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The Wemmicks’ village is preparing to celebrate the Day of the Maker of the Best Things. The finest cake, the most beautiful flower basket, and the best music are all part of the festivities. But when Punchinello’s mistake ruins the celebration, the villagers discover the most wonderful gift of all: unity and working together.

With one voice and full hearts, they sing this sincere song to Eli:

I have You,
I love You,
Truly and sincerely.
I have You.
If I am anything, it is because of You,
And without You, I am nothing.

Max Lucado, the author of this book, is one of the most respected speakers and writers of our time. His acclaimed books have been translated into more than 54 languages, and according to The New York Times, he is considered one of the most influential leaders on social media. He lives with his wife and has three daughters and one grandchild.

The illustrations are by Sergio Martinez, who was born in Mexico and studied art in France. He has worked as an art director and illustrator across three continents and now works independently with leading publishers around the world. Martinez uses a classic artistic style in children’s book illustration, giving the story warmth and timeless appeal.

Readers say:

"This series should be read by every child because it helps build strong values in children. I think it is a wonderful gift for families and couples who have recently had a child."

"I think I own all of Max Lucado’s children’s books: You Are Special, Best of All, I Wish My Nose Were Green, and more. The symbols used in this book are very powerful and deeply meaningful."