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This charming book is a parable retelling of the story of Eden and our everlasting salvation through the birth and death of Jesus Christ in a way children can easily grasp. Set in a paradise kingdom long ago, it is the story of a good king, who doesn't wear a hat, a bad king, who does wear a hat, and two inhabitants of the kingdom who are given a hat rack full of hats but are forbidden t... More

This charming book is a parable retelling of the story of Eden and our everlasting salvation through the birth and death of Jesus Christ in a way children can easily grasp. Set in a paradise kingdom long ago, it is the story of a good king, who doesn't wear a hat, a bad king, who does wear a hat, and two inhabitants of the kingdom who are given a hat rack full of hats but are forbidden to wear them. The story carries through the telling of the fall of Eden using the symbolism of wearing a hat to teach children how easily sin can occur. Making the parable true to the text of Scripture, a saviour is born, dies unjustly and rises from the dead to offer everyone the chance to give up their hats and once again return to the paradise kingdom forever.
Features and BenefitsRecognition of hats is world-wide and identifiable throughout many cultures.Easily correlates with Scripture and the themes of Adam and Eve and Christ's death on the cross.A Faith Parenting Guide in the back of the book offering techniques for praying with your child to receive Christ and discipleship steps.

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