It’s a heart warming reminder that Jesus is found in the most unlikely places with the most unlikely people. In all three circumstances, there’s the line “Lots of busy people/sleepy people/working people, but no King.” In the end, the mice see their King in their very stable with all of their friends-the ones who laughed at them, doubted them, and the one who was cranky. They look for Him in the main street where busy people rush around, a hotel where sleepy people spend their time resting, and a city market where business people work all day. However, just like the people in Bethlehem, Itsy and Bitsy didn't realize they were looking for a king unlike any other king.
I think the best part aspect of the book is when the mice, Itsy and Bitsy, go looking for the King, they search all the places they think a King would be. He brings the traditional nativity story told through animal's eyes in a relatable way for children to understand. Max Lucado might catch your attention here. Itsy Bitsy Christmas By Max Lucado/ Illustrated by Bruno Merz
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