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Stephanie Jeffs

Author of If You'd Been There in Bible Times

57 Works 801 Members 3 Reviews

About the Author

She has had more than a dozen books for children published worldwide, and writes curriculum material for Sunday schools. She is a former teacher of English and drama, and is actively involved in the life of her local church as a youth leader and housegroup leader. She lives in Tiverton, in the show more southwest of England, with her husband, Mark, and three young children, Matthew, Patrick, and Rosie. 050 show less

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Series

Works by Stephanie Jeffs

In the Beginning (1997) 41 copies
The Easter Story (1997) 37 copies
The Christmas Mouse (1994) 35 copies
Who's Who In The Bible (2002) 27 copies
The Story of Christmas (2005) 26 copies
Bedtime Bible (1999) 19 copies
God's Love at Christmas (2010) 18 copies
The Little Christmas Tree (1991) 17 copies
Where's Jesus? (2002) 15 copies
Dragons are Different (1993) 8 copies
The Very Little Angel (2008) 6 copies
The Christmas Tree's Tale (2000) 4 copies
Josué (2001) 4 copies
Eddie the Elephant (1993) 3 copies
The 365 Children's Bible (2013) 3 copies
Elie Prophète de Dieu (1999) 3 copies
Jacob Témoin de Dieu (2001) 3 copies
Stori'r Nadolig (1999) 1 copy
Korskærs junior bibel (2000) 1 copy
Ett barn är fött (2005) 1 copy
The Dragon's Birthday (1993) 1 copy

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Reviews

6 reviews
Summary:

This is a story that helps children understand death. A little boy named Josh has learned his friend Max died. Max was always in the yard playing and each time Josh begins to notice he is no longer there it becomes more real. Max also helped Josh decorate his room so whenever he sees the wallpaper Max picked out he gets upset. One day he is so angry that Max is no longer with us he decides to tear the wall paper off. His mother then explains where we go when we die. Josh is finally show more okay because he realizes he will see Max again.

My Personal Response:
I really liked the way the book explained how he felt each time he didn't get to see Max where he normally would. I also liked that the Mother took the time to explain what happens after death and helped her son work through his feelings.

Classroom extensions:
I am not sure this could be read in a normal classroom, maybe at a Christian school.
1. This would be a great book to read if someone in the class or school dies.
2. This would be a good book to read during a feelings unit.
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ages 3 to 6
Story of Jenny and her sister Rosie who has a disease and is dying
touching story of Jenny and her sister Rosie who has a disease and is dying.

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Works
57
Members
801
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Rating
½ 3.7
Reviews
3
ISBNs
124
Languages
10

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