The illustrations are close-ups from some of Catalina Echeveri's illustrations in the longer book, and the pictures highlighted here show diverse children praying in different settings by themselves, with family, and with friends. As the fulfilment of these items are handled by the supplier, please understand that this is beyond our control. If parents have children who are already growing out of basic concept books, I would encourage them to get the original title, but the two books are distinct enough to justify owning both for siblings of different ages, or for a child as they grow.

The narrative is very simple but shares how wonderful prayer is as a gift for us, allowing us to talk to God about anything and everything. What started off as using an information board on the Tube system to highlight Craig David’s concert turned into a national treasure. My son is 5, so he may be a bit older for the board book version, but he still seemed engaged and could easily recite the concepts. My daughter told me what she enjoyed most was the rhyme time, which we keep doing and thankfully it's getting the gospel deeper into both of us.

I took a picture of one of my favourites from page 168 because it summed up so well how I was feeling. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. With their beautiful, colourful collection of quotes, stories and drawings, you can add joy to your day wherever you are and however you're feeling. Despite the lack of footfall at tube stations during the pandemic, the pair have been writing messages more frequently than ever in a bid to unify commuters during such isolating times. But despite the light-hearted origins of the project, All On The Board has tackled some serious issues too.

Sunday Times bestselling authors Ian Redpath and Jeremy Chopra -- better known as 'All On The Board' -- have been lifting spirits, raising awareness about conditions, and spreading happiness with their messages, quotes and poems across the London Underground, reaching millions of people all over the world.

It's a coffee table book to me - leave it out, skim through it and you'll probably read something that'll make you smile. This book has pictures--with various people in them--of all skin colors as well as differing abilities. It’s full of uplifting, helpful little pages of joy, happiness, supportive words and information to get through the trials of life. Hans Zimmer, who’s my favourite composer, had gone to the same concert, saw the board and shared it. It is sturdy and suitable for little hands, and even though it is small, it can work for a group read-aloud because the illustrations on each page are bright and vivid against a white background.

It’s got less words than War and Peace, more words than The Very Hungry Caterpillar, it’s not as sexy as Fifty Shades of Grey, it’s not as magic as Harry Potter,’ chuckles Redpath. Biography: Sunday Times bestselling authors Ian Redpath and Jeremy Chopra -- better known as 'All On The Board' -- have been lifting spirits, raising awareness about conditions, and spreading happiness with their messages, quotes and poems across the London Underground, reaching millions of people all over the world.They’ve even been referred to as ‘The Banksys of the Underground’ and, to their delight, as Batman fans, ‘The Masked Duo’. I lost my mum several months ago and, on days where I feel my loss so acutely, this little book is there to help. This is the perfect book for any mood, I have loved following these boards over the last couple of years and am so glad to have found some of my favourite and those that mean the most enclosed in this book.

I wish that I had bought the book as this is one of those books that you read and then know that you will be dipping into it again.

A public, timely display combination of handwritten poetry and art, that provokes potential conversation on one of the most busy, ignorant and tightly packed forms of social mixing, that makes you feel the personal touch behind it? The pair are already collaborating on future projects, including children’s stories and a sit-com, but for now, they’re thrilled to see their quotes neatly compiled and released in book form. We’ve been writing messages for three and a half years, but this year just felt even more important to do so,” explained Redpath in a recent interview, referring to messages of support they left for key workers. A book to brighten your day - a gift of hope, comfort, positivity, openness and love for any occasion - inspirational quotes from the TFL Underground duo. At a time when everyone is putting on masks, we’re taking ours off; it’s kind of symbolic,’ adds Chopra.