Sometimes We Pray

Sometimes We Pray - Hardcover

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Sometimes We Pray - Hardcover

Sometimes We Pray - Hardcover

by Mary Wagley Copp
$17.99
$17.99

Book Overview

Discover the diverse ways people around the world pray--through movement, stillness, and connection. A beautiful celebration of spirituality and human expression.

A culturally rich celebration of prayer practices worldwide, fostering diversity and connection. This timely book encourages children to appreciate spirituality in all forms.

People have prayed for centuries, and it is a significant component of most, if not all, religions. It is also a powerful part of people's lives who are not part of a religion. Many people believe that paying attention to the world around them, and to their relationship with it, is a form of prayer.

Prayer in its myriad forms conveys a relationship and a communication with something mysterious, something within or something beyond ourselves.

Available in both picture book and board book.
ISBN9781623546403
Author Mary Wagley Copp
PublisherCharlesbridge Publishing
GenreChildren, Education, and Religion & spirituality
FormatHardcover
PublishedFebruary 2026
LanguageENG- English
Pages40
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Mary Wagley Copp

Mary Wagley Copp is the author of Yoshi's Big Swim and Wherever I Go. She loved exploring the world with her parents and studying Spanish in Guadalajara, Mexico, visiting the symbol of ancient Greece, the Parthenon, or imagining how the Incans built Machu Picchu in Peru. She was always curious about how other people lived and how they spent their days. What was important to them? What were their joys and what were their struggles? What did they dream about? When she is not reading and writing stories, she teaches English as a Second Language to newcomers and has recently traveled to Ethiopia and beyond.

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