Noah's Ark: Terry Leifi-Silverstein

Long before the rains came and the Ark stood waiting, a message was carried across the earth.

In the stillness of the night, angels visited creatures great and small, calling them to a journey unlike any before. From the tiniest birds to the mightiest beasts, every animal was given instructions to prepare for what was to come.

Among them are two young lion cubs, Tama and Teine, whose excitement leads them to believe they have discovered the secret needed to reach safety. But as they travel with their pride and the animals of the world gather for the great journey, the cubs begin to wonder: Have they truly understood the message they were given?

When the time comes to choose between pride and obedience, will Tama and Teine discover what it really means to follow the path set before them?

Blending faith, adventure, and wonder, the story introduces readers to a world where angels carry messages, animal councils discuss important decisions, and young lion cubs discover that growing wiser often means letting go of what they think they already know. At its heart, this is a story about God's care for all creation. While rooted in the timeless truths of Genesis, the story brings a unique and memorable perspective that encourages readers to engage with a familiar biblical account in a new way.

Inspired by the biblical account of Noah and the Great Flood, "Noah's Ark: How the Animals Knew" offers a fresh and imaginative perspective on one of the most beloved stories in Scripture. Through the eyes of the animals, readers are invited to explore a question that has fascinated generations of children: How did the animals know where to find Noah?