Only God Can Make a Kitten by Rhonda Gowler Greene - Review

Only God Can Make a Kitten is written in rhyme and follows the journey of a mother and her young son as they explore nature and play outside. Like all young children, her son is full of questions about his observations.

Cover of Only God Can make A Kitten with text overlay Adorable Christian Book For Young Children.

Disclosure: I received a free copy of this product for review, all opinions are 100% my own.

With having a large family of younger children I’m always on the hunt for great children’s books to help bring God’s word to their hearts.

So I was really glad to have the opportunity to receive the children's book Only God Can Make a Kitten written by Rhonda Gowler Greene and illustrated by Laura J. Bryant.

Book Details

  • Publisher: Zonderkidz

  • Hardcover

  • 32 pages

  • Age range: 4 –8 years old

Only God Can Make a Kitten is written in rhyme and follows the journey of a mother and her young son as they explore nature and play outside. Like all young children, her son is full of questions about his observations.

He often says “Mamma, look!” then describes what he’s looking at and asks who makes it make that sound. His mother answers him that only God can make the rain, rocks, trees, and everything they see.

“Mama, look!

Eggs! A nest!

Who made our hungry chirp-chirp! guests?

With a thought, a whispered word, only God can make a bird.”

The illustrations are beautiful and sweet but simple and there is action in every scene. There is always something interesting for little ones to look at!

Mother and her son are out exploring in the rain, picking plums, finding birds, etc.

This is a great book that would be a great nature study introduction for young children. It really points out that everything in nature around us was created by God.

I love that it uses a sweet rhyme to show specific examples of God’s creation to children. This is an often requested bedtime storybook from my younger children!

Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this book free from the publisher through the BookLook Bloggers book review bloggers program. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.

Kim Mills

Hi! I’m Kim, a homeschool mom of 6 who believes that learning should be fun for kids and moms! My goal is to help you make learning engaging and enjoyable with hands-on learning and easy to do lessons that actually get done.

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