Book Review- "God Bless my Family"

Book Description

Thank you, God, for family! It is so special to have mommies and daddies, grandmas and grandpas, and brothers and sisters and cousins who love each other. Keep us close and safe, Jesus. God Bless My Family!
The newest book in the bestselling A God Bless Book series, God Bless My Family,helps little ones see and cherish how families love each other and work together. It also shows how we are all part of God’s great big family and how much He loves His children!

My brother makes me belly laugh. With him, it’s fun nonstop! “Let’s climb this tree, just you and me. I’ll see you at the top!”

It’s raining out. Let’s stay inside. We’ll dress up, dance, and sing! I’m glad God gave these inside-days For doing sister things!

Whether it is a gift at a baby shower, a bedtime read with mommy and daddy, a sweet way to increase sibling bonds, or a fun book to read with grandma and grandpa, God Bless My Family is a wonderful way to celebrate the love and closeness between family members.

My Review

The watercolor illustrations are sure to draw you into this board book. "God Bless my Family" is an adorable board book best suited for preschool ages, however, my older children loved it as well. My two kids loved the puppies in the story.

This board book is great to read as a family because the whole book teaches the value of family. This book will remind your children to be thankful and grateful for the family we each have.

As you page through this board book you will have a different dog on each page. Also, you will discuss a different family member on each page, from mom and dad to grandparents, aunts, and cousins. It sure is a book that will make you happy you have your family.

I also really like the title as you read it you are declaring and praying "God Bless my Family." I know in my heart it is my prayer for all of my family to know Him more and walk in his ways filled with His blessings.

Thank you Book Look program for sending me this book for free in exchange for an honest review. I was not paid for this review and all opinions expressed are 100% my own.

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