In the shadow of the Poisonwood Pines, the land is dying.

Three friends -- a squirrel, a hare, and a bear -- stand at the edge of a vast divide, staring across at the beautiful land beyond. They try everything they can to reach it. They climb. They leap. They strain. But no matter how hard they try, the gap only grows wider. Just when hope begins to fade, a quiet King arrives -- and offers hope no one expected.

The Way Home is a powerful allegorical picture book about sacrifice, redemption, and the promise of new life. Through lyrical verse and breathtaking illustrations, readers encounter the story of a King who gives everything to make a way where there was no way. And the fruit of his sacrifice continues to bring life, light, and hope to a weary world.

Perfect for families who love meaningful stories, The Way Home gently points young readers to the greatest story ever told -- and reminds us that sometimes the path home can only be made by someone who loves us enough to give everything.

What kids will discover in The Way Home...

• The need for rescue - The distance between where we are and where we belong is more than we can cross on our own.

• A King who makes a way - A powerful story of love and sacrifice that builds a bridge.

• Hope beyond the divide - Even when things seem broken or lost, there is hope.

• The joy of coming home - A reminder that we were made for restoration, belonging, and new life.


For readers ages 3-8, The Way Home introduces children to a timeless story of rescue, redemption, and the One who made a way for us to come home.

Christian allegory ? Gospel picture book ? Redemption story for kids ? Faith-based children's book ? Ages 3-8

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• Print Length: 48 Pages