Tweaky and Solomon

by Betty Ward Cain

Overview

Sing Tweaky’s song and read his story and then read the true story from the Bible in I Kings 1:32-40; 2:1-3; 3:5-14. As you know, Tweaky is a fictional character that is not in the Bible, but Tweaky enhances this story. The Biblical account doesn’t say a lot about Solomon and how he felt as a child when told he would be the next king. I’m sure he must have felt unprepared for such a big job. He didn’t want wealth or fame, but just to
be able to do a good job as the king, so he asked for wisdom. What would you ask God for if he were to ask what you desire? I hope I can be like Solomon and ask for some way to help others.
Your child will enjoy Tweaky’s story. As they sing his song, Tweaky becomes a comfort to them. What better way to get children interested in reading the Bible than through getting involved in the Bible story.
They will want to read the true account from the Bible and learn about Solomon. They will want other books about Tweaky and children from the Bible. Start a collection for you and your child—you will want the whole set.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013508477
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	11/21/2011
Series:	Tweaky Hummingbird Bible Stories , #6
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	40
File size:	2 MB
Age Range:	6 - 8 Years

About the Author

Betty Ward Cain is a published author, musician and retired teacher. She is listed in the Cambridge who’s who. Mrs. Cain has worked with kindergarten students for over 30 years. She comes from a long line of ministers, musicians, teachers and song writers.
Mrs. Cain grew up in a minister’s home. Her father (Rev. T. N. Ward)
and grandfather (Rev. L. M. Justice) were Church of God ministers. She desires to pass on her Christian heritage and bring the values she learned during her childhood to children today.
The author became a Christian when she was only 5 years old. She has spent most of her life in some type of ministry as a Sunday School teacher, soloist, choir member, children’s choir director, vacation Bible school teacher, and has held most positions in her church.
Mrs. Cain began writing several years before she retired from teaching. After taking a class at Lee University with Dr. Cliff Schimmels, she began her career in writing. Dr. Schimmels was published many times in his lifetime. After turning in a writing assignment in his class, Dr. Schimmels told her she should share her gifts with others. She had never believed in her abilities until he gave her the encouragement she needed.
Mrs. Cain lives with her husband, Jay, in Cleveland, TN. They have one son, Jeremy, who is married to Beth Grabensteder Cain and the couple has three children. The delight of Mrs. Cain’s life is her three grandchildren.