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"My daughter loved this one. She likes all the characters but especially the large cats!"
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BRAVE Books CEO Trent Talbot has written A Tale of Two Tigers, a Christian children's book that teaches the dangers of jumping to conclusions.
In every BRAVE Book, we partner with people of moral integrity to teach complex Christian and Conservative values in a fun and engaging way. Trent Talbot is the CEO of BRAVE Books as well as a father and husband.
In Trent Talbot's book A Tale of Two Tigers, join Valor and Harmony as they try to escape Dom-A-Tron and learn the dangers of jumping to conclusions. Then explore this topic with your family through the activities in the BRAVE Challenge at the end of the book.
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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 9 reviews.
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"My daughter loved this one. She likes all the characters but especially the large cats!"
"The baboons were fun as bad guys! My foster daughter was surprised that I ordered this one and The Return of Blackheart for her. She loves the new-to-her character (Harmony) so now she was begging for the book that introduces Harmony as a child. So I am surprising her with that book now. We love all of our brave books. We really started getting these for our foster daughter because of hearing about the book about Valor being adopted. It has really helped her to understand more about her own life as she will also be adopted. But then we fell in love with the books amd now the sagas! The life lessons are great and the art on the pages are great!"
"We liked that they came together at the end. It’s a good book on compromises and working together."
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"Excellent book"
"My grandkids love the books."
"I have been having each of my kids read these books too my grandkids and do the discussion pages with them. They are wonderful in teaching morals!"
"An interesting story that shows that people may have different perspectives to a given situation."