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Named a "Best Spiritual Book of 2003" by Spirituality & Health magazine!
A lesson in hope and faith—and learning that there are some things in life beyond our control—for every child who has worried about what comes next.
Adam and Eve's very first day in the Garden of Eden was perfect—safe and unshadowed by worry, doubt, or fear. God's first two people saw morning lift the sun high in the bright sky, and they rested in the contented warmth of the peaceful afternoon.
Before long, Adam and Eve realized that the sun was slipping away. First it began to sink beneath the clouds, to fall behind the mountains, and then the sky became dark, the air cold.
This engaging new story from award-winning author Sandy Eisenberg Sasso explores fear and hope, faith and gratitude in ways that will delight kids and adults—inspiring us to bless each of God's new days and nights.
With the gift of a word-wise storyteller Sandy Sasso creates a tale able to inspire children as well as adults. The language is simple, but beautiful as she describes how the sun slipped away from Adam and Eve on their first day on earth. Both try to comfort and keep the sun in the sky only to find that their ideas are not heeded. Their worry is apparent as they find themselves in the dark. Fortunately Adama and Eve discover how to make fire that night. In the moming the sun rises again, thrilling the two. Wild vivid illustrations planted on bright backgrounds pepper the pages. Borders frame anda dd highlights to the pictures. Whether for the story or the illustrations, readers and listeners will want to sweep through this book again and again. The entire package comes from a publisher presenting "multicultural, nondenominational, nonsectarian literature endorsed by Protestant, Catholic and Jewish religious leaders."