Publisher's Synopsis
Lucy's God is a poetic retelling of the creation account told with the goal of creating wonder for God in the heart of a child. The story starts, interestingly enough, with Lucy asking for a story: a bedtime story. Her daddy begins the fantastic tale of the creation of the world; a wonderful story of God's genius and creativity, leading up to the finale, where Lucy is invited to worship and shown that worship is what she was created for. The book carries subtle mention of the Big Bang, told from a Christian perspective.Excerpt from book, " God cleared his throat and said with a boom, 'Let there be fireworks, and let there be room.'The dot, it exploded, it blossomed, it burst, Making room for the fireworks now to disperse. And boy! did they come. All colors and hues, all types and all styles, reds, yellows, and blues. The fireworks exploding spawned, each one, another. Outward, onward, forward they went, Bringing glory to God in their fiery ascent. God clapped and he jumped, He skipped and he strut, He tapped and he thumped, And a rug he did cut. The angels applauded each boom and each zing, Each sizzle ezch ding, each clang and each ring. To this background percussion, they buzzed in discussion, About the recent production of their glorious king."
