Complete 11-book set of Harold E. Kohn’s Nature Parables that Nurture the Soul series, featuring illustrated reflections on nature, faith, and life

Complete 11-Volume Paperback Library

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Complete 11-book set of Harold E. Kohn’s Nature Parables that Nurture the Soul series, featuring illustrated reflections on nature, faith, and life

Complete 11-Volume Paperback Library

by Harold E. Kohn

$99.95

Give the Complete Collection—or Make It Your Own

For the nature lover, person of faith, or thoughtful reader in your life, the complete Nature Parables That Nurture the Soul collection is a gift they'll return to for years. This 11-book set brings together the full series of beautifully illustrated reflections by pastor, naturalist, and artist Harold E. Kohn.

It's also the easiest way to own the entire collection yourself. Across all 11 volumes, Kohn explores faith, nature, comfort, wisdom, hope, the outdoors, and the deeper lessons waiting to be discovered in the world around us.

  • All 11 volumes in the Nature Parables That Nurture the Soul series
  • Hundreds of illustrated reflections on nature, faith & life
  • Original artwork by Harold E. Kohn throughout the collection
  • A substantial Christian gift for nature lovers, outdoor enthusiasts & reflective readers

Eleven Books. A Lifetime of Observation and Reflection.

Harold E. Kohn spent a lifetime paying attention—to birds and wildlife, woods and water, changing seasons, Scripture, human suffering, and the everyday experiences that shape our lives. He found in the natural world what he called nature parables: ordinary things that could point toward deeper truths about faith and life.

The complete collection reveals the remarkable range of his writing. There are books centered on comfort, peace, wisdom, hope, and spiritual reflection; collections created especially for deer hunters, fishermen, and bird watchers; reflections for those confronting death and grief; and a 25-day devotional for the Advent season.

The complete 11-volume collection includes:

  • Comfort from Creation
  • Peace from Psalm 23
  • Wisdom from the Wild
  • Strength from the Stillness
  • Hope on the Horizon
  • Refreshed by the Riverside
  • Outdoor Reflections for Deer Hunters
  • Outdoor Reflections for Fishermen
  • Outdoor Reflections for Bird Watchers
  • Glimpses of Glory
  • Advent Devotional for Christmas

A Gift with Something for Every Season

Some books in the collection offer encouragement during difficult seasons. Others invite readers to slow down and see familiar parts of creation differently. There are books for quiet mornings at home, reflections especially for people who love hunting, fishing, and bird watching, words of comfort for times of grief and loss, and readings for the Advent season.

That variety makes the complete collection an especially meaningful Christian gift for a spouse, parent, grandparent, pastor, friend, outdoorsman or outdoorswoman, or anyone who finds peace and perspective in nature. Rather than a gift that's enjoyed once and put away, these are books designed to be picked up again and again.

The Eye of a Naturalist. The Heart of a Pastor.

Harold E. Kohn was a pastor, counselor, naturalist, artist, and poet. He didn't simply admire the natural world—he wanted to understand it. He studied what he encountered and used those observations as starting points for reflections on perseverance, purpose, relationships, suffering, faith, hope, and the way we live.

Kohn also knew suffering personally. Serious illness, chronic pain, and loss deepened the compassion that shaped decades of pastoral ministry and counseling. His warm prose and original illustrations bring together the careful eye of a naturalist, the creativity of an artist, and the compassionate perspective of a pastor.

Give the complete collection to someone you love—or bring home the full library for yourself.

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Book Details

Author: Harold E. Kohn
Illustrator: Harold E. Kohn
Edited by: Franklin L. Goldberg
Introduction by: Franklin L. Goldberg

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