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The Thief Who Stole Heaven: A Legend
About The Thief Who Stole Heaven
Product Description Just in time for the Lent/Easter season, comes The Thief Who Stole Heaven, the follow up story to New York Times, USA Today and Amazon Bestseller: The Spider Who Saved Christmas. Once again, bestselling author and broadcaster, Raymond Arroyo provides readers with a cinematic, adventurous holiday story based on ancient legends filled with deeper themes. The Thief Who Stole Heaven introduces audiences to the largely hidden character of The Good Thief. Bridging the gap between Christmas and Easter, this unique story brings to life a compelling redemption story that is destined to be treasured and revisited year after year. Review "I’ve always been fascinated with the character of Dismas, and I’m thrilled that Raymond Arroyo is now introducing young imaginations to the tragic but truly beautiful story of The Thief Who Stole Heaven!" N.D. Wilson New York Times Bestselling Author of Hello Ninja and The 100 Cupboards series --Endorsements About the Author Raymond Arroyo is a New York Times bestselling author, an international broadcaster and a Fox News Contributor on the third highest rated program in cable television, averaging 4 million viewers per evening. He has also worked for CNN and the Associated Press. Beyond these appearances, he is also seen weekly in more than 350 million households globally and heard on 500 AM/FM affiliates across the US as the host and Managing Editor of The World Over Live on EWTN. Mr. Arroyo has made frequent appearances on The Today Show, Good Morning America, The Ingraham Angle, CNN Headline News, Access Hollywood and many more.
