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Review/Giveaway of “Everybody Can Help Somebody” by Ron Hall & Denver Moore

Today’s review and giveaway is of a WONDERFUL book:  Everybody Can Help Somebody by Ron Hall and Denver Moore.  Do you have any books that every single time you read them, you cry?  That happens to me when I read Love You Forever by Robert Munsch.

And I also cry every time I read Everybody Can Help Somebody.
It’s the true story of a man named Denver who grew up during the depression in the south.  His family were sharecroppers and had to work all day picking cotton and doing other farm chores.  When he was grown he hopped a train and ended up homeless in Fort Worth.  Destitute he believed that God didn’t love him.  But he met Debbie and Ron Hall and found the love of Jesus.  Denver and Ron began helping homeless people all over the U.S.!
If you don’t win the giveaway below, I encourage you to buy the book.  It’s one that all kids (and parents) should read over and over!
*ages 4-8 (I would say it’s good for ages 4-12)
*An encouraging retelling for children of the New York Times bestselling Same Kind of Different As Me

*Heart-tugging story that will help children see that they can make a difference in others’ lives
*Teaches kids to make friends with others who are different than them
*Original art by Denver Moore and Ron Hall

See a Flipbook here and the Book Trailer here.

 

Now–the Giveaway!

Giveaway open to U.S. entrants only.  Winner will be chosen through the Rafflecopter app on September 25, 2013 and will have 24 hours to respond to my email.  The winner’s entries will be verified.

a Rafflecopter giveaway

 

(Disclosure:  I received a free copy of this book in exchange for writing this honest review.  Post also contains affiliate links.)

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3 Comments

  1. Debbie @ http://kidsbibledebjackson.blogspot.com/ says:

    Thanks so much for hosting!

  2. Kayla Rice says:

    One way we serve as a family is going to a assisted living home to visit the residents. We love doing that.

  3. We serve in many ways. We have many new neighbors. We do what we can to make them feel welcome. We bake. Offer to help with house stuff.
    Recently every am that my husband’s home he takes the 4 kids on a walk and they help an older woman walk her 2 very large dogs. This has been a huge blessing for both Ms Stacia and my children

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