The Spy on Noah's Ark: And Other Bible Stories from the Inside Out (The Bible Spy Series) - Softcover

A retired Episcopal priest and journalist, Len has worked at Trinity Wall Street and Washington National Cathedral, along with several other wonderful parishes. He has published a number of works over the years, including video series, film, and media reviews. His most recent poetry offerings, Hawai’i: Poems from a Promised Land and Safe in a Tree, Imara and Me, are available from Amazon.com. Along with his wife Lindsay, Len has written Good Lord, Deliver Us, published by Forward Movement.

An Episcopal priest, Lindsay Hardin Freeman has won more than thirty writing awards for journalistic excellence. In addition to The Spy on Noah's Ark, Lindsay has also written The Spy at Jacob's Ladder, The Path: Family Storybook (with Melody Wilson Shobe), and Bible Women: All Their Words and Why They Matter.

Paul Shaffer is a freelance illustrator/artist and a retired Episcopal priest, who has been working with children's and youth stories and concerns for the last ten years.

As a storyteller, I appreciated reading and reflecting on the biblical stores as told by Lindsay Hardin Freeman. I can easily imagine adapting these tales for oral storytelling events to the delight of children and adults alike. Conversations following the events will come a live with the help of the excellent questions accompanying each story. --The Rt. Rev. Michael Hanley Episcopal Bishop of Oregon Portland, Oregon

I liked the dove and the Federal Birds of Investigation. Also I liked how it was taken from the dove and the other animals perspective in a way I could understand. Definitely a thumbs up!' --Alex Hamann, age 10 Wilmington, North Carolina

Refreshing, beautiful, inspiring and creative these are all words I would use to describe the first person narrative writings of Lindsay Hardin-Freeman. Our women s book group read The Scarlet Cord: Conversations with God s Chosen Women and we fell in love with her approach to women we d read of often but were reading again with new eyes. We saw ourselves in a different light and grew in faith. Rev. Freeman has accomplished this again in her children s book, The Spy on Noah s Ark and other Bible Stories from the Inside Out. Children (and adults too) reading this new work will find themselves inside the stories, feeling in the center of centuries-old accounts of God s relationship with and love for His creation, all creation. This in turn could spur them to begin their own journey of faith with the Living God. --Julie H. Crider Book Group Facilitator, Damariscotta Baptist Church, Damariscotta, Maine