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Book Review: A love that cannot hide Written by Candice Mes, Illustrated by Coleen Benn


Track the mouse as he follows the birth of Christ, but be aware – he’s hiding!
Can you find him?

Children's book with coloring pages.

Track the mouse as he
follows the birth of Christ,
but be aware – he’s hiding!
Can you find him?
A delightful book, with coloring pages for you to complete. 

When we have a personal relationship with Christ we grow in his love. That's why there are beautiful coloring  pages included for you to personalize your story

I love this cute little book and how it has a very important message about our Lord and Savior.

Children will have so much fun finding the mouse on every page and learning about Jesus too.

A very engaging story for little ones. 

Great for  ages 3-8 

I was very happy when the author asked me to review her book the story made me smile.

Very cute book with a good  message, 

When I was a kindergarten teacher's aide I did storytime and the children would have loved this story this book would be great in a classroom library and on your child's bookshelf.

Here is the link to the book 


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