Eric says sorry

This is a book you’ll want to grab. It’s beautifully done and its message is fab. | As a parent of young children, the unfolding of Eric's story is all-too-familiar. But there's a twist that turns his predicament on its head! Grace is clearly explained, demonstrated, and applied. Kids and parents will appreciate this colorful and creative lesson on forgiveness and grace. | Kids will want to read this again and again while parents will love its clear message - taking us on a journey through guilt to the grace of Jesus. Epic! | My family absolutely loved Eric Says Sorry! This book is marvelously illustrated and cleverly written. It meets children right where they are and points them to the cross in a compelling and understandable way. Our kids giggled and gasped as the story unfolded and, in the end, glimpsed the beauty of Christ. | We love reading to our kids – and all the more when it’s one of those rare books, like this one, that combines four elements: the right length, good rhyme and illustrations, and significant soul-shaping truth. We’re eager for every good help we can get not only to teach our kids to say sorry, but also to feel the force, beauty, and cost of God’s "undeserved kindness when we’ve been bad." | As a father of four grown children, a resource like "Eric Says Sorry" would have been so useful to share the good news of God's grace with my then small children. With simplicity, clarity and grace, Dai and Xavier do just that. The simple story-line and drawings will make it easy for any parent to engage in helpful conversations with their child. | Eric Says Sorry reminds children about what's right and what's wrong – but this is no mere moralistic tale seeking to improve external behaviors. Dai Hankey's story reveals the unrighteousness of the human heart but then turns the reader's attention immediately to the gospel of God's grace. | Dai Hankey is a church-planting pastor in Cardiff, where he lives with his wife, Michelle, and four young children. He is founder of Red Community, a Christian charity that fights human trafficking in Wales. Dai is a former skateboarder and loves to DJ. He is the author of The Hard Corps, A Man's Greatest Challenge and the Eric Says… series.