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This story can be a lesson for children during the impressionable ages of 5-9 on the importance of obedience and love.
"The Gardener¿s Helpers" characters are likable, and humorous.
It has elements of truth, humor, fantasy, fear, and forgiveness.
Coo and Flutter¿s job takes work and focus. By trusting in God to overcome his smallest fears, Coo comes face to face with his worst fear. Failing his heavenly father. The adventure helps Coo learn the true meaning of obedience, selflessness, and love. And it shows the consequences of sin and disobedience.
List of contents
Chapter 1: IN THE BEGINNING
Chapter 2: FLUTTER AND WHO?
Chapter 3: LAST IN LINE
Chapter 4: MAN AND WOMAN
Chapter 5: NO TIME FOR NAPS
Chapter 6: PERFECT LOVE
Chapter 7: WHERE’S EVE?
Chapter 8: FRANTIC FLYERS
Chapter 9: THE DECEPTION
Chapter 10: FORBIDDEN FRUIT
Chapter 11: LAMB OF LOVE
Chapter 12: OUT OF EDEN
Chapter 13: MISSION OF LOVE
About the author
Joann Claypoole writes children¿s chapter books, voice-overs, plays, articles, blog posts, inspirational prayers, and songs. Her stories, The Cardinals¿ Song, The Amazing Gift, Christmas Watercolor, and A Picture In The Sky were included in three books in Yvonne Lehman¿s & Grace Publishing¿s `Moments¿ Series¿Divine Moments, book 1, 2014. Christmas Moments, book 2, 2014, and Spoken Moments, book 3, 2015. Joann co-wrote a TV documentary script for National House of Hope titled My Last Hope, hosted by Candace Cameron Bure (2011). She is a wife, mother of four sons, has three grand babies, two crazy canines, and owns a salon/spa in sunny Florida.
Summary
Let there be light. With these four words, God began to create everything that ever was or ever will be. He hung the sun, moon, and stars in the skies. He painted the light and the darkness. Filled Oceans. Carved mountains. And then, He created the very first of His flying creatures---Coo and Flutter, two very special doves on a mission of love. Co
Foreword
Coo and Flutter eagerly accept the mission to help Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden and to make sure they never touch the fruit of one very important tree. Believing he can easily accomplish this simple task on his own, Coo’s wacky ways distract him from the true mission God has planned for him. But the serpent has other plans for Adam and Eve, and for Coo & Flutter. Will their mission be over before it begins?
