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First Gift

Six-year-old Griffin learns one day at Baha'i school that he has a soul. He wants to know a lot more about it, but there isn't time in class for the teacher to answer questions. When Griffin asks his big brother, Paul, about it, he learns the soul is God's first gift to us and that it's with us all the time. But this leads to more questions and some confusion when Griffin sets out to find his soul and isn't sure what to look for.

The First Gift is a heartwarming story that will help young children begin to understand their spiritual reality.

Six-year-old Griffin learns one day at Baha'i school that he has a soul. He wants to know a lot more about it, but there isn't time in class for the teacher to answer questions. When Griffin asks his big brother, Paul, about it, he learns the soul is God's first gift to us and that it's with us all the time. But this leads to more questions and some confusion when Griffin sets out to find his soul and isn't sure what to look for.

The First Gift is a heartwarming story that will help young children begin to understand their spiritual reality.

  • Contributors:
    Judy Cobb (Author) | 
    Wendy Cowper-Thomas (Illustrator)
  • Format: Softcover book | 22 pages
  • Dimensions: 211 x 211 x 5 mm | 159 g
  • Publisher: Bellwood Press, 2016
  • Note: black & white illustrations
  • ISBN: 9780877437086
  • SKU: COBB_GIFT
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  • Contributors:
    Judy Cobb (Author) | 
    Wendy Cowper-Thomas (Illustrator)
  • Format: Softcover book | 22 pages
  • Dimensions: 211 x 211 x 5 mm | 159 g
  • Publisher: Bellwood Press, 2016
  • Note: black & white illustrations
  • ISBN: 9780877437086
  • SKU: COBB_GIFT

About Judy Cobb

Judy Cobb earned her B.S. in Psychology and then her Master’s Degree in Social Work at USC. Until retirement, her career focus was Hospice care for the terminally ill where she held a variety of positions. She was also an Assistant Professor of Health Sciences at Touro University International as well as University and Conference guest lecturer.

Three of her children’s books have been published, as well as stories and poems in Dayspring, a U.K. Baha’i Magazine for children. She has also written 23 essays for Bahaiteachings.com

The foundation of her belief, after having taught Baha’i Children’s Classes for many years, is that all children, everywhere, benefit from the certain knowledge that their true nature is spiritual, not material.

Titles by Judy Cobb

Bahá'í-inspired Fiction
for the Young Years