Elizabeth struggles to pray in church due to her tapping feet. This fun story, inspired by Elizabeth the Wonderworker, shows how her spiritual weakness becomes a gift. With the help of the abbess and saints, Elizabeth learns that the whole body is involved in prayer. The book is illustrated by Clare Freeman, capturing children's hearts.
The story teaches that spiritual weaknesses can be used for great good. It's a wonderfully fun tale for busy children, emphasizing the role of the whole body in prayer. The book is a delightful read, combining humor and spiritual lessons.
About the Author: Amber writes from her current home in Iowa, though she began this story while she and her husband were still students at St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary in New York. In her free time, she likes to cross-stitch, cook, and chase around her own, very active, young Elizabeth.
About the Illustrator: Clare is an illustrator, animator, and web developer based in Memphis, Tennessee. She co-owns her design studio, Pretty Useful Co., where she focuses on elevating brands through clear and compelling visual communication. In her free time, she likes to knit, play tabletop games, and spend time with her husband, Jake.