Customer Reviews
Little Soul and the Sun - By: Dr. Tami Brady, 31 Jan 2008 
Based upon Neale Donald Walsch's Conversations with God, The Little Soul & the Sun tells the story of the little soul who wanted to experience who he was. The little soul had already realized that he was light but did not know how to be this. God explained to the little soul that it was hard to discern the light when everything was bright. They decided to play a game of pretend. The little soul would go into the darkness so that he could see his light. Moreover, he would go into this experiment looking to explore a special part of the light called forgiveness. Another little soul agreed to be the one who'd need forgiving.
I love the Little Soul books. They remind us all about the light, the unconditional love, & the connection that we all possess & that we share during our time on this planet. Inspiring.
Superb spiritual beginnings for your children! - By: GypsyGal, 09 Mar 2006 As a mum of one, & following my own spiritual path, I, like most parents, was confused about how to teach or rather show my child "spirituality" without it being a brainwashing session. This book is not only beautiful, but it's gentle teaching of morality & spirituality actually brought me to tears when I first read it with my daughter. It stand out like a beacon among other children's books & it's such a shame there aren't more like it. As a huge fan of Neale Walsch's Conversations with God series, I recommend this book as a starting point for your children to recognise early enough that there is a good side to life - a positive, loving side & from this little acorns grow! That has to be a good thing. For any of you that are familiar with Neale Walsch, don't hesitate to buy this book.. change will progress with your children, & without a doubt, they will thank you for it!
You don't need kids to buy this Book - By: Feelingpeachy, 21 Feb 2003 This book is pure joy. The quality is superb - & the artwork is just beautiful - so if nothing else, buy it as a work of art! I don't have children, but this book speaks to the eternal childin all of us (sorry if that sounds corny). Buy it & prepare to be touched.
brilliant - By: karen.hughes7@btinternet.com, 24 Jan 2002 An absolute delight. Me & my 8 year old daughter read it together & both ended upin tears of realization. On asking my daughter if she understood the underlying theme of the story she replied, "Of course I do, the little boy died & was waiting to be born again with his friend who will do something horrible to him. He won't hate him for it cos he'll remember they were friendsin heaven". As an after thought she whispered, "did you forget us when you first came here, cos we didn't forget you". You could have blown me over, literally. Since then she's read it to me & her brother dozens of times without tears. I must say a pure joy.
Do you want your child to understand? - By: , 07 Mar 2000 My eight year old son read the book this evening. The resulting conversation that took place afterwards was incredible. If you want your child to develop & remember as they should, whilst trying to allow them total freedom & confidencein all that they do, then give them this book. It is wonderful & it expresses exactly what we as adults find difficult to explain.
