My most recent review from Kregel is 99 Stories From The Bible by Juliet David and illustrated by Elina Ellis. The illustrations take up most of the page with a short synopsis of the bible story. It's not filtered through a Catholic lens, in fact, it's very mainstream to appeal to all Christian denominations. I wouldn't even call this a bible study for young children. It's really an introduction to the main stories of the bible which is an ideal place to start. Young children will be drawn in by the illustrations and learn the names of the the main figures as well as how they interacted with God and Jesus. The stories are important for children to learn and grow in holiness.
I've seen/reviewed a few of these bible storybooks for young children and they all share many of the same stories. So what would make a buyer choose this one among the many other books out there? For me, it's the illustrations that would make the difference (besides the price). So, would I be drawn to this particular storybook over others on a bookshelf? Probably. The cover is bright and cheerful.
I was given a complimentary copy of 99 Stories From The Bible for my honest review. No monetary compensation was given.
Peace & Blessings,
Noreen
I've seen/reviewed a few of these bible storybooks for young children and they all share many of the same stories. So what would make a buyer choose this one among the many other books out there? For me, it's the illustrations that would make the difference (besides the price). So, would I be drawn to this particular storybook over others on a bookshelf? Probably. The cover is bright and cheerful.
I was given a complimentary copy of 99 Stories From The Bible for my honest review. No monetary compensation was given.
Peace & Blessings,
Noreen
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