Wisdom from Proverbs for every age from 7 to 17.
Four books by Jerry Polarolo, one for each age, with a short video for every lesson.
A gift idea for Christmas
Shopping for a child, a grandchild or a teen this year? I wrote one book for each age from 7 to 17. Pick the one for their age and order it on Amazon.
See the four books
Pick the right book
I wrote one book for each stage, from early readers to high schoolers. Each one works through verses from Proverbs at a level that age can handle, and every lesson has a short video of me talking it through.
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For churches and classes
Each lesson is short and has its own video, so the books work for Sunday school, youth group or a family table. They're written for any church, and I'd be glad to hear from yours. Write to me about using them with your group.
Lessons by verse
Every lesson has its verse as its address. Pick a book, or type a verse in the finder at the top. Verses are from the King James Version.
Some lessons have Jerry's video now, and more are on the way.
Proverbs 17:17
A friend loveth at all times, and a brother is born for adversity.
From the page to the video
You can't click a printed book, so every lesson gets a short web address and a QR code.
- Find the code at the end of the lesson.
- Scan it with a phone camera, or type the short address.
- Jerry's video for that verse opens.
Try it: scan the code with your phone, or type the address.
Hi, I'm Jerry
I spent thirty years as an engineer. Now that I'm retired, I spend my time on something I care about even more: helping young people grow in wisdom.
Proverbs is full of short, practical advice for everyday life. I wrote these books so parents, grandparents and teachers can sit down with a young person and work through it one verse at a time. Family and church have always been at the center of my life, and I hope these books help yours.
Draft for Jerry to approve or rewrite.
Write to Jerry
Questions about the books, using them in a class, or a lesson that helped? Send a note. It goes straight to Jerry, and his personal email and phone stay private.