Coop Learns He Can

Coop Learns He Can has become an instant favorite in our home! My little boys absolutely love this story about a small car with a big purpose. Coop is great at zipping through tight streets, but when he tries to follow his sister off-roading, he quickly realizes he wasn’t made for that kind of adventure. Through a gentle and biblical reminder that we are fearfully and wonderfully made, Coop learns that God’s design is perfect — and that each of us has unique gifts meant to glorify Him.

It’s such a sweet, faith-filled story for kids who love cars and need encouragement to celebrate the way God made them. We’ve read it again and again!

? Highly recommend for ages 4–8.

This is the third book in the Wheelies series about Coop, the youngest car in a family of seven. Sarah Reju has created a fun world of cars and trucks, all with different skills and personalities. Coop has been told he is fearfully and wonderfully made, but he's not quite sure how that can be when he feels unable to keep up with his sister. Yet, it turns out that his ability to zip around and fit through small spaces is exactly what she needs when she gets into trouble. Tania Rex's colourful illustrations show a fun world and expressive faces on the cars.

We love this series & have been so excited about the latest book “Coops Learns He Can.”

I love how this one highlights the differences and uniqueness in siblings. Siblings can often be one of the very first sources of comparison, so I love how this book paints a picture of how siblings each bring their own strengths and weaknesses to the table and how we can celebrate those differences!

In this book, Coop and Joy go on a little off-roading adventure & Coop quickly realizes he can’t handle the terrain like his Jeep sister, Joy.

“Why couldn’t he be big and tough and strong like Joy? Why couldn’t he crash through streams and pound over rocks like she did? It just wasn’t fair.”

But after Joy gets into trouble, Coop is the only one who can help her get out.

“‘I praise you, God, because of the wonderful way you created me,’ Coop smiled as he prayed. He might never be an off-roader like Joy, but God had a good purpose for him too.”

With an emphasis on Psalm 139:14, children will hear how they are “fearfully and wonderfully made.”

This book also includes some additional pages at the end with questions for children like “when do you feel jealous?” and a note for parents.

If you have car lovers in your home, these books are a must, but truly the messages are so wonderful for any child!

*I received a review copy of this book. All opinions are my own.

What I love about this story is how it gently imparts the message that God has crafted each of us uniquely, with our own strengths and purposes. It's a lesson that's so vital for our little ones to grasp, especially in a world that often emphasizes comparison.​

I loveThe Wheelies series by Sarah Reju. Coop is a character pre-schoolers can relate to. In Coop Learns He Can the messages are that God made us all unique and that no matter how small we are, we do have a purpose.
Tania Rex’s illustrations are whimsical. Young children will enjoy them as they expand the text. They tell the story so that young children can understand the story even without having to read.
I appreciate the section at the back of the book for parents. It includes questions as well as parenting tips.

I loveThe Wheelies series by Sarah Reju. Coop is a character pre-schoolers can relate to. In Coop Learns He Can the messages are that God made us all unique and that no matter how small we are, we do have a purpose. Tania Rex’s illustrations are whimsical. Young children will enjoy them as they expand the text. They tell the story so that young children can understand the story even without having to read. I appreciate the section at the back of the book for parents. It includes questions as well as parenting tips.
Coop Learns He Can would make a great addition to the picture book section of a K-12 Christian school library.

Such an awesome message for kids! My 4 year old loves this series.

This book is such a great reminder for kids (ages 3–8) that God has made each of them with unique gifts and a purpose. The story is engaging, and the illustrations are vibrant and fun. I especially love the note for parents at the end, which offers helpful conversation prompts to dive deeper with your little ones. It’s an especially great read if your child is into cars—my own little one loved it!

This is my FAVORITE book in this series! What a great lesson for littles to learn. God made us just the way He wanted us, on purpose, and it isn't to be like everyone else. Who we are is just the way we're meant to be. I have read this to my son over and over. He enjoys the other Coop books too, but really loves this one with its beautiful outdoorsy illustrations and super, kid-friendly language. I'm so grateful to have this in our library.

________ ____________ ____ ______ is the most recent book I’ve read in _____ _______________ book series for children. I love how each book conveys important themes and messages, including that everyone has unique talents and is a masterpiece designed by God. The story entertains readers with a fun narrative and lively photos. Young Coop wants to do important things like his siblings but feels it isn’t fair that he can’t accomplish the same things they can. I feel many children will relate to Coop, and I hope they learn, as Coop does, that we are all specially designed and meant to be one-of-a-kind. __ ____ __________________ ______ ______________________ ________. ~from Psalm 139:14 The book includes questions for readers and notes for parents in the closing pages, and most importantly, shares the Good News of Salvation in a way that’s easy for young readers to understand.

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Young Coop wants to do important things like his siblings but feels it isn’t fair that he can’t accomplish the same things they can. I feel many children will relate to Coop, and I hope they learn, as Coop does, that we are all specially designed and meant to be one-of-a-kind.

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The book includes questions for readers and notes for parents in the closing pages, and most importantly, shares the Good News of Salvation in a way that’s easy for young readers to understand.

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