Sandy Sasso's award-winning classic for
children of
all faiths, all backgrounds--available for the
first time in Spanish!
Everyone and everything in the world has a
name. What is God's name?
This modern fable about the search for
God's name celebrates the diversity and, at the same time, the
unity of all people of the world. Each seeker claims he or she
alone knows the answer. Finally, they come together and learn
what God's name really is, sharing the ultimate harmony of
belief in one God by people of all faiths, all backgrounds.
Praise for Sandy
Eisenberg Sasso’s Work
"What a lovely, healing
book!"
—Madeleine
L'Engle
"After the creation of the world 'no
one knew the name for God.' So 'each person searched,' and some
answers are charmingly set against primitive-style
illustrations."
—New
York Times Book Review.
"Provides a wonderful illustration of
the many faxes through which God is known and understood....
Children of all ages will come away with a deeper grasp of
God's many faceted splendor."
—The Rt.
Rev. Edward W. Jones, DD, Bishop of
Indianapolis
Phoebe Stone, a
graduate of Rhode Island School of Design, is an award-winning
artist who has received two Council on the Arts fellowships for
painting. Her work has been exhibited widely and appears in
many corporate and private collections. Her books include When the Wind Bears Go Dancing, What Night Do
the Angels Wander, and All the Blue Moons at the Wallace Hotel.
