OMG! is a magical window into how children view God. Its humor is timeless and satisfying and rich with insight. It's a book that speaks to people—no matter who they are or where they live—especially given the state of our troubled world. It will make them think, re-evaluate, and without a doubt, smile.

Parents know that kids ask amazing and often difficult questions about God, faith, heaven, and that other place; sometimes their thoughts are warm and sweet but other times they can be razor sharp and invective. But the outrageous and engaging concepts shared in OMG! are more than a way to deal humorously with children when they express their particular unorthodox views, they can open a difficult dialogue for families about the fanciful thoughts and misconceptions that kids have about God and his or her meaning in our lives.

OMG! showcases the differences and yet the similarities that kids of every economic, cultural and religious background share. Funny, poignant and galvanizing with deeply rooted sentiments that will never go out of fashion.

Monica Parker is an actor, writer, and producer in theatre, television, and film, most notably All Dogs Go to Heaven. She was born and raised in Glasgow, Scotland until the age of thirteen when she immigrated with her parents to Toronto, Canada.  Monica is currently starring in her insightful and funny one woman show, Sex, Pies & A Few White Lies which premiered in 2010.  Monica has just completed two features already under option, and has a recurring role on SciFy's Defiance. Monica lives with her long-time husband and saint, Gilles.

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"Monica's book will delight every child you hold in your heart as well as the one in your soul.  I highly recommend it." 

—Barnet Bain
Producer, What Dreams May Come, author, The Book of Doing and Being

"OMG! How Children See God is cute and sweet but also wise. Good for children and for grown-ups too!"

—Marianne Williamson
#1 New York Times bestselling author

"Not only will OMG! make you laugh out loud, but these images of God will enliven your spirit and make you want to gather the family, get some pens and paper and draw your own!"

—Paul Brandeis Raushenbush
Executive Editor of Global Spirituality and Religion, The Huffington Post