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Good Night Classics: A Fairy-Tale Journey through God’s Good News
Classic fairy tales are full of God’s truth—you just have to know where to look.
In Good Night Classics, celebrated author and illustrator C. S. Fritz uses beloved fairy tales to tell the story of God’s good news for the world. Families will learn about honesty, contentment, obedience, grace, and more through these familiar and beloved stories. In this beautifully written and illustrated exploration of fairy tales through the lens of the Gospel, classic stories illuminate the truths of Scripture in ways children will love.
Geppetto walks through the woods to carve out his creation
Jack learns that money isn’t the treasure he needs
Gretel discovers the dangers of temptation
The three little pigs find out how important a firm foundation is
Pinocchio listens to his father’s call to come home and be made new
Sure to become a favorite bedtime ritual for both parents and children, reading these captivating retellings of beloved fairy tales will help you explore biblical truths, strengthen familial bonds, and bring you closer to God. This collection of stories also includes a Scripture-based discussion guide for families.
In Good Night Classics, celebrated author and illustrator C. S. Fritz uses beloved fairy tales to tell the story of God’s good news for the world. Families will learn about honesty, contentment, obedience, grace, and more through these familiar and beloved stories. In this beautifully written and illustrated exploration of fairy tales through the lens of the Gospel, classic stories illuminate the truths of Scripture in ways children will love.
Geppetto walks through the woods to carve out his creation
Jack learns that money isn’t the treasure he needs
Gretel discovers the dangers of temptation
The three little pigs find out how important a firm foundation is
Pinocchio listens to his father’s call to come home and be made new
Sure to become a favorite bedtime ritual for both parents and children, reading these captivating retellings of beloved fairy tales will help you explore biblical truths, strengthen familial bonds, and bring you closer to God. This collection of stories also includes a Scripture-based discussion guide for families.
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176 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 5, 2022
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About the author
C.S. Fritz
37 books132 followersCasey "C.S." Fritz grew up on a farm in Oregon, where he milked cows and had a pet pig. To escape the endless chores of cleaning chicken coops and watering tomatoes...Casey would draw.
As a young child, Casey's family moved to Arizona. It was there beneath the fiery gaze of the Southwestern sun, that he spent most of his life. Graduating school, marrying the love of his life and having two wild kids. It was also there that C.S. Fritz's work began to take traction with local galleries and art publications.
C.S. Fritz now is an award-winning author and illustrator with published children's titles as...
The Cottonmouth Trilogy, Good Night Tales, The Moonman Cometh, Seekers, and Good Night Classics!
Fritz's debut novel, A Fig For All The Devils released Halloween, 2021. Fig won best in horror with the IBPA's and is now in the works to be a major motion picture.
Other horror works by Fritz are, All Creatures Living Beneath The Sun, and Cabbage.
As a young child, Casey's family moved to Arizona. It was there beneath the fiery gaze of the Southwestern sun, that he spent most of his life. Graduating school, marrying the love of his life and having two wild kids. It was also there that C.S. Fritz's work began to take traction with local galleries and art publications.
C.S. Fritz now is an award-winning author and illustrator with published children's titles as...
The Cottonmouth Trilogy, Good Night Tales, The Moonman Cometh, Seekers, and Good Night Classics!
Fritz's debut novel, A Fig For All The Devils released Halloween, 2021. Fig won best in horror with the IBPA's and is now in the works to be a major motion picture.
Other horror works by Fritz are, All Creatures Living Beneath The Sun, and Cabbage.
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May 24, 2022
What do fairy-tales have to do with our faith? What can we see in their stories? In Good Night Classics, C. S. Fritz takes your family on a fairy-tale journey through God’s Good News.
More to See in Simple Stories
With ten retellings of fairy tale classics, this book shares the story of redemption in a beautifully enchanting and deeply engaging way. By using Pinocchio’s story as a framework to piece the narratives together, you will experience classic fairy-tales as fresh and new.
What most interested me were the truths that were highlighted in each story. Jack and the Beanstalk is a tale of greed, Hansel and Gretel is a tale of temptation, while The Lion and the Mouse is a tale of kindness. You will find that there is more to see in these simple stories.
The Greatest Author of All
What I most appreciate is Fritz’ decision to keep some of the darker elements within the tales. Giants and witches have bad intentions. And The Boy Who Cried Wolf ends on a somber note. But in doing so, the light of truth shines all the brighter.
Discussion prompts are included to help you go deeper into the lessons and themes. This book will draw you in with beautiful illustrations and Fritz’ winsome way with words. You will come away charmed with wonder, inspired and in awe of the greatest Author of all.
I received a media copy of Good Night Classics and this is my honest review.
More to See in Simple Stories
With ten retellings of fairy tale classics, this book shares the story of redemption in a beautifully enchanting and deeply engaging way. By using Pinocchio’s story as a framework to piece the narratives together, you will experience classic fairy-tales as fresh and new.
What most interested me were the truths that were highlighted in each story. Jack and the Beanstalk is a tale of greed, Hansel and Gretel is a tale of temptation, while The Lion and the Mouse is a tale of kindness. You will find that there is more to see in these simple stories.
The Greatest Author of All
What I most appreciate is Fritz’ decision to keep some of the darker elements within the tales. Giants and witches have bad intentions. And The Boy Who Cried Wolf ends on a somber note. But in doing so, the light of truth shines all the brighter.
Discussion prompts are included to help you go deeper into the lessons and themes. This book will draw you in with beautiful illustrations and Fritz’ winsome way with words. You will come away charmed with wonder, inspired and in awe of the greatest Author of all.
I received a media copy of Good Night Classics and this is my honest review.
November 22, 2022
Really enjoyed reading this aloud with the kids. The classic tales were close to the original versions, with gospel truths interwoven. I especially loved the corresponding Bible passage and discussion questions at the end of each chapter
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