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<p><p>celebratory And Comforting, Simple And Sweet, Here Is An Illustrated Book Of Prayer That Serves As A Kind Of Breviary For Children. With Three Original, Psalm-based Prayers For Each Day Of The Week, Children Have A New Prayer Each Morning, Rest Time, And Bedtime. This Is A Book Of Days That Will Appeal To Children Of The Many Faiths That Incorporate Fixed-hour Prayer, Such As Christianity, Judaism, And Islam.<p> With Broad, Gentle Language And Soft, Soothing Art, <i>this Is What I Pray Today</i> Is A Beautifully Packaged Volume That Includes A Ribbon Bookmark And Offers Even The Youngest Children Prayers For Sunday, Monday, And Every Day Of The Week.</p><h3>children's Literature</h3><p>praying At Specific Times In The Day, An Ancient Adult Discipline, Is Here Extended To The Youngest Children. Three Prayers For Each Day Of The Week Are Given: For Waking Up, Naptime, And Bedtime. The Variously Rhymed Poems With Uneven Meter Are Broadly Based On Psalms. Much Repetition Of Phrase Will Appeal To The Youngest Set. The Last Verse Of Wednesday S Bedtime Prayer Says: God, Be Above Me / God, Be Below Me / God, Please Watch Beside Me / Until There Is Another Day. This Is Based On Psalm

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Author

Phyllis Tickle

Publisher

Dutton Juvenile; Dutton Children's Books

Published

2007

Language

EN

ISBN

9780525478287

Category

children's

Subjects

Religion, Christian, Literary Fiction

Rating

4.6 / 5 (14 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14