Glenys Nellist has long been one of my favorite picture book writers. And here, her approach to talking about fear, worries, and insecurities is both practical and profound. --Matthew Paul Turner, #1 New York Times bestselling author of What Is God Like?as well as When God Made You Lark sings. Mole digs. Hare listens. Kids will learn about the natural world as well as about overcoming their fears in this sweet story. I love it! --Jennifer Grant, author of Maybe God Is Like That Too Little Mole Goes to School is a treat for any kid facing down school-day nerves or who's ever felt they weren't as smart or ready as the other kids. This delightful story celebrates both our individual giftedness and the joy of offering our gifts to the collective good.

--Caryn Rivadeneira, author of Edward and Annie: A Penguin Adventure This book ushers children into a new school year with joy and hope, while simultaneously offering a gentle way to help them work through any anxiety and fear about the new year. This is a great gift for a child who is beginning the school year (and for their parents, too!) --Traci Smith, author of Little Prayers for Everyday Life The story of Little Mole's first day of school offers warm reassurance for anxious children, and maybe for their equally anxious parents. --Bishop David Bard, Bishop of the Michigan & Minnesota UMC Conferences.