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New Release in Bible Story Series Extols the Power of Love and Kindness


On November 1, OC Publishing will launch the next in author Cindy Tingley's bible story series for children, Lily's Egypt Adventure.

Former Sunday school teacher, Darcy Gillis says, "Tingley speaks to the heart of all readers with a message of hope, freedom, and how all creatures great and small can be transformed by the power of God's love."

In this book, the third installment in the series of first chapter books, Lily the donkey continues her travels with the Holy Family as they depart Bethlehem in the dark of night to escape the clutches of King Herod who has put out a decree to execute all male children in Bethlehem under the age of two (known as the Massacre of the Innocents).

After crossing the desert, they arrive in Egypt and Lily's Egypt Adventure unfolds as new and old animal friends join the entourage and learn and share lessons of love, kindness, and forgiveness.

"I think young readers will relate to my main character, a feisty carrot-munching donkey who began the series with low self-esteem and now feels more confident as she learns more about the power of love," says Tingley.

Author, Cindy Tingley 
photo credit: Marc Geuzinge
The Lily the Donkey's Adventures series is available from most online retailers and can be ordered into any local bookstore. The first two books in the series are Lily's Secret and Lily's Desert Adventure. The author will be celebrating the launch of her latest book on November 1st on The Author Journey, livestreamed at 4 p.m. (ADT) on the OC Publishing Facebook page, YouTube channel and LinkedIn profile, and on November 8th at 7 p.m. in person at Rockingham United Church (12 Flamingo Dr., Halifax, NS).

For more information on Cindy and her books, visit www.ocpublishing.ca/cindy-tingley.html.


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