A Donkey's Little Tale by R. Mitchell Scott

by 
R. Mitchell Scott
(Ambassador International 2014)


A lot of Nativity stories are rehashes of the same thing. What I found unique about A Donkey's Little Tale was that even though the nativity story had been told through an animal's point of view before, this tale had a fresh perspective.

The story flowed off the tongue quite well. The cadence is sure to delight the little reader.

I adored the simple illustrations. Almost a Precious Moments vibe to it, the elegance and cuteness is something that will keep little ones interested as the story of Christ's birth is read.

Such a cute book!

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