Wilbur the Woolly: A Book About Trusting the Shepherd (#06 in Created To Be Series)

Name: Wilbur the Woolly: A Book About Trusting the Shepherd (#06 in Created To Be Series)
Brand: Koorong
SKU: 9780648356271
Price: 25.99 AUD
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Nikki Rogers

Paperback

10 October 2018

Christian Living

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Wilbur the Woolly is a book about trusting the good shepherd. Follow Wilbur the sheep on his journey, as he learns to trust in the shepherd's love for him and discovers that getting his own way isn't always best.

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Wilbur the Woolly: A Book About Trusting the Shepherd (#06 in Created To Be Series) $25.99

Koorong code 605636

ISBN 9780648356271

Pages 32

Publisher Created To Be

Publication date 10 October 2018

Dimensions 2 x 215 x 215mm

Weight 0.095kg

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Vanessa
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
9 months ago
WILBUR THE WOOLLY
This is a great message on trusting God. Good addition to the series
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Anonymous
I recommend this product
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3 years ago
Really good
Really enjoy this, it speaks to me even though I'm in my 30's. . . To trust the Good Shepherd, trust that He knows best even when we don't want to do it His way. . . Love the rhyming text and the life lessons. . . Highly recommend. Hope Koorong gets the book pack back, these ate quite expensive to buy separately but inside it does say the profits go to supporting charities, which is good. . . Would like to know which ones but that's just me :)
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