Zacchaeus Up a Tree

Jesus looked up, said his name, and asked Himself to dinner

In Zacchaeus Up a Tree, your child meets the least popular man in Jericho. Zacchaeus was a chief tax collector, which meant he was rich and everybody disliked him, and he was too short to see over the crowd that came out to watch Jesus pass. So he did something no dignified grown-up would do: he ran ahead and climbed a tree. Jesus stopped underneath it, looked up, called him by name, and invited Himself to dinner. By the end of the day Zacchaeus was giving half his money away and paying back four times over everything he had taken. Every book comes in four age tiers with narration, a song, a memory verse, and coloring pages.