Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

First of all, I notice the bad reviewers did not purchase the book and haven't read it. Filter the reviews to see only verified purchases reviews. The book has 45 beautiful color pages in it. It is worth the $23. There was zero propaganda. The book is about growing up and as you are cared for, you care for others. Sorrow might come, but you can find joy and recover. We find joy in being kind and spreading love. All things you'll find in most kids books these days. Written beautifully, delivered sweetly. This story had a Bible verse in the epilogue. A verse about being gentle and kind. In the beginning of the book, it references "the One that loves you most" one time, just like that. If you are a Muslim, you'll read your kids Muslim books. If you're an athiest, you'll read them atheist books. If you're a Christian, you're going to read your kid Christian books. We all teach our kids what we believe to be true. This book is by a well-known Christian man. If a verse about being kind is too offensive to someone, this book is the least of their problems. Talking about what you believe to others is not propaganda. It's how we exist. It's how we connect. Not everyone has to agree. Don't read books if they disturb you. I can see the reviewers that gave poor ratings did not read it, and they shouldn't.