The Beautiful World That God Made

by Rhonda Gowler Greene, Anne Wilson (Illustrator)

This is the light, brilliant and bright, that formed the first day from a dark, endless night ... How did the world begin? Where did everything come from -- stars and oceans and trees and birds and people? Author Rhonda Gowler Greene answers these questions a little bit at a time.

Genres: Childrens

32 pages, Paperback

First published December 5, 2001

Reviews

[Sean Harding]

Greene Beans #1
A poetic retelling of Genesis 1 is told fairly well and illustrated well, but the big issue is that it leaves us stranded at the end of the creation tale and does not cover the tragedy f the fall, or the triumph of salvation through Christ.
We are not lead to Christ through this tale, and it is basically a Jewish tale and not a Christian tale.
A book can't cover everything but it needs more than stranding us without an understanding of Jesus.

[Mandi]

Loved the rhythm of the words & the bold drawings!

[Caroline]

A brightly illustrated, simple picture book that parents can read young children introducing them to the wonders of God.

[Shoshanna]

A beautiful poem about the creation of the earth by HaShem in poem form with beautiful, colorful illustrations!

[Nicky]

what a wonderful book

[Lisa Sellers]

A great book for meditative and spiritual contemplation - art is great and the words special.

[Tara Crump]

This book seems to be the standard God created light, and animals, and man. There isn't anything overwhelmingly unique about this book except it is written as a continuous poem.