The Mansoul Chronicles, Book 1: The Fall & Rise of Mansoul
The Mansoul Chronicles, Book 1: The Fall & Rise of Mansoul
Tyler Van Halteren
John Bunyan’s Holy War Fully Illustrated & Adapted for Kids
The deceitful dragon Diabolus has rebelled against King Shaddai and convinces the town of Mansoul to betray their true king. Prince Emmanuel must now go to war to free his beloved creatures from the terrible tyrant's reign. But how will Emmanuel save them from the destruction their sin deserves?
The Mansoul Chronicles is an epic tale of the battle for the human heart and mind, inspired by John Bunyan’s classic allegory, The Holy War. It features all the elements that children loved in the Little Pilgrim series, with captivating illustrations, engaging adventure, and deep truths instilled in every chapter.
- Written for kids ages 6-12
- Fully illustrated
- Study guide at the end of each chapter
- Genuine cloth cover with gold foil print and a ribbon page marker
Author: Tyler Van Halteren
Illustrator: Uyen Nguyen
Pages: 208
Release Date: November 2024
ISBN: 978-1-989975-33-6
Customer Reviews:
“This story handled big and heavy topics with expert care. It spoke of sin and the choice to allow the enemy to take over, the judgment and wrath of God, the shame that comes with our rebellion, and the sacrifice of our Savior. Heavy topics for children, but necessary to encourage and equip them!”
--Bethany Searls
“I think this will be a really engaging way to get kids to understand our sinful nature- especially young boys! It brings that element of fantasy into play, while still instilling the truth of Scripture in its words. It shows how easily we can be turned from following God to following evil when we aren’t grounded in the truth.”
--Cassie Whitman
“As an adult, I find allegories to be one of the best teachers of biblical truths. I personally learn so much, and see so much more clearly the beauty of the Gospel through them. Mansoul was no different. The allegorical retelling of the metanarrative of Scripture was beautiful and moving and captured both my imagination and my mind.”
--Ellie Koutny