Preschoolers Bible

by V. Gilbert Beers and Victor Gilbert Beers

Book Overview

Introduce your little ones to the world of God's Word with the Toddler's Bible--the perfect treasured keepsake for families. Featuring engaging illustrations and 101 short Bible stories, this edition... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 156476317X
• ISBN13: 9781564763174
• Release Date: July 1994
• Publisher: David C Cook
• Length: 431 Pages
• Weight: 1.76 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 6.0" x 7.9"
• Age Range: 4 to 7 years
• Grade Range: Preschool to Grade 2

Customer Reviews

It's our bedtime routine!

My 3 y/o daughter loves the stories and enjoys looking at the pictures. She enjoys it so much that it's become her bedtime routine. She won't let me put her to bed till I read her her bible stories.

The Toddler's Bible

The Toddler's Bible content is perfectly worded for the vocabulary of my 21 month old son. There are just a few sentences on each beatifully illustrated page so I am able to finish reading and then have him turn each page. It is a wonderful start to sharing the Bible stories with our son.

Absolutely perfect for young children!!

This wonderful collection of short Bible stories is a great way to begin teaching the scriptures. Each story is exactly four pages long, with just a few simple words on each page and delightful pictures which are each worth additional discussion. I also work with children with autism and other learning disabilities and I always recommend it to the parents of those children. Our own family copy is well-worn, but we're hoping it makes it finally through boy #3!

Toddlers Bible Won't Collect Dust on Your Bookshelf

One of my children's favorites for the last 5 years! This book is simple enough to be your child's first exposure to Bible stories, and open enough for older children to enjoy: even though the stories are very short, older children love to hear me expound with more and more detail on the same stories they've loved since they could barely talk.