Buck Denver's Bad, Bad Day: A Lesson in Thankfulness

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From creator of Veggie Tales® Phil Vischer, these fun and easy-to-read picture books based on the popular video series Buck Denver Asks... What's in the Bible? teach children about character and virtue through beloved Bible stories.

What does it mean to be thankful?

Buck Denver has had a bad, bad day, so his friends take him on a quest to learn about thankfulness. Soon, he's on a ride with Sunday School Lady, Marcy, and Brother Louie to learn about Jehoshaphat and Lazarus. In the end, Buck learns that on good days AND bad days, God is good and worthy of our thanks-every day, no matter what!
From creator of Veggie Tales® Phil Vischer, these fun and easy-to-read picture books based on the popular video series Buck Denver Asks... What's in the Bible? teach children about character and virtue through beloved Bible stories. What does it mean to be thankful? Buck Denver has had a bad, b...

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Phil Vischer is the author and filmmaker responsible for the groundbreaking children's series, VeggieTales, which has sold more than thirteen million books and seventy million videos and has been viewed in a third of all American households with young children. Phil is also the creator of What's In the Bible?, a bestselling Christian video series with 1.2 million units sold. Phil lives in the Chicago area with his wife Lisa (aka Junior Asparagus). They have three adult kids, two dogs, and 2.5 acres that Phil likes to mow while thinking creative thoughts.
Phil Vischer is the author and filmmaker responsible for the groundbreaking children's series, VeggieTales, which has sold more than thirteen million books and seventy million videos and has been viewed in a third of all American households with young children. Phil is also the creator of What's ...

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