The Sparkle Box Review and Giveaway
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This is such a sweet story.
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The Sparkle Box is a great book. It teaches children the meaning of giving to those in need! The Sparkle Box is a book but they also send your very own Sparkle Box! So here is a little recap of the story!
Right here you can see where the boy and his mother are giving blankets and food to the local homeless shelter. So the homeless can stay warm and have food!
Every child needs to learn that giving items like this is good. Why let people go hungry or cold when we can stop it?
After that he has his father's Christmas party at work so he learned how his dad's co-workers and their families including his gave enough money for Africa so they could have clean water!
The last good deed in the book was where the boy had bought the biggest mitten's and a candy bar for himself. Well when he went to leave a man was cold and hungry at the door and so the boy gave him the mittens and the gloves!
Here is where the boy learns what the sparkle box is... And if you still do not know here is your answer. The Sparkle Box is a box filled with papers of good deeds you have done for Jesus!
I know we have our sparkle box and are filling it! Whether we give some can goods to the local food bank to passing out 10 lunches to the local homeless!
What is your good deed?
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A special thank you to Jill Hardie for sending Sassy Mom, 2 Spoiled Bratz The Sparkle Box Book free of charge to review. All opinions stated in our review are our own truthfully opinion and were not influenced by the sponsor or from getting the review product free of charge. We were in no way compensated for our review or opinion. Sassy Mom, 2 Spoiled Bratz only recommends products and services that we feel are a good fit for our readers
A much better idea than elf on a shelf!
ReplyDeleteAs a Grandmother to four, I would read this book to them. Having a strong faith tradition, I think its never too early to stress charity at times when the whole world seems dedicated to consumerism!
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