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Why do we need friends? In this sixth book of the StrongHeart Stories series for ages 4-8, Beth Guckenberger highlights how God’s gift of friendships brings security, honesty, and cheer.
When a determined little heart sets out to build a snowman by herself, loneliness and discouragement chill her excitement. Through unexpected friendships, she discovers that God uses community to warm us. Grounded in Ecclesiastes 4:9-10, this heartwarming picture book helps young readers realize the joy and encouragement we find in friendship.
Like every book in the StrongHeart Stories series, The Heart Who Needed a Friend equips children with healthy, loving ways to deal with big feelings. This illustrated story series gives parents the guidance and biblical tools to prepare children for spiritual battles in developmentally appropriate ways—through Scripture, worship, rest, prayer, confession, and community.
Title
Heart Who Needed a Friend
Author
Beth Guckenberger
Book Format
Hardback
Publisher
David C Cook
Published
September 2026
ISBN
9780830786008
ISBN-10
0830786007
Eden Code
7393857
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Due for release on 01 September 2026. Pre-order today.
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