Whispered Last Words (The Stolen Book)

Very Touching Story
From Anonymous of La Grange Park, Illinois on 7/1/2021.

I enjoyed this story. It is an easy read and has solid teaching. Makes a great gift!

Stolen Book
From Anonymous of Bluffton, South Carolina on 1/11/2017.

Great book. Could not put it down.

The Stolen Book
From Anonymous of Saint Peters,, Missouri on 1/11/2017.

A very easy reading book. I enjoyed the exchange between the Book Store owner and the little girl. She was a great witness of our faith.

Engaging and Enriching!
From Jonathan Eby of Franklin, Tennessee on 1/11/2017.

Really enjoyed this newest release from Lamplighter. This book contains 2 seemingly unrelated stories, one fiction and one non-fiction. Both, however, portray how God providentially uses children as conduits of His transforming grace in the lives of hard, unbelieving adults.

I find that most Lamplighter books capture my attention quickly, and result in my completing the book in a short period of time - this book was no exception. Heartily recommended, and I agree with the age range - probably over the heads of younger children, and does deal with issues of serious grief.

A Rare Gem
From Duane Blevins of Bluefield, Virginia on 1/7/2017.

First of all, every Lamplighter volume is a treasure. However, The Stolen Book is indeed a rare gem. The story of used book seller Michael Betts, his estranged brother and the impact of a little girl is a touching tale that will move the hardest heart. I think I especially liked it because another favorite volume, The Pilgrim's Progress is key to the plot. The second account in the book, the testimony of a Civil War physician is thought provoking and challenging as well. How will Christ use our lives to impact others? Thanks Mark and Lamplighter for finding these wonderful treasures!