THE BOY WHO NOTICED

Book One of The Young Jesus Chronicles

What if the most powerful person who ever lived started as the quiet kid who talked to dust?

Six-year-old Jesus doesn't perform miracles. He just notices things others miss—like how water remembers being rain, why broken dolls need love more than fixing, and that everything alive is secretly having a conversation.

But when mysterious marks appear on his palm, spreading like living scripture up his arm, the hidden becomes visible. Now everyone's watching the carpenter's strange son. Some whisper "chosen." Others hiss "cursed."

As fear grips Nazareth and stones fly, Jesus must choose: drink from the stranger's cup and become normal, or accept the terrible gift of seeing too much—and being seen.

For every child who's ever felt different.
For every parent who's wondered if different means divine.

A story about the holiness of being strange, the cost of compassion, and why God might choose to start small.

Book 1 of 15 in the series

Ages 8-12 | Also loved by adults