Farting Daughter-in-Law

Book 7 in the Korean Folk Tale Series by Gospelo Press — a Christian retelling with Bible verses and a family prayer.Long, long ago, a kind young bride named Boksun came to her new home in a quiet mountain village. Every morning she knelt down and prayed, thanking God for her family. But Boksun had one worry she could not tell anyone — her fart. Too shy to let it out, she held it in day after day, until her strength drained away.When at last her secret is revealed, her mighty, mighty fart shakes the whole house, and her family sends her back to her old home. On that sorrowful journey, Boksun quietly turns to God once more. And in the most surprising way, the very thing she was ashamed of becomes a wonderful blessing — bringing pears down from a tall tree, turning the water-mill wheel, filling the sail of a ferry boat, and even chasing away wild boars from the fields.This warm, funny picture book gently reinterprets a beloved Korean folktale through the values of the Bible, showing children how God can turn what we think is our shame into a blessing.What's insideAn original English retelling in the voice of a Christian family"e;Let's Talk Together"e; discussion questionsThree Bible verses: Psalm 100:4, Romans 8:28, Psalm 37:5"e;Let's Pray Together"e; — a simple family prayerAbout the series: The Korean Folk Tale Series from Gospelo Press pairs classic Korean stories with Scripture, prayer, and warm-hearted illustrations, so Christian families can plant the roots of faith and pass on a wise legacy to the next generation.Ages 6-8 · Fixed-layout picture book with full-color illustrations · Book 7 of the Korean Folk Tale Series[About This Book] This book is a Christian educational picture book that newly reinterprets a classic Korean folk tale through the values of the Bible. The text is an original retelling written for this edition, and the illustrations were created specifically for this book. It is a new creative work, not a reproduction of any existing or public domain text.