
By Katie Warner, Meg Whalen (Illustrator)
A tiny seed holds the secret to discovering one's unique purpose.
In 'The Tiny Seed,' a small seed embarks on a journey of growth, mirroring the path children take to uncover their God-given uniqueness. Through vivid illustrations, this tale explores how each child, like the seed, is fearfully and wonderfully made, destined to share goodness and love with the world. As the seed transforms, young readers will see reflections of their own potential and the beauty of their individual stories. What will they become as they grow? Discover the profound truth of identity rooted in divine love and purpose.
First there was a seed. A tiny seed. But it was a seed with possibility… Best-selling children’s author and illustrator duo Katie Warner and Meg Whalen (I Went to Mass, This is the Church, Fr. Ben Gets Ready for Mass) bring to life for young readers Christ’s famous parable of the mustard seed. Through charming illustrations and a beautiful, scriptural storyline, The Tiny Seed reveals the deep truth of our God-given uniqueness, and the incredible process your children will undergo as they grow into the person God wants them to be. A Note from the Author Contrary to our modern culture’s self-esteem movement, which is more rooted in self-love than God-love, I want my children to recognize that they are great, important, and strong precisely because they are fearfully and wonderfully made by God (Psalm 139), and their unique identity, rooted in Him, is to be cherished, celebrated, and shared. This comforting, inspiring book will help you and your children marvel at the ways in which God has made them special, as they grow to uncover how they will use these gifts to share God’s goodness, truth, beauty, and love with the world. I hope readers will love seeing their own stories reflected in the illustrations, relishing the process of God’s love blooming in your own life.
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