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Even the bravest kids face fear sometimes. Alongside 10-year-old Abigail, kids will discover what’s always true in scary situations and learn how to respond when they are afraid.
In this adventuresome story, Abigail’s excitement about attending Camp Courage is mixed with fear. Camp is fun, but it’s in the woods… where bears and spiders live! Plus, they’ll go canoeing, but she’s not a strong swimmer. Scariest of all, they’ll be climbing across a ropes course—what if she falls and gets hurt?!
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Kids will be encouraged to keep coming to God with their fears and will have natural opportunities to memorize and explore verses like John 16:33, Romans 8:28 and more.
This humorous, heartwarming novel is the sixth in the Abigail series. It does not mention Halloween.
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My year old son was able to read this himself. He isn't a big reader but really enjoyed it and read it quite quickly. Chapters are relatively short and already wants the next book in the series. I thoughted this book would help him as our church camp start at aged 10 and he would be fearful of going himself. Hopefully this book about facing our fears will help him. Great series of books.
I’m always looking for books that help me teach my daughters biblical truths through engaging stories, and Abigail and the Fear Fix is a lovely addition to that kind of reading. I enjoyed how Abigail’s camp adventures open the door to conversations about fear and learning to trust God in every circumstance. It’s a fun story filled with biblical truth and a wonderful reminder for our children that they can turn to the Lord when they feel afraid.
Abigail is looking forward to going to church camp for the first time, but then one of her friends gets injured and can't attend camp with her. She starts worrying about all the things that could go wrong at camp, and her friend's injury introduces new fears. Throughout this story, Abigail learns how to take her fears to Jesus. She learns that even though fear can help keep us safe, it can also get in the way of the life God wants us to live.Â
"Abigail and the Fear Fix" has fun autumn vibes, and kids will enjoy reading about Abigail's church camp adventures. On the publisher's website, parents and church workers can download an activity pack to recreate some of the games and activities for kids. This is the sixth book in the Abigail series, but you do not have to read the books in order.
I appreciate how this book normalizes fearful worries as part of the human experience. Fictional stories about anxiety disorders can be clarifying and encouraging for readers with the same struggles, but when books only present anxiety experiences through the lens of pathology, kids can come away with the idea that any experience of fear is a mental health problem that requires professional treatment. I like that this book shows a child realistically coping with and overcoming fears, with the encouragement of her parents and support system.
"Abigail and the Fear Fix"Â is a fast-paced, fun read that will appeal to Christian kids, especially girls. This chapter book makes a great family read-aloud or book club choice, and there are discussion questions in the back. This one offers especially rich and timely discussion opportunities for families, and I appreciate how this book can speak to kids who deal with minor, occasional fears, and to kids who deal with more serious, ongoing anxiety.
I received a complimentary copy from the publisher, and am voluntarily leaving an honest review.
