Holy Hands, Thanksgiving Edition
. "Little Hands, Big Blessings" is a delightful Christian baking recipe book designed especially for toddlers and their families. This charming book brings together the joy of baking with the timeless teachings of the Bible, making it the perfect way to introduce your little ones to both the kitchen and the Word of God. With easy-to-follow recipes tailored for tiny hands, your child will learn how to create delicious treats like "Heavenly Honey Cookies" and "Blessed Banana Bread." Each recipe is paired with a simple Bible verse or story that highlights important values such as gratitude, sharing, and love. As you bake together, you and your toddler will explore the beautiful lessons of faith, patience, and kindness, all while creating tasty memories. Beautifully illustrated and filled with colorful, step-by-step guides, "Little Hands, Big Blessings" is more than just a recipe book—it's a tool for bonding, learning, and growing in faith together as a family. Whether you're celebrating Thanksgiving, a birthday, or just a cozy afternoon, this book helps instill Christian values in the sweetest way possible.
Ella, a 7-year-old girl with brown hair and big eyes, loved Thanksgiving. She wore her baking hat proudly as she mixed ingredients in the kitchen. This year, Ella wanted to do something special. She decided to bake pies for the local homeless shelter. But there was a problem – she didn't have enough ingredients.
Ella asked her mom for help. - Mom, we don't have enough ingredients to bake all the pies! Her mom suggested they go to the store. But when they arrived, the store was out of the most important ingredient: apples. - What are we going to do now? Ella asked, feeling discouraged.
Ella and her mom visited other stores, but they were all out of apples, too. - Maybe we should try baking something else, her mom suggested. Ella shook her head. - No, I really wanted to make apple pies. Feeling sad, Ella wondered if she could still make Thanksgiving special for the shelter.
Back home, Ella sat at the kitchen table, almost in tears. - I guess I can't do it, she said softly. - Don't give up yet, her mom encouraged her. But Ella felt hopeless. - It's just too hard, she sighed, staring at the empty pie tins.
Suddenly, there was a knock at the door. It was their neighbor, Mr. Thompson. - I heard you were looking for apples, he said with a smile. - I have a whole basket from my tree! Ella's eyes lit up. - Really? Thank you so much! They got to work immediately, peeling and slicing apples.
With the apples from Mr. Thompson, Ella and her mom baked delicious pies. - These smell amazing! Ella exclaimed. They delivered the pies to the shelter, where everyone was grateful. - Thank you, Ella! a little boy said, hugging her. Ella smiled, feeling warm inside. She had done it – she made Thanksgiving special.
Ella, a 7-year-old girl with brown hair and big eyes, loved Thanksgiving. She wore her baking hat proudly as she mixed ingredients in the kitchen. This year, Ella wanted to do something special. She decided to bake pies for the local homeless shelter. But there was a problem – she didn't have enough ingredients.
Ella asked her mom for help. - Mom, we don't have enough ingredients to bake all the pies! Her mom suggested they go to the store. But when they arrived, the store was out of the most important ingredient: apples. - What are we going to do now? Ella asked, feeling discouraged.
Ella and her mom visited other stores, but they were all out of apples, too. - Maybe we should try baking something else, her mom suggested. Ella shook her head. - No, I really wanted to make apple pies. Feeling sad, Ella wondered if she could still make Thanksgiving special for the shelter.
Back home, Ella sat at the kitchen table, almost in tears. - I guess I can't do it, she said softly. - Don't give up yet, her mom encouraged her. But Ella felt hopeless. - It's just too hard, she sighed, staring at the empty pie tins.
Suddenly, there was a knock at the door. It was their neighbor, Mr. Thompson. - I heard you were looking for apples, he said with a smile. - I have a whole basket from my tree! Ella's eyes lit up. - Really? Thank you so much! They got to work immediately, peeling and slicing apples.
With the apples from Mr. Thompson, Ella and her mom baked delicious pies. - These smell amazing! Ella exclaimed. They delivered the pies to the shelter, where everyone was grateful. - Thank you, Ella! a little boy said, hugging her. Ella smiled, feeling warm inside. She had done it – she made Thanksgiving special.
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