair -- is set in place from the very beginning, and how week by week the baby inside Mom grows and changes until Baby is finally ready to be born! Little Spark of Life:- Is the perfect book for big brothers and sisters ages 4-8 getting ready for a new baby to come
- Makes a wonderful gift for baby showers
- Provides parents, grandparents, and caregivers a wonderful narrative to help explain the miracle of life
- Supports the value of life messaging and the worth of every child
- Gives a biblical perspective and Christian worldview regarding when life begins and the wonder of human development
- A valuable resource for homeschooling families, librarians, children's ministers, Sunday school teachers, and Christian school educators
Author Biography
Courtney Siebring is a creative artist currently living in Colorado Springs, CO, with her husband and daughter. Her devotion to Christ, background in theatre making, current work as a voiceover artist, and long time practice of writing poetry informs the way she sees and interacts with the world. Her children's book, Little Spark of Life, is fueled by her passion for the unborn and their mamas as well as her experience as a foster and adoptive parent.
Camila Carrossine is Brazilian and lives in S縊 Paulo. She has been drawing since she was a little girl and grew up with pencils and paper. Camila then went onto graduate in Fine Arts and also studied Art Direction. Camila considers herself a visual storyteller and loves to mix traditional and digital techniques in her illustrations. She divides her time between children's book projects and animated films. And she loves books, traveling, and walking barefoot.
