BEYOND NAUGHTY AND NICE

Rediscovering the Book of Life

What if the real question isn’t whether we’re “naughty or nice”… but whether our lives are connected to something that lasts forever?
In a world that chases distraction, success, and the next moment of temporary fulfillment, many people quietly feel an ache they can’t explain — a longing for meaning, identity, and hope that doesn’t fade.
Beyond Naughty and Nice: Rediscovering the Book of Life is a reflective, story-driven spiritual allegory written especially for seekers and spiritual explorers. Through the journey of Evan — an ordinary man who begins to question whether his life truly matters — and a wise caretaker who remembers when people still wrestled with right, wrong, and eternity, this story gently invites readers to consider a deeper truth:
Some choices echo far beyond this life.
This book is not a sermon, debate, or theological argument.
It is a compassionate narrative about awakening — about belonging — about the difference between a life that disappears… and a life that endures.
Along the way, readers encounter themes of purpose, identity, doubt, trust, grace, and eternal hope — culminating in an invitation to reflect on the only list that truly matters: the Book of Life.
Perfect for:

• Spiritual seekers and questioning readers
• Those curious about faith, meaning, and eternity
• Pastoral gift-giving, outreach, and evangelistic conversation
• Reflection, small-group discussion, or personal reading

Gentle, honest, and deeply hopeful, this story reminds us that even in an age that has forgotten eternity…
God has not forgotten us — and our names still matter to Him.