Overview
A child's world—full of questions and silliness, keen observations and matchless wonder—is a world unlike any other. And Crystal Bowman perfectly captures that world.
Everyone, young or old, who has ever worried about the danger of stepping on a crack in the sidewalk, felt jealous at a friend's birthday party, dreamt of being an astronaut, been afraid of under-the-bed creatures, or asked questions like, "Why are summers sunny?" will love this book of poems about the adventures of growing up and the joy of being a child.
Crystal Bowman is the author of several well-loved books, including If Peas Could Taste Like Candy and Meditations for Moms. A former preschool teacher and popular speaker, she ministers to moms through MOPS and women's conferences. She and her husband live in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and are the parents of three grown children.
A collection of poems capturing the trials and adventures in a child's life.
Synopsis
A child's world—full of questions and silliness, keen observations and matchless wonder—is a world unlike any other. And Crystal Bowman perfectly captures that world.
Everyone, young or old, who has ever worried about the danger of stepping on a crack in the sidewalk, felt jealous at a friend's birthday party, dreamt of being an astronaut, been afraid of under-the-bed creatures, or asked questions like, "Why are summers sunny?" will love this book of poems about the adventures of growing up and the joy of being a child.
Crystal Bowman is the author of several well-loved books, including If Peas Could Taste Like Candy and Meditations for Moms. A former preschool teacher and popular speaker, she ministers to moms through MOPS and women's conferences. She and her husband live in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and are the parents of three grown children.