What Will I Be When I Grow Up?

How God Made Me Somebody Special

“Susan Snyder’s new book encourages a child to consider a broad number of future careers while grounding them in what is essential; a focus on God’s plan for their lives. The illustrations by Valeria Cis help guide the young reader to understanding that pleasing God is far more important than the career you choose. The verses highlighting each lesson are thought-provoking and a great way to expand story-time into building a life-long ‘heart’ for servant hood. This would be a welcome addition to a preschool, school, or family book collection.”
—Arvid Olson, director of development, Faith Ministries

“I'm in love with this book! Demonstrating the potential for all things, and using all things to God's glory...how much better can it be?”
—A Peek at My Bookshelf

“What Will I Be When I Grow Up? by Susan Snyder is a great book showing children how they can be a part of God’s kingdom no matter where they are and what they’ll do. Children from preschool to third grade will learn they can please God with their unique gifts He’s given them!”
—Five Star Reviewed Books

 
“This delightful children’s picture book discusses how God makes all children special with unique skills…The illustrations are colorful and interesting.”
—Libraries Alive

“…What Will I Be When I Grow Up? is a charming Christian children’s book…The beautiful illustrations show many colors of skin, and a vast diversity of choices available to all.”
—The Midwest Book Review

“It’s a clever idea that will teach youngsters that service begins now.”
—Church Libraries

“My preschooler is very interested in what she's going to be when she grows up, so this book offers her a unique twist on the topic. I love that it gets her thinking not only about how she can serve God as an adult, but also how she can serve him as a child. I also appreciate the fun, engaging, and colorful illustrations—and the fact that Snyder's offers Bible citations to back up her assertions.”
—Christian Children’s Book Review blog