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Desmond Tutu
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Human beings have many differences: we speak different languages; have different customs and think in different ways. Yet we are all God's children, and God dreams that, like any family, we will learn to love each other and to live in peace together.
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An introduction for the youngest readers to Archbishop Tutu's message of forgiveness and empathy.
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An introduction for the youngest readers to Archbishop Tutu's message of forgiveness and empathy.
6-8 Years
Long ago, before the world had mountains, oceans, or starry night skies, there was only darkness. Then, with a single, powerful command, light burst forth, and the magnificent story of creation began. From the first blooming flowers to the majestic animals roaming the earth, the universe was carefully crafted with love and purpose.
This breathtaking picture book brings the biblical story of creation to life in a way that will fill you with wonder. Featuring lyrical, inspiring words from Nobel Peace Prize winner Archbishop Desmond Tutu and stunning, glowing illustrations by beloved artist Nancy Tillman, this book captures the sheer beauty of the natural world. As you turn each page, you will journey through the very first days of the earth, celebrating the sun, the moon, and every living creature. It is a deeply moving and peaceful read that reminds us of the incredible, divine spark that exists in all of nature and inside each of us.
6-8 Years
33 Pages
A Story of Forgiveness
A new bicycle should make Desmond feel proud and free. Instead, one cruel word from a group of boys turns his ride into a moment of anger and hurt.
Based on a story from Desmond Tutu’s childhood in South Africa, this picture book explores what happens after someone is treated unkindly. Desmond wants to answer meanness with meanness, but a caring adult helps him think through his feelings and consider a harder, braver path.
Clear, honest, and deeply compassionate, this story gives young readers a meaningful way to talk about bullying, racism, anger, and forgiveness. A.G. Ford’s expressive illustrations add warmth and movement to a story rooted in dignity and hope.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
33 Pages