Shaoey and Dot: Bug Meets Bundle

by Steven Curtis Chapman and Mary Beth Chapman

Book Overview

"Shaoey & Dot: Bug Meets Bundle" is an endearing tale told from the point of view of one little ladybug, Dot, who happens upon a mysterious bundle one sunny day. Dot stays with the little bundle as... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1400304822
• ISBN13: 9781400304820
• Release Date: January 2004
• Publisher: Thomas Nelson Inc
• Length: 32 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.3" x 0.5" x 11.8"
• Age Range: 4 to 7 years

Customer Reviews

Terrific!

This is one of the best books for any family who has adopted an amazing child of China. Beautifully illustrated with the rather eccentrically-dressed Dot, it's text flows like the lyrics of a song. While Stephen Curtis and Mary Beth Chapman are well known for their Christian faith, this story will delight everyone.

Beautiful Illustrations!

This is one of the most beautifully illustrated books on China adoption that I've seen! Also, the DVD in the back was worth the price of the book. For those who are thinking of adopting or have already adopted, it is priceless.

Wonderful, wonderful book.

This book provides a touching view of Asian adoption. It speaks of the mother's love, and the excitment of adoption. A 'must have' for any family - not just adopted families.

Delightful Tale of Adoption

Most Christian music fans that follow the genre closely know by now of the children that Steven Curtis Chapman and his family have adopted. Chapman has quite publicly shared his adoption experiences with the world, both in song and on stage, and his fans have had the wonderful opportunity of seeing the beauty of adoption in a very unique way. Steven Curtis and his wife, Mary Beth, have written their first book together based upon their experiences with their adopted children. Entitled Shaoey and Dot, it is a children's book re-telling the story of their first adoption experience. That daughter, Shaohannah (or Shaoey, pronounced SHOW-ee), was adopted from Changsha, Hunan, China. SHAOEY AND DOT tells the story from the perspective of a ladybug named, of course, Dot. Dot starts off her day like any other when she happens to hear a sound different than any she'd ever known. The sound leads her to light upon the face of a baby who was causing a commotion - Shaoey. Dot decides to befriend Shaoey and soon discovers that she is in a room full of other babies - "this is where babies come to be found!," she exclaims. As time passes Dot eventually finds herself accompanying Shaoey through the adoption process until she meets Shaoey's brand new family. SHAOEY AND DOT is really a treasure. Lovingly told and beautifully and richly illustrated by Jim Chapman (Mary Beth's brother), SHAOEY AND DOT is a wonderful picture book for any child, but especially appropriate for a family where adoption is a reality. Speaking from the perspective of one who was himself adopted, I believe that adoption is a beautiful, God-given gift, and anything that helps to healthily promote it deserves all the attention in the world. This is only all the more true when the method is as lovingly created as SHAOEY AND DOT was. This is one of the finest children's picture books of the year.

Beautiful Adoption Book

This is a beautiful children's story about adoption!! My favorite!!! You will cry. ;) It specifically is about China, as that is where Steven Curtis Chapman has adopted from. We're not adopting from China, but I love it anyway. And I even have a friend who bought it for her bio daughter to teach her about how our little boy is coming to be a part of our family. :)