Indescribable : 100 Tear-Off Lunchbox Notes About God And Science
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Adapted from the best-selling book Indescribable: 100 Devotions About God & Science, by Louie Giglio, these timeless lunchbox notes will encourage kids to discover the wonders of the universe with their Creator.
These 100 daily messages will help brighten your little one’s day. Tear out a message and add a personal note on the back before placing it in their lunchbox. What a great way for parents, teachers or grandparents to inspire a special young person.
The heavy card stock cover holds each message securely until you are ready to tear out. Messages are printed on matte paper to make it easy to write on the blank reverse side. This booklet of lunchbox notes also makes a wonderful gift to a parent at the start of the school year. Fuel each day with inspirational messages that will leave your kids in awe about the earth, animals, the human body, the stars and galaxies…and the God who created it all!
Packaged in a self-seal bag.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781949255089
Louie Giglio
Binding: Other
Published: 2019
Publisher: Passion Publishing
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