I received this book as a PDF as all the book copies were taken before me. But I really enjoyed it. This book has great illustrations and was overall a very cute book.
This book is about how one choice can change the world, there are many stories in here that are linked to the one person who made the one choice that lead to the story previous to the one you just read.
It starts with the story of one boy, finishes his story then begins another story – the story of the boy who grew up to be the man who influenced the boy in the first story. This goes on and on until you finally end at the beginning.
This book is not great for younger children as it's a little bit hard to follow. Maybe 6-7 and up, but I wouldn't say any younger than that. I enjoyed it as an adult, but I'm not sure how much a child would enjoy it.
Overall, enjoyed it but again, not so much for a younger child.
*Disclaimer* I received these products directly from the Thomas Nelson for Review. I was not paid to try out these products!*
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