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The Donkey and the King is
now available as a Kindle book. Purchase
it right here.
After leaving the safety of the stable, the donkey becomes lost in the
wilderness, but the King sends him a friend. With his new friend, a sheep, the donkey sets out on a journey that you won't
forget. Each page is beautifully illustrated
with the word "good" hidden in the artwork. Children will learn that everything works together for good
to those who love the King. The Donkey and the King will warm your heart and fill you with God's unconditional love. The Donkey and the King Darkness fell on the stable and clouds cast shadows over the wilderness. Baruch twitched
his ears and opened the gate. Worldly Crow squawked,
"You're making a big mistake. I know because I've been around. You're headed for trouble." Much Afraid, a brown and white crippled dog, followed close behind. "Please don't go," she cried. "I'll miss you," grunted Lowly the pig, "and all the fun times we had
together." Baruch thought about how
different things would be beyond the gate. No one to tell him what to do and no more chores! "I have to go," said the donkey." "Someday I'll come back and
we can be together again." Baruch slipped
away into the darkness. 
The photographs below were taken in the desert of Southern
Israel and provided the setting for The Donkey and the King. The plot is based loosely on the story of Onesimus
from the book of Philemon.
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