David The Shepherd Boy

A shepherd boy's courage lights a nation's dawn. A young heart learns to trust, to stand firm, and to lead with quiet faith. David The Shepherd Boy offers a vivid entry into ancient israel, blending historical religious fiction with biblical juvenile biography. It follows a child's perspective through moments of trial and mentorship, revealing the roots of leadership, faith, and devotion in a world of long-ago landscapes and timeless questions. The story speaks to both casual readers and everyday devotional seekers, inviting families into thoughtful discussion and children's devotional reading that honours and builds character. With integrity and reverence, Amy Steedman renders a classic biblical tale for young readers, making accessible the moral textures of the old testament era while keeping the immediacy of childhood experience. The narrative emphasises courage, fidelity, and the formative power of family bible studies and guidance from trusted mentors. It is a work of literary and historical significance, offering a bridge between cherished legends and modern sensibilities, and it rewards repeat reading by both new audiences and classic-literature collectors. Selling points: Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions. Restored for today's and future generations. More than a reprint - a collector's item and a cultural treasure. This edition preserves the spirit of the original while inviting fresh exploration of historical religious fiction, biblical biographies for young readers, and enduring themes of leadership beginnings and faith.