The Little Stream

by Barry Ellsworth

Book Overview

As the words of this full-color book flow gently across readers' minds and into their heart, their soul will be lifted--for the message it carries is one of hope and renewal. The inspiration for the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1566840821
• ISBN13: 9781566840828
• Release Date: January 1996
• Publisher: Bonneville Worldwide Entertainment
• Length: 1 Pages
• Weight: 1.21 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 10.3" x 8.3"
• Age Range: 4 to 8 years
• Grade Range: Preschool to Grade 3

Customer Reviews

The Little Stream

The simple wisdom of this story is timeless. It reminds us of the abundant circle of life. I was given this book as a gift in 1997 by the dearest of friends and display it as art, read it as heart truth and cherish it because I know the inspiration of the message and the spirited author. This book is for people of all ages and is a beautiful and must have for anyone's collection.

Remarkable book about one's goodness and gifts.

This book addresses the worth and goodness of all of us, not just the Little Stream. It addresses the process all of us go through to realize our goodness and to share those gifts. Some of us because of abuse or non-recognition of our goodness stay in that process a little longer.

Healing and Refreshing

When I was given The Little Stream by Barry Ellsworth as a gift, I didn't know that I was in for such a treat. I don't believe I have ever read a book that makes me feel so good - that just speaks to my heart, assuring me that everything will be okay no matter what. The story itself is healing and every time I read it I find a deeper meaning. I didn't know that so much could be learned about life simply from viewing life from the perspective of a small stream. What a gift Mr. Ellsworth has given the world. This is a book that all parents should read to their children as often as they can. It is more than a story, it is a philosophy for living a happy life

An exploration of the great cycle of life and loving.

In the tradition of "The Giving Tree," this story is a powerful metaphor on the joy that comes from sharing our strengths and talents with all that surrounds us. A "children's" book that teaches altruism to a selfish world. The natural water cycle serves as an analogue to life, from infancy to old age, as the stream contributes to a world lacking (nearly devoid) of life giving love. The story is touching, and the illustrations are beautiful. This is a book that could, and should be read over and over to children and adults alike