The Day Bentley Got Saved

The Day Bentley Got Saved - Hardcover

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The Day Bentley Got Saved

The Day Bentley Got Saved - Hardcover

by Kimberly Wilson
$36.70
Sale price  $36.70 Regular price 

Book Overview

A "Tail" of Redemption and Grace: One Dog's Rescue, One Big Reminder of God's Unconditional Love

On the very day his time was running out, a lonely shelter dog was rescued-and so begins a story of hope, second chances, and the unconditional love that mirrors God's own heart.

The Day Bentley Got Saved is a touching, faith-filled children's book inspired by a true story. Through the eyes of a once-forgotten dog, young readers will discover that no one is ever too lost to be found, and that love-especially the kind that comes from above-always shows up just in time.

Perfect for bedtime, story time, or for any child who loves animals, this story reminds us that rescue is not just something we do-it's something God has already done for each of us.

ISBN9798898351373
Author Kimberly Wilson
PublisherTrilogy Christian Publishing
GenreChildren
FormatHardcover
PublishedDecember 2025
LanguageENG- English
Pages46
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Kimberly Wilson

Kimberly Wilson is the author of A Penny's Worth, A Dollar's Grand Dream, and A Credit Card Takes Charge. She drew inspiration for her latest book, Piggy Bank Saves the Day, from her childhood experiences saving for a pet lizard, a doll, and even a piccolo! She learned quickly that it takes patience, but saving always pays off. Kimberly and her family currently live in Charlotte, NC, one of the largest banking cities in the nation. Mark Hoffmann thinks piggy banks are cool, but he'd prefer to have a real piggy instead, even though they don't hold money and are much stinkier. In addition to illustrating children's books, Mark also works as a college professor. He lives in Salem, New Hampshire.

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