Coop Learns He Can
- Fiction
- Children & Youth
- Publisher: New Growth Press
- Published: 2025
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Publisher's Description
Note: Illustrated ePub books will not load correctly on Kindle, and the Kindle-specific file cannot be sideloaded. If you prefer to read in Kindle, please purchase directly through the Kindle store. In Coop Learns He Can, the youngest member of the Wheelie family learns that he is fearfully and wonderfully made by God. Coop dreams of doing big, important things like his older siblings do. He is excited to go off-roading with Joy, a Jeep, but as a MINI-Cooper, he can’t keep up. Coop becomes sad that he isn’t built to climb rocks and fling mud like his sister and wonders if the Bible verse they had been memorizing about being fearfully and wonderfully made applies to him. When Joy gets stuck and needs her brother’s speed and agility to rescue her, Coop realizes that God did give him special talents of his own. The third book in The Wheelies series, written by Sarah Reju and illustrated by Tania Rex, Coop Learns He Can will show children ages 3–8 that God made each person unique and special with their own purpose. Children will learn that God made them just as they are and to trust that God knew exactly what he was doing. Children will be captivated by a fun story about a family of cars and trucks. Special section for parents provides points for further conversations about embracing our strengths and weaknesses.
Endorsements (3)
“Coop Learns He Can beautifully weaves a message of God's intentional design into a relatable and heartwarming story for children. It reminds readers of all ages that our unique strengths and limitations are part of God's good purpose. This story will foster your children's understanding of their identity in Christ and their ability to embrace how God uniquely made them.”
“Part of the Wheelies Series, Coop Learns He Can is the heartwarming tale of a little brother overcoming jealousy by realizing that his significance is found in God his Creator. This book will draw in young readers until they're sitting at the edge of their seats and then give parents a vivid parable for deeper discussion.”
“This beautifully illustrated, well-written book helps children to know everyone is created in the image of God and has different strengths and weaknesses. Coop saw how God created him differently than his sister, which allowed him to love and help her when no one else could. This book will help parents teach their children about trusting God when they see strengths in others they don't have.”
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