Brave Young Knight
Karen Kingsbury
(Author)
Gabrielle Grimard
(Illustrator)
Description
In this picture book, Karen Kingsbury tells the story of a boy in competition with other young knights to become prince of all the land. In a series of contests and competitions, the king recognizes the brave young knight as the winner, not because he was the fastest or strongest, and not because he was smarter or more cunning than the other knights. Rather, the brave young knight is the winner because he doesn't follow the crowd, instead making decisions based on what is right and true and in accordance with his faith. The moral of the story is that the bravest young boys are those who exhibit the strongest character.
Product Details
Price
$15.99
$14.87
Publisher
Zonderkidz
Publish Date
April 16, 2011
Pages
40
Dimensions
11.03 X 9.33 X 0.44 inches | 0.94 pounds
Language
English
Type
Hardcover
EAN/UPC
9780310716457
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About the Author
Karen Kingsbury is best known and loved for her life-changing, emotionally gripping adult fiction titles, with five million copies in print. Dubbed by Time magazine as the Queen of Christian Fiction, she has penned multiple award-winning titles, including Redemption and A Time to Dance. A former reporter for the Los Angeles Times and Los Angeles Daily News, she has also written for People and Reader's Digest. Karen lives in Tennessee with her husband and six children.
GABRIELLE GRIMARD a illustré plus de 30 albums, dont Les mots volés, Quand j'avais huit ans, Fatima et les voleurs de clémentines, Aujourd'hui peut-être... et les livres de la série Petit Gnouf. Elle est aussi l'auteure-illustratrice de l'album Lila et la corneille. Gabrielle habite aux environs de Montréal. From the time she was little GABRIELLE GRIMARD loved art, dismaying her elementary school teachers by constantly drawing in class. Later Gabrielle studied art in high school and university. After her son was born, she began illustrating children's books and has now created more than 25, including When I Was Eight (Quand j'avais huit ans), Stolen Words (Les mots volés), and Not My Girl (Où est ma fille?). Lila and the Crow (Lila et la corneille) is the first book she both wrote and illustrated. She uses watercolours, gouache, and oil to create images of amazing warmth and depth. Gabrielle lives near Montreal, QC.
