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Mother Stories from the Book of Mormon by William A. Morton is a collection of moral and religious stories derived from the Book of Mormon, retold in a way that is accessible and engaging for young children. The book aims to teach children the values and lessons embedded in the sacred text of the Book of Mormon by focusing on stories that highlight virtues such as faith, obedience, courage, and kindness. Morton presents these stories through a nurturing lens, making them suitable for children and emphasizing the role of mothers in imparting these teachings.The book includes retellings of key stories from the Book of Mormon, such as the journeys of Nephi, the courage of Abish, and the faith of the Lamanite mothers. These narratives are meant to instill a sense of moral responsibility and devotion in children, showing how acts of love, bravery, and faith lead to great outcomes. Morton carefully selects stories that not only convey religious teachings but also reflect the influence of strong familial ties, particularly the nurturing role of mothers in guiding their children's spiritual growth.