Many parents now see the need to teach their children about God to counteract the godlessness that surrounds their little loved ones. They will readily welcome the Great Teacher book, as did a mother who, after reading the invitation on the back of the June 15, 1972, Watchtower, wrote: “Gentlemen, would you please send me a copy of Listening to the Great Teacher. I have a five-year-old son, and as yet I have not taken him to church. I hope this book will help me explain about God and help me give him the right kind of guidance.”

A letter at hand reads: “Thank you for the Great Teacher book. My eight-year-old and five-year-old are able to understand the more important things. My eight-year-old son Russell is conducting a Bible study with a schoolmate in the Great Teacher book, and the five-year-old amazes us with her good thoughts and deeds.”

⁶ One young publisher, eight years of age, in a short time placed twenty-one copies of the Great Teacher book with schoolmates. One day ten children asked her for a copy. Perhaps the basis of that young sister’s success was her simplicity in demonstrating the book to her schoolmates.