Will, God's Mighty Warrior: 1

By Sheila Walsh

Book Overview

Will is a fearless, loveable superhero . . . well . . . at least in his imagination. He can leap tall buildings . . . from his bed . . . and he can rescue his sister from the jaws of a ferocious beast . . . his dog, Ralph Complete with cape and sword, Will's adventures take him on dangerous missions through the jungle . . . his backyard. But when he gets confused by the meaning of God's armor, his dad teaches him that he can do anything with God's strength and protection. After all, he is Will, God's Mighty Warrior Meets national education standards.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1400308054
• ISBN13: 9781400308057
• Release Date: April 2006
• Publisher: Tommy Nelson
• Length: 32 Pages
• Weight: 0.76 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 8.4" x 10.1"
• Age Range: 4 to 7 years
• Grade Range: Preschool to Grade 2

Customer Reviews

Very cool book!

This is a great book for boys. My 3 year old son and nephew both love this book. It is a good book to discuss. My son always questions things in the book whenever we read it so that I can share with him God's love more often. It is a great tool to teach about God and his warrior side.

A fun book, well loved by my boys

This book is a favorite with my boys, 2 and 5. They really like Will's adventures, and seem to "get" the message behind the book, which is the importance of the Armor of God to success in life's challenges.

will god's mighty warrior

The quality of this used book was really great. I am pleased with the service I received from this seller.

Written from a mother's heart.

Sheila Walsh has done an excellent work here. Written, as only a mother's heart can do, in an easy, yet fast moving adventure. The pictures are perfect for each page. If parents would read this book with their children,and impressing the events of each page on their little minds, we could totally remove resource officers from our schools.

Will is my son

This book was easy and fun. The pictures were great and reminded me of my [..]boy. I loved the lesson while he was having fun being a boy. Every boy should learn to be a boy like Will..