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I was recently introduced to some board books for very young children that can help parents to start a discussion with their kids about God. Graham Blanchard is the company that publishes these books, and when I took a look around their website, I was very impressed for several reasons.
1. They partner with non-profit organizations by donating part of their earnings, and they promote literacy by donating books to children in need.
2. They have a statement of faith right on the website. I loved that I could know for sure where they stood and what the books were going to teach my children relating to doctrine.
3. Their company values are also listed right on the website, so you can see exactly where they are coming from and know what kind of company you are contributing to when you purchase.
Honor God by loving him and people in all we do to contribute to the well-being of children and their families.
Produce the highest quality books and resources that are excellent in language, illustration, and production quality in order to promote a love of learning about God.
Adhere to the highest ethical standards in relationships with collaborators, suppliers, partners and customers in a genuine, trustworthy, honest, and accountable manner.
Conduct a profitable business by investing soundly in products that meet the needs of customers and create prosperity for stakeholders who in turn may generously give.
Respect individuals, the community, and the environment by evaluating the impacts of our business decisions and adhering to best practices.


The Praise books help children celebrate the wonders of God that children see around them every day. I reviewed Little Seed: A Life in the Praise category.With bright and colorful illustrations the story is told of a little seed hidden in the ground by Busy Squirrel. As the seasons change so does the little seed. The story shows the whole life cycle of the seed from the insertion in the ground until it blooms and then produces new seeds to carry on the cycle.
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