This is sort of like the Christmas special of a TV series.
Everyone wants to make the best gift, but it seems to be arguing what is the simple and just about the creator is what is the best.
Anyway the same issues as previous books, a nice little story, but missing 'vital punch' to help the reader, especially if younger, understand the truth of their relationship with the creator and how they would be able to have a true one.

Maybe it's just because I didn't experience this one as a child, but it just doesn't seem to have the same gentleness and sincerity of the earlier books.