Readers will hear from a giant fish that swallowed Jonah, Balaam's donkey, and the raven and the dove on Noah's ark. These fun, yet insightful stories bring additional perspectives to these iconic Bible stories. Paperback, 64 pages. Ages 6 to 10 years old.

“The Raven and the Dove” reveals the personalities of the birds who play a central role in the story of the flood that gave rise to Noah’s Ark and then receded enough for Noah to send out birds to investigate.

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The Raven and the Dove, the Big Fish, and the Stubborn Donkey: Stories of Animals from the Bible - Explore the beloved Bible stories of Noah’s Ark, Jonah, and Balaam’s donkey through the eyes of the animals.

Here we allow the raven and the dove on Noah's ark, the big fish that swallowed Jonah, and the donkey on which Balaam rode, to be the narrators of their own stories, to inform us and help us to re-imagine our stories.

Oct 12, 2024 · In her new book, three iconic biblical stories are told from the animals' perspectives and new life and meaning is breathed into them. The unwilling raven, the whale who describes Jonah as a 'bitter pill,' and the donkey who knows herself to be her master's 'greatest asset' are a delight. Fresh, funny, and wise, this book is a treat."

Apr 22, 2024 · In her new book, three iconic biblical stories are told from the animals' perspectives and new life and meaning is breathed into them. The unwilling raven, the whale who describes Jonah as a 'bitter pill,' and the donkey who knows herself to be her master's 'greatest asset' are a delight. Fresh, funny, and wise, this book is a treat."

The Raven and the Dove, The Big Fish, and The Stubborn Donkey: Stories of Animals from the Bible: Sandy Eisenberg Sasso, Roy DeLeon: 9781640606630: Books - Amazon.ca

Here we allow the raven and the dove on Noah’s ark, the big fish that swallowed Jonah, and the donkey on which Balaam rode, to be the narrators of their own stories, to inform us and help us to re-imagine our stories.