Little Lost Nun - Johnson, Melinda
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What happens when you do the wrong thing for the right reason? In this relatable story of the restorative power of friendship, two girls-Nina, who has everything, and Tabitha, who has almost nothing-find the strength they need to heal from a very sad day with the help of nuns both little and life-sized. Little Lost Nun:Has two protagonists. Features diverse characters. Includes classic, evocative illustrations. Is a perfect choice for church book clubs for kids. From the back cover: How can one little peg doll have the power to heal two broken-hearted girls? Nina, who has everything, and…mehr

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What happens when you do the wrong thing for the right reason? In this relatable story of the restorative power of friendship, two girls-Nina, who has everything, and Tabitha, who has almost nothing-find the strength they need to heal from a very sad day with the help of nuns both little and life-sized. Little Lost Nun:Has two protagonists. Features diverse characters. Includes classic, evocative illustrations. Is a perfect choice for church book clubs for kids. From the back cover: How can one little peg doll have the power to heal two broken-hearted girls? Nina, who has everything, and Tabitha, who has almost nothing, wrestle in parallel with the fallout from a sad morning. A bad day sets these two good girls at odds, but the help of nuns both little and life-sized sets both girls on a path of restoration and healing. Journey with the girls and the little lost nun as they discover what it means to be found.
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Autorenporträt
Melinda Johnson is an Orthodox Christian, wife, mother, and writer. She is the bemused and enchanted guardian of a corgi named Ferdinand who supervised the writing of this book. Ferdinand also bosses Melinda's office, the deer in her backyard, her family's daily schedule, and her attempts to read quietly on the sofa. If you enjoy this book, you may give all the credit to Ferdinand.