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Pop Pop Tease-A-Lot

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This is a story of a grandpa who wants to have a positive and eternal influence on his grandsons' lives. Pop Pop Tease-A-Lot wants to introduce his three young grandsons to God. But God is invisible. Will they think their grandpa is just teasing when he tries to tell them about an invisible God? Or, can Pop Pop Tease-A-Lot actually use humor to get the boys thinking?

Parents, grandparents, aunties and uncles, or just anyone who loves a child will find Pop Pop Tease-A-Lot a great source of fun interaction with young ones, while answering a difficult question.

36 pages, Paperback

First published December 23, 2016

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Ken M. Wallace

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Retirees and grandparents to three young boys, Ken M. and Barb J. Wallace spent 21 years as volunteer missionaries with Youth With A Mission (YWAM), an international Christian missions organization. Parents to one son, they also served as foster parents for a season. Ken is an accomplished woodworker, and Barb loves reading and photography. Ken and Barb currently live in western Montana with their Sheltie dog, Queenie.

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April 2, 2017
This was a great little book to share with my own Grandkids! I really enjoyed it!
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February 12, 2017
This was an interesting way to introduce children to God. It was simple and straightforward to hold a child's interest.
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February 12, 2017
This is a book introducing the concept of God. The grand-father takes daily examples to show that a lot of things exist without being able to see them. This is well done.
The only thing that makes me feel weird about the story is that he talks to the kids about God but he doesn't explain more about God until months later. He always promised to explain at their next visit. But never do so, until the end.
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