Eric says thanks

Dai Hankey

sep. 2022 · The Good Book Company

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A fun, rhyming storybook that introduces young children to the biblical concept of gratitude.

Eric is so blessed by his tasty toast that he just has to say “thanks!” But who should he thank?

Join Eric as he embarks upon an epic adventure of gratitude that takes him all the way to the giver of all good gifts!

In this fun, rhyming storybook, children will learn to be grateful, giving thanks to God for all his blessings.

Dai Hankey is a Welsh church-planting pastor who's also a DJ and rapper. Dai's first book for children uses his rapping gifts to create a fun, punchy story that young children will love to listen to.

Combined with stunning new artwork by Xavier Bonet, Eric says thanks will quickly become a firm favourite with young children.

Teach children repentance and dependence with the other books in the series: Eric says sorry and Eric says please

Um höfundinn

Dai Hankey is a church-planting pastor in the Welsh Valleys, where he lives with his wife, Michelle, and four young children. He is founder of Red Community, a Christian charity that fights human trafficking in Wales. Dai is a former skateboarder and loves to DJ. He is the author of The Hard Corps, A Man's Greatest Challenge and the Eric Says… series.

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