“Attractive ... conveys simple messages to children about how they can relate to prayer as a way of communicating with God.... Constructive [and] thought-provoking ... especially when shared by a parent or teacher with a child.”

—Association of Jewish Libraries Newsletter

“Through gentle verse and wondrous photographs, Where Does God Live? invites you to take a journey with your children to discover the God in all of us and our world.”

—Rabbi Sandy Eisenberg Sasso, author of God’s Paintbrush and In God’s Name

“Opens up a wonderful opportunity to bring the [child’s] question out in the open.... Rich photos.”

—Children’s Literature

“Simple and direct. Parents can read this book with their kids as the basis for broader discussions about prayer.”

—Lutheran

“How lovely to have this book for young children that uses images and words they know well to convey the intimacy, immediacy, and availability of the experience of God.”

—Sylvia Boorstein, author of That’s Funny, You Don’t Look Buddhist

“Explores several vital aspects of prayer through ... appealing rhyme.... Enriching [and] thoughtful.... A lively introduction to spirituality.”

—Montreal Anglican

“A sweet, safe place to start a conversation about God.”

—American Library Association’s Booklist

“Upbeat, heartfelt ... definitely belongs in church and home libraries, especially for children who are beginning a prayer practice and asking questions.... Poetic text is complemented by relevant, multicultural photos [that] range in emotions from playful to profound.”

—National Church Library Association

“A spiritual jaunt through prayer ... spiced up with delightful photographs.... Notes that GodÂ’s nearness makes it possible for fun and friendship to abound in our hearts whenever we turn to prayer.”

—Spirituality & Health

“A charming book that presents for young children the delight of God’s presence.”

—Church Educator