COLORING BOOKS FOR CHILDREN

By Dorothy Grunbock Johnston and Emmy Lou Osborne Murphy

TOGNIA: School Boy of India

[Ill.u.s.tration]

Previous books in this series have been eagerly received by children and parents, for this team knows what appeals to the very youngest. This book is the heart-warming story of a little Indian boy who comes to know the Lord Jesus. The pre-schooler will enjoy painting or coloring the adventures of Tognia. 32 pp; 11 x 14-1/2 inches

Yakalo: Indian Boy of Brazil

Youngsters can run the gamut of their crayons in coloring brilliant scenes of Brazil and primitive life of Yakalo. A wonderful way to teach missions. Shows the Indians' ignorance of G.o.d contrasted with the missionary's good news. Each page is a true picture of Indian life. 32 pages; 11 x 14-1/2 inches

CHING LIN: China Boat Girl

This coloring book takes the youngsters to China and introduces them to Ching Lin, a little Chinese girl, who lives on a river boat. How Ching Lin responds to the gospel will win their hearts. Splendid for vacation Bible school, child evangelism, and Sunday school cla.s.ses. 32 pages; 11 x 14-1/2 inches