Children have so many thoughtful questions that not only do they want answered but encourage us, as the adults, to think about the responses.
Who dresses God? Written by Teena Raffa-Mulligan and Illustrated by Veronica Rooke is a softly written story that explores a child’s wonderment and awe of the concept of God.
With genuine interest the child wants to know who looks after God, where does he live, how does he see or even hear?
And the parent’s response is genuine.
Through rhyme, the concept of God is explained. His beauty, love and kindness are everywhere and in everything. God is linked to everything the child knows and wonders about and perhaps by the end of the book the concept of who God is makes a lot more sense.
Talking about who God is can be difficult not only to explain, but to understand. This book – Who dresses God? Written by Teena Raffa-Mulligan and Illustrated by Veronica Rooke – is a perfect way for any perplexed adult to explain God to their child.
Rhyming words curl through the pages, flowing beautifully to explain how God is special – just like us. The illustrations help the younger reader to see the story and add that extra detail to why God has created the world we love and care for.
I highly recommend this delightful picture book for any family wanting to explain who God is, what makes our world so special and what makes us, as people special members of the world that has been made for us.
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