Did you ever wonder why it rains more in April? Or why it snows more in January? Where did the moon come from? How were the oceans formed? What causes a tornado or a hurricane? What about earthquakes, volcanoes, and tidal waves? What causes them? Upon completion of this wondrous tale, the elements, seasons, and many other natural phenomena will no longer remain a mystery to you. You will learn why the leaves fall from the trees in autumn, and why the flowers bloom again every spring.
Readers will find themselves swept away by the book's childlike appeal, intertwined with adult themes of tolerance and learning to accept one another's differences, self-sacrifice, heroism, good triumphing over evil, and simple human kindness.
"For Those Who Believe" is more than just a story about myth and legend. It is also a love story as timeless as the creation of romance itself. Read what happens to the mightiest king on Earth the first time he hears a simple maiden singing in the fields.
One thing is certain: after reading this book, readers will never take even a simple thing like a snowflake for granted again.