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Customer Reviews for Concordia Publishing House God, I Need to Talk to You about Disrespect
Concordia Publishing House God, I Need to Talk to You about Disrespect
Child-friendly text and entertaining illustrations help children think about a behavior they encounter in daily life and pray about it. Scripture examples help children apply it to their lives.
This booklet, one in a series, expresses that all sinful behaviors are forgiven through Jesus' sacrifice on the cross and encourages children to go to God in prayer any time they feel tempted or troubled. Recommended for ages 2 to 7.
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Customer Reviews for God, I Need to Talk to You about Disrespect
Review 1 for God, I Need to Talk to You about Disrespect
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easy
Date:January 3, 2013
MelD
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to the point, simple, kids really enjoyed it, great imagery
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Review 2 for God, I Need to Talk to You about Disrespect
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Great for little kids
Date:February 23, 2012
ncmom
Location:Jacksonville,NC
Age:35-44
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Great book for little kids, I love how they relate everything to God. I was a little disappointed about the size and quality of the books.
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Review 3 for God, I Need to Talk to You about Disrespect
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Simple, understandable, short ending with a prayer
Date:October 28, 2011
Nolden
Location:Tucson AZ
Age:45-54
Gender:female
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Simple, understandable, relevent, ending with a prayer, which can teach children how and what to possibly pray for. I bought every single one of the series.
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Review 4 for God, I Need to Talk to You about Disrespect
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A good book
Date:September 1, 2011
tater32
Age:25-34
Gender:female
My son loves this book and asks me to read it to him.
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Date:August 17, 2011
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Age:35-44
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I thought the book itself was very good. However, it was not clear that I would be purchasing 10 copies of the same book. This is not what I expected and I am returning it to hopefully find a series of books about the different behaviors, ie. bad manners, disrespect, etc.
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Review 6 for God, I Need to Talk to You about Disrespect
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Date:May 27, 2011
proactive mom
Location:Charleston, SC
Age:25-34
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I really liked these books even though they were not what I was expecting. They are small in size (like the size of a cd jewel case) and the whole book is a prayer to God about the situation (like hurting others) starting out something like this, "Dear God, Today, I hurt others. First I... . Then I.... Then the consequence is said, and it finishes with Please forgive me for... I know that (You love me and mom and dad love me)... and what I did was wrong. Please forgive me." My 5 year old who is very strong willed loves these, and they have really seemed to help him relate the behavior issues to the Biblical reason the behavior is wrong.
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Date:April 12, 2011
California Christian
Location:Coachella, CA
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This book is very appealing and encouraging to young children. Having this handy little book available when he needs it helps my son feel confident that he can make the right choices all by himself.
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Date:March 17, 2011
Kaye
Location:Pennsylvania
Age:55-65
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Easy read for young readers. Provokes questions and discussion with children.
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Review 9 for God, I Need to Talk to You about Disrespect
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Date:May 29, 2010
Lin
Great Book Series Easy enough for the kids to read aloud, but totally gets the point across.
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Review 10 for God, I Need to Talk to You about Disrespect
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Date:May 21, 2010
Amy Rodgers
not what I expected. But I guess I got a 99 cent book that truly IS a 99 cent book. They have nice themes and are short and to the point. My 6yr old daughter read them and enjoyed them
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Review 11 for God, I Need to Talk to You about Disrespect
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Date:May 17, 2010
Cindy Stillwell
I bought this little book for my 10 year old grand-daughter, who was having a little problem with respecting her teachers at school. I gave her a bit of time to make sure she'd read it, then speaking to her on the phone, I asked her if she had indeed read the book. Her response was, "Grandma! I think that book was written just for me! After I read it I had to apologize to God for being disrespectful." My heart was touched & like I have said before, I thank God for God's authors!
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Review 12 for God, I Need to Talk to You about Disrespect
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Date:April 28, 2010
Alma Hager
These little books are perfect for kids. I'm extremely happy we bought them and they teach good lessons.
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Date:February 27, 2010
Megan Tollefson
These are very simple, short stories with a great message inside of them. My kids love them all!
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Review 14 for God, I Need to Talk to You about Disrespect
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Date:February 27, 2010
Dolly Griffin
this book will be very helpful i my children's Sunday school class. Each book points out the good news of God's love and forgiveness
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Date:February 19, 2010
Audrie Cash
My 4yo sooo gets this series of books! She understands what they say and asks me to read them again to her! Appologizes and tells me which trait she was doing and asks God for forgiveness now!
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Date:December 29, 2009
Rachel Schick
I purchased almost all of these little books as a social and spiritual tool to use with my 3 kids. I was especially excited to have them read them as part of their "punishment", while cooling down perhaps, when they displayed such behaviors. I think they will be great in reinforcing what we already teach the kids, except it's not just mom saying so, they are accountable to God. Each book reminds them also of forgiveness through Christ's sacrifice. I didn't have to wait for troublesome behaviors to read these. The kids were immediately drawn to the books and had me read them right away, one after the other without any misbehavior. The books are quite small, but I think that's what makes them so appropriate for the suggested ages. Short and sweet, I recommend these books.
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Review 17 for God, I Need to Talk to You about Disrespect
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Date:December 28, 2009
Melissa Malcolm
I ordered all 16 of these booklets and for a 16 page booklet I think they are great. They give good examples of bad behavior and I can refer back to them when my 4 year old acts up. Not only does she ask me to read them to her, she "reads" them to herself (as much as she can remember.) Also, they emphasize that we need to ask God to forgive our sins and that Jesus died for our sins which I think is awesome!
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Review 18 for God, I Need to Talk to You about Disrespect
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Date:December 21, 2009
Linda Matlock
Not exactly what I expected, but the message is good and the pictures are bright. My 6 year old grandson, who has problems in this area, sat and listened and picked out the words he could read. We will use it ofen.
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Review 19 for God, I Need to Talk to You about Disrespect
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Date:October 29, 2009
Sharon Ross
This is also a good book for helping children understand exactly what disrespect means and opening a doorway to discussing how it makes others feel when we are disrespectful.
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Date:August 14, 2009
Simple Style
This book, titled "Disrespect" is really misnamed. I was hoping for a book to discuss talking back, questioning authority and "haughty eyes" but found that this book would be better titled "Being Unkind." The examples in this book are between two children (bumping into someone and not helping them pick up their things) and not what I would label disrespect, though it would apply in a very broad sense of the word. It's still a good book, but not about disrespect, in my opinion.The books in this series are tiny (4.5"x5.5") and thin which most reviewers seem to dislike, but I think it's perfect. These books are an excellent disciplinary tool and if you pull out the encyclopedia each time you want to discuss your child's behavior, they'll tune you out for sure. They are written in first person narrative from a child's perspective in the form of a prayer and blunt discussion with God. It addresses the sin and reveals the truth (both sin-specific verses sited as well as general truth about God's forgiveness) about the behavior you're hoping to correct.
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