Let There Be Peace

By selecting prayers representing a variety of religions, Brooks reinforces his unifying message that people of different faiths actually share many of the same beliefs… Daly's subtle illustrations are painted in a varied palette of soft pastel and jewel toned acrylics and feature people of many nations drawn in the artist's characteristic economical style. - School Library Journal

A very moving and thought-provoking picture book. - English 4-11

Picture prayer books are a beautiful gift for a child in a religious family. The opportunity to 'have a prayer' in the same way as 'having a story' last thing at night is very welcome. It is an engaging collection that I hope will become a favourite book for many a child. - School Librarian

This is a collection that could grace any school or Sunday School library, but could also be an attractive gift since its picture book format welcomes the reader and encourages browsing. Here are words - concise and heartfelt - to which anyone can respond, whatever their age or background, with immediacy and feeling. - Ibby Link

This collection of gentle, not-too-sentimental prayers ranges from ancient Chinese and Native American traditions, through concentration camps to Bosnia and Northern Ireland. Bright child-friendly illustrations by Jude Daly give the book a sunny, positive mood. Good for assemblies or home reading. - Jewish Chronicle

This is an inspiring work. - Methodist Recorder

A true gem of a book, its timeless message, coupled with beautiful illustrations, makes it the perfect gift for any child. - Church Times