Last night, I began to ponder this review. What makes this book I'm about to review different? How can I explain why it's different than others I've reviewed before? Were the others bad? No. Would I change my reviews about them? Maybe, maybe not. The more books I read, the more I'm challenged to think about what I read, what I read to my children, and what I let them read. Over the past two years, I've read and reviewed several devotionals for children. Among them a few stood out... Big Thoughts for Little Children for the preschool set by Kenneth Taylor. Simple, sweet illustrations. Language and ideas very appropriate for the 2-4 year olds. God's Mighty Acts in Salvation and God's Mighty Acts of Creation , both by Starr Meade. Wonderful devotions for middle schoolers and parents. I was impressed at how she simplified big theological concepts without watering them down. But, I didn't find any devotiona...