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The Way of Love
Tammar Stein, Chloë Manasseh-Benjamin
Morehouse Publishing
Sep/2025, 24 Pages, Childrens Board Book, 7 x 7
ISBN: 9781640658530
A unique counting book for the youngest reader that connects birds of the Bible with relevant scripture quotes.
Beginning with ten nesting swallows and ending with one dove, 10 Nesting Swallows is the perfect counting primer for little hands and curious minds. The simple text and vibrant illustrations encourage early learning, observational skills, and a love for God’s creation. Parents, caregivers, and educators will appreciate the biblical verses as the birds come alive in rich and colorful settings.
Praise for Tammar Stein's Beni's War:
"Stein masterfully weaves together the country’s rich cultural heritage and tenacity with the anxieties and sorrows of war. Using strong characters, striking landscapes, and accurate historic details, she provides a gripping glimpse of Israel in the 1970s. Readers will be motivated by Beni’s perceptiveness and inspired by the strength he demonstrates through acceptance―even towards the enemy." ― Rebecca Redinger, Lincoln Park Branch, Chicago P.L, Library Journal (Starred Review)
Tammar Stein is the author of 11 novels for children of all ages, including Beni’s War, winner of the Middle East Book Award, The Six-Day Hero, a Library Guild selection and Sydney Taylor Honor, and most recently, The Treasure of Tel Maresha. She lives in Chicago, Illinois.
Chloë Manasseh-Benjamin is an artist and art psychotherapist. Her paintings and installations have been shown internationally, and she has collaborated extensively with artists, musicians, clothing, and interior designers on various projects around the world. Her projects include a public outdoor installation for Singapore Night Festival at the iconic Fort Canning Spiral Staircase in 2022 and works in situ in the Paul Smith flagship stores in London and LA. She lives in Singapore.
"The early childhood educator part of me loves that the book counts the birds backwards, giving children the chance to learn this skill in a natural way, giving them a boost when it’s time to learn subtraction. The special educator part of me loves that the illustrations are realistic and appeal to our neurodiverse children who need illustrations to be accurate representations of what they are reading about . . . This title is definitely worthy of your attention!"
—Practical Church Resources
