Elizabeth A. Peck
Elizabeth's books, though highly diverse in character, have all been highly acclaimed by experts and critics, from Henry Wansbrough OSB (editor of the New Jerusalem Bible) praising 'God Is Not A Man In The Sky' to Dr Lindsay C. Gibson (NYT and Amazon best-selling author of 'Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents') being a big fan of 'You Can Tell Me Anything.' Most recently, Daniel Clifford (two-Michelin Starred Patron Chef of Midsummer House Restaurant) has lent his support to 'Table Manners.'
The combination of Elizabeth's love of philosophy and theology, and of her daughter has resulted in all of her writings, both published and in the pipeline. Elizabeth writes, essentially, either to share profound truths with her daughter, or in response to everyday occurrences in their lives. It is a happy bonus that others love her books too!
Children's / educational
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God Is Not A Man In The Sky
You Can Tell Me Anything
Table Manners
God Is Not A Man In The Sky
'God Is Not A Man In The Sky' comprises two parts: a beautifully-illustrated, hardback children’s book, and the Companion Guide, an accompanying booklet for adults. The children’s book, quite possibly the first of its kind, tells the story of existence from both scientific and biblical perspectives. Beginning ‘before’ God’s creation of the universe, the narrative unfolds through the Big Bang, evolution, the development of humanity, and the covenant, culminating in redemption through Jesus Christ.
You Can Tell Me Anything
As psychiatrist Curt Thompson MD observes, we come into this world with two longings: to be truly known, and to be truly loved. Beautiful both visually and in meaning, this book is a wonderful tool for parents and other caregivers to respond to these longings in their child. Going further than simply expressing a parent’s love, this gentle and honest poem assures the child that an important adult in their life is deeply interested in them, and truly wants to know what is in their heart and mind. Helping the child feel in their depths that they are heard, seen, and known, 'You Can Tell Me Anything' communicates to the child that they really can speak openly, secure in the knowledge that they will be loved no matter what.
Table Manners
This delightful and playful illustrated poem follows the journey of an otherwise lovely little girl who is a terror at the table. Will the perseverance of her long-suffering parents ever pay off?
https://www.caritatebooks.com/books/table-manners/
https://www.caritatebooks.com/books/you-can-tell-me-anything/
https://www.franciscanpublishing.com/books/childrens/god-is-not-a-man-in-the-sky/
