"Chris Mouse and the Promise" by Tina Adams, new children's book from @5PrincePub

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PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR YOUR LITTLE ONES!

Chris Mouse and the Promise

Tina J Lackey Adams

Chris Mouse has just tucked her three little ones into bed when she notices the most beautiful bright shining star in the heavens. As she dreamily admires the star she remembers a prophecy she's heard stories about since her youth. A magnificent star would mark the birth of the Savior. Could this be the promise she had waited her entire life to see? What happens next will change the world forever. Life for Chris Mouse will never be the same. A Whimsical Christian children's book about the first Christmas for children ages 10 and under. Perfect for Christian home school families.

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Genre: Children

Release Date: November 28, 2012

About the author: Tina received an Associate of Arts in Pre-Social Work, Cum Laude from Coconino County Community College. She completed her Bachelors in Social Work from Northern Arizona University and MSW from Arizona State University.

She is an alumni of Phi Theta Kappa, Beta Gamma Chi Chapter and Gamma Phi Honor Societies.

Tina is a freelance writer and poet growing up with a a passion for reading and telling stories. She has a heart for children and animals serving families in Northern Arizona.

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