Reviewed by Diane Woodrow

This is the second one in the 'For Kids' part of the series, and as the blurb says it is "by kids for kids, and for kids and their parents to be sure to love this collection". One does have to say it is well sung, but English kids, probably in their early teens, so not horrid and cheesy and squeaky, and apart from Martin Smith's "Happy Song" at least all the songs are in this century. But getting a bunch of children to sing modern worship songs, originally sung by people like Delirious?, Tomlin and MercyMe, is still a highly questionable concept.

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