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E-mail: Jesus@Anytime

E-mail: Jesus@Anytime

by Anthony Lewis (Illustrator), HilaryRobinson (Author)

Synopsis

We are able to understand what really happened to Jesus by setting his story in modern times. This is an interesting and educational read. It is a good companion to the popular E-mail Jesus @ Bethlehem .

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 32
 Edition: illustrated edition
 Publisher: Hodder Children's Books
Published: 16 Oct 2003
ISBN 10: 0340855371
ISBN 13: 9780340855379
Children’s book age: 5-7 Years

Media Reviews
A very different book -- but one which has also been inspired by the internet - is 'e-mail: Jesus @anytime'. This is a children's book which imagines how the modern media would report Jesus' life and trial. It's cleverly written in the present tense -- so you feel the immediacy of the story -- and there are some very nice touches. I particularly like this illustration which goes with the words: 'Four authors write true stories about his life. They become bestsellers' -- and there you've got a picture of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John at their book signing! That's 'e-mail: Jesus @anytime' -- by Hilary Robinson and Anthony Lewis published by Hodder Childrens Books. It's GBP4.99 in paperback -- and GBP9.99 for the hardback. -- Judy Merry, Good Morning Sunday, Radio 2 20031207 EMAIL JESUS AT BETHLEHEM: 20031207 'Lively without being irreverent.' -- The Bookseller 20031207 'A thoughtful and heartfelt survey.' -- TES 20031207 'Just what the modern child should have' -- Marianne Adey, Co-Ordinator Children's Book Award 20031207
Author Bio
Hilary currently works as a Freelance Producer for the BBC having worked as a Researcher at Yorkshire television for six years and prior to that at TV-am in London. Hilary is the author of many children's books and also writes features on educational matters for a range of newspapers and magazines. Hilary is married with two young daughters. Anthony Lewis won the Smarties Prize in 1997 for The Owl Tree (Walker). He has an established reputation in the trade.