Here are 312 stories from Genesis to Revelation written with a beauty and simplicity of style to convey the meaning of the Bible stories into children’s hearts. Adding life and impact to the stories are 121 full-color pictures. Parents and teachers will find this storybook to be an invaluable resource. 576 pages; paperback.
Ten Bible stories, including these titles: “Let My People Go,” “The Widow’s Oil,” “Jonah,” “Thank You, Jesus,” and more. The simple, yet compelling language combines with beautiful illustrations to ensure children will remember these Bible stories for years to come. Suitable for reading aloud. Compiled and published by Theresa Boeckner and Judith Spence. 78 pages; hardcover.
This five-volume set is excellent for acquainting small children with familiar Bible stories. Each book has four stories illustrated in full color and graphic detail. Good quality binding; children will spend much time with this set. Hardcover. Stories in this book: Daniel and His Friends; Daniel and the Lions; Zacchaeus the Cheater; Jabel the Shepherd. (Also sold as a set.)
Presents the Word of God for children ages three to six. Great truths in simple language for little children to understand. Simple text describes and explains 190 full-color pictures. 384 pages; hardcover.
From the author of Tell Me the Stories of Jesus, this is the first book in a series of two telling Bible stories from the Old Testament. It covers the time from Adam to King Saul. Each story is beautifully illustrated and includes questions for review. 121 pages; hardcover.
A Bible story book with one-page, simple Bible stories and color illustrations. This updated version is child-friendly; it is larger and lays open flat. Some of the stories have been re-written. 211 pages, hardcover.