Do You See What I See

A parent would reach for this book when their child asks difficult questions about suffering or when they want to explain the significance of Easter beyond the surface level of the holiday. It is a perfect choice for families seeking to find hope and spiritual beauty in the midst of historical or personal tragedy. The story follows two children watching the events of the first Good Friday, with one sibling focused on the physical hardship and the other seeing the spiritual glory beneath it. Through this dual perspective, the book explores themes of empathy, perspective-shifting, and optimism. It is developmentally appropriate for children ages 4 to 9, offering a gentle but honest bridge between the sadness of the Crucifixion and the joy of the Resurrection. Parents will value it as a tool to cultivate a spiritual 'inner eye' in their children, teaching them that love often persists even when things look dark.