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Reviewed by Sheila Hara for Readers' Favorite
A Special Digital Scrapbook Memory by Christine L. Henderson is a touching and creatively told children’s story that beautifully bridges the gap between everyday experiences and spiritual truths. Centered around young Angie, the book begins with the joyful highlight of her summer—creating a digital scrapbook to capture beach memories, laughter, and time with family. But when school starts, her enthusiasm dims as she’s assigned the task of memorizing Bible verses for class. Angie’s frustration is familiar and relatable, especially for children navigating schoolwork and faith. What sets this book apart is the gentle, thoughtful way Angie’s mother reframes Scripture for her daughter. By likening the Bible to a divine scrapbook—filled with meaningful stories, reminders of love, and treasured moments with God—she helps Angie see memorization not as a chore, but as a way to remember who God is and how He cares for her. This shift in perspective is simple yet powerful, encouraging young readers to view Scripture as something deeply personal and comforting.
The story is easy to follow and full of warmth, perfect for child readers. The colorful illustrations support the narrative well, creating an inviting atmosphere that mirrors Angie’s emotional journey. The inclusion of interactive features like mazes and coloring pages at the end makes the book even more engaging for young readers. Christine Henderson skillfully combines storytelling with a valuable faith lesson, making this a great resource for parents, Sunday school teachers, and Christian educators. It’s a story that honors both the challenges and joys of growing in faith as a child. By connecting everyday creativity with spiritual reflection, A Special Digital Scrapbook Memory gently encourages kids to treasure God’s Word the way they would their favorite memories.
