Lucy and the Saturday Surprise
- Children & Youth
- Publisher: Crossway
- Published: 2023
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Publisher's Description
Through the story of Lucy, a little girl trapped in the pattern of envy—see, covet, take, and hide—this TGC Kids book teaches children ages 3–7 how to confess their sins and live with gratitude.
Endorsements (5)
“With beautiful writing and robust theology, Melissa Kruger offers parents a resource that will help them explain to their children the struggles of temptation and desire. This book helps children see, in language they can understand, how resisting sin is possible only through the work of Christ and the power of the Spirit. You’ll want this book in your home, in your children’s ministry, and in your school.”
“We’ve all been in Lucy’s shoes: seeing something that someone has and wanting it too. Melissa Kruger helps us put words to that temptation so we can help our children grow and change. Lucy and the Saturday Surprise is a wonderful story and provides a lesson that will help kids for the rest of their lives.”
“As my daughter and I gushed over the delightful illustrations and engaging story in Lucy and the Saturday Surprise, it didn’t take us long to realize that we deeply relate to Lucy and her struggle with envy. Through Lucy’s story, author Melissa Kruger clearly and engagingly presents envy’s pattern and offers biblical help. Kids and parents alike will find that Lucy’s plight offers a kind invitation for difficult conversations about the danger of envy.”
“Lucy and the Saturday Surprise is not just a story for children; it’s a teaching opportunity and powerful reminder for parents that the sweetest treat isn’t a lollipop—it’s the grace of God in Christ Jesus.”
“Christian parents may wonder, How do I have a gospel conversation with my child about envy and covetousness? Melissa Kruger brings clarity to this question in the engaging storyline of Lucy and the Saturday Surprise. Along with Lucy, kids from very young to early readers will see how good desires can turn covetous—even more, how contentment yields greater joy!”
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