#rainfromheaven

A mother and daughter explore the origin of rain in Rain From Heaven, a heartfelt story that reveals rain as a precious gift from God. This rain book for kids explains how rain nurtures plants, flowers, and provides essential water for animals and people alike.

In "Rain From Heaven," a mother gently teaches her daughter about the origin of rain, explaining that it is a precious gift from God and Heaven. She shares that God nurtures the earth by watering plants and providing life-giving water for animals and people alike. This touching story beautifully illustrates how to explain rain to children with faith and wisdom, echoing their grandmother's advice to live peacefully.

"Rain From Heaven" recounts the true story of a mother and daughter on a rainy day. When the little girl asks, "Where does rain come from?" her mother explains that it is a gift from God, nourishing the earth and providing for all living things. The tale also features Grandma Myrtle, who taught the mother to embrace the storm, helping her find peace in the sound of rain. This heartwarming story illustrates how to explain rain to children meaningfully.

Rain From Heaven by Teresa Haven Pelinski is a children's book about rain. A mother and daughter discuss the origin of rain, revealing it is a gift from God and Heaven. The mother explains that God watered trees, plants, and flowers and provided water for animals and people. The story also mentions their grandmother's advice to be peaceful.

rainfromheaven tagged me in this. Thanks, doll!!

Rules: In a text post list 10 books that have stayed with you in some way. Don’t take but a few minutes and don’t think too hard, they don’t have to be the right or great works just ones that have touched you. Tag ten friends including me so I will see your list. Make sure your friends know you have tagged them.

Roscoe's Leap - Gillian Cross

Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett

The Diary of Ellen Rimbauer - Ridley Pearson

Betty Garrett and Other Songs: A Life on Stage and Screen - Betty Garrett

Skulduggery Pleasant - Derek Landy

Die Wolke - Gudrun Pausewang

The Importance of Being Earnest - Oscar Wilde

Hollywood Babylon - Kenneth Anger's

And Then There Were None - Agatha Christie

The Trespasser - D.H. Lawrence

Lovely rainfromheaven tagged me to do this ages ago but somehow I never got around to until now. Sorry!

RULES (always re-post rules):

Answer the 11 questions you are given.

Create 11 new questions.

Tag 11 people (and let them know they have been tagged)

1. Who would you like to see in concert?

This is one of the most difficult questions to me as the first answer which comes to mind is EVERYONE! Though if I really have to choose one answer to this question, I'd gotta say Little Comets at the moment. They even give fans thank-you for coming to their gigs, how awesome is that?!

2. Tea or coffee?

Tea. Each time, every time. Especially green one.

3. You just got a free plane ticket to anywhere. You have to depart right now. Where are you gonna go?

Either Iceland or New Zealand. Can it be both?

4. Which hurts the most, physical or emotional pain?

Emotional.

5. Best thing to eat for breakfast?

Yogurt, I guess.

6. What was the most time-wasting habit in your life?

Internet. (Does it count as a habit? It certainly feels like such.)

7. Do people often mispronounce your name?

Yeah, foreigners do it all the time. I've kinda given up on trying to correct people when it comes to it.

8. Does it ever really and deeply sadden you that you will never really have a chance to get even physically close to the photos of celebrities you reblog?

I don't think I ever actively thought about that, so no, probably. I mean I get a feeling sometimes that it might be nice to actually know some of them but  at the same time I'm also kinda glad that I don't.

9. Would you like to live in another country?

Yes!

10. What are you going to spend money on next?

Food would probably be most likely. I have no idea, though.

11. What is something you’d eat/drink no matter how full you are?

Ice cream.