The Maker and the Four Winds
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In the beginning, the Maker places the sun, the moon, the stars and the clouds in the heavens. These creations do not know what to do though so the Maker gives them guides in the form of winds. As He does, He tells the guides the importance of their charges and how the people will learn from each of his creations.
This story is told by a father to his daughter as they sit and watch the sky from their garage.
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A father and his young daughter sit together and watch the weather unfold and the winds move through the sky. They see the sun rise and set, and they see the moon and stars appear at twilight.
The little girl wonders how these miracles of nature work. How do each of these elements know what to do? How do they help people?
Her father tells her the story of the Maker, and how He made the sun, the moon, the stars, and the clouds and instructed them of their important purpose on earth. The Maker then created the four winds and gave them each special duties of guiding the others.
A picture book for children, The Maker and the Four Winds shares a story of the four winds and their special duties in the sky.
About the Author
Gaylee Warner is a retired surgical nurse and daughter of a career military officer. With her family, she has lived in Morocco, Japan and all over the United States including Alaska and Hawaii. One of her many passions is reading, not only for her own enjoyment, but to her three sons when they were little and to children in elementary schools.
C. R. Macomber is a Southern Illinois flatlander. She works as a freelance artist and independent art contractor. Ms. Macomber is a grandmother of eight and a fanatic baseball fan. She loves coffee and key lime pie, any type of art and reads a book a week.