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The city of WEMMICKVILLE lives a wemmick named Panchinlo. Each day gives the residents a sticker prize for talented, smart, and attractive vemmics, and gray dots for those who make mistakes or are just simple. Panchino, covered in gray dots, begins to feel useless. Then one day he goes to meet Eli the Woodcar, his manufacturer, and he learns that his value comes from a different source.
The beautiful story of Max Lucado reminds us that we are special for God as we are. Parents and children will equally enjoy this touch of an eternal truth. This Bestseller has sold millions of copies and is now available as a special paperback gift version and includes attractive illustrations by Sergio Martinez.
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Max Lucado (MA, Abiline Christian University) serves as a minister at the Oak Hills Church at San Antonio, Texas, and is a writer and speaker. His award -winning books have been translated into more than twenty -four languages and have been nominated by the New York Times one of the most influential leaders on social media. Max San Antonio lives with his wife, Denlin in Texas, and has three daughters and a granddaughter.
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Publisher: Crossway
Publication date: June 30, 1997
language English
Print Length: 32 page
ISBN -10: 0891079319
ISBN -13: 978-0891079316
Items Weight: 13.6 ounces
Reading age: 2+ years from customers,
Dimensions: 9 x 0.33 x 10 inch
Part of the series: VaMix of Max Lucado
Grade Level: Predaul – 2
Lexyl measure: AD480L
Customers say
Customers find this book’s message profound and impactful, with one noting it’s a great way to teach children about identity. The story receives praise for its beautiful presentation of God’s love, and customers appreciate its easy readability and ability to make children feel special. Moreover, the book serves as a wonderful gift, particularly for baptism, and customers value its message about self-worth and acceptance. However, the visual quality receives mixed feedback, with some customers praising the illustrations while others note the lack of pictures.
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