Karl and Mr. Kraddle

Name: Karl and Mr. Kraddle
Price: $16.95 USD
Author: John M. Felton Illustrated by Peter Cox, Illustrated by Ken Young
ISBN: 9781664219304

Two “Slow” Friends Have a Great Day!

by John M. Felton Illustrated by Peter Cox, Illustrated by Ken Young

Formats

Softcover

$16.95

E-Book

$3.99

Softcover

$16.95

Book Details

Language : English

Publication Date : 3/2/2021

Format : Softcover

Dimensions : 8.5x11

Page Count : 34

ISBN : 9781664219304

Format : E-Book

Dimensions : N/A

Page Count : 34

ISBN : 9781664219311

About the Book

Karl and Mr. Kraddle are both described as being “slow,” by normal standards. These loveable characters show children that even though they’re “slow,” they can still succeed in things and also have their own relationship with God their Creator.

About the Author

After being told that his new-born son, Karl, had Down’s syndrome, John Felton began a journey that would ultimately lead them both to Christ. John has since been amazed at how genuine the simple faith of Karl has been.

Customer Reviews

For his first effort as a writer, John has created two characters we no doubt will keep seeing. The book is written in simple terms, but love the question and answer sections. Well done, John. Look forward to the next edition.

Josie Duncan
A fascinating book for children. Beautiful illustrations and a good story line. Love the questions.

Adriana Perez
A well meaning book, lovely to read. Well written and great illustrations. They will fly off the shelves

DAPHNE HANDS
My four children love the book. It is an unusual book because it teaches the time (not digital) the bible and how people are made different but are all important in Gods image

Michelle Naeff
Karl and Mr Kraddle is a delightful book focusing attention to the fact that in God’s eyes we are all equal. It is intelligently written and creates engagement with young children by having to remember what they see on the previous page in order to answer the questions on the next page. Karl is super lucky to have a wonderful dad like John.

Judy Delport
I love this book for its simplicity yet profound theme, where the character participates in life through one of life's enjoyable activities and wins the prize! Any person of any ability can be a winner. Nicely illustrated.

Mike McHugh
I run a school in South Korea. The children love the illustrations and the story line. Slow people can be winners is a great thought. It also helps them learn the clock and is easy to convert the simple language into Korean.

Lee Griffin
I cried when I read this book because it is so profound, as we have a disabled girl. Johns story brings back many memories of the struggles we have had in life and emotionally. The questions are fun and illustrations are well drawn.

Jennifer
Creative story with a beautiful adventure. The illustrations are full of detail, worth reading over and over again!

Harry

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