COMP ILLUS CHILDRENS BIB

Good choice for kids

I would suggest this for all parents who is trying to buy a book that illustrate Bible at its best. Each page content is good enough for daily reading. Follows correct interpretationof the stories in Bible. It is published by Harvest kids publishers.

Gd for knowledge About creations.. Its good for kid's... i loved d bright colours attractive lik.. jus loved it..

I have been searching for a Christian Bible story book for children for a long time. THIS IS ABSOLUTELY THE BEST.

Our 3 year old enjoys looking through it, the stories are compact and easy for her to understand

Good product but the cover glue came out and it’s difficult to stick back again

The best illustrated bible i can find rite now and worth the money.. All the pages are brightly coloured.. One of the best purchase in amazon.

A great one. Easy to understand the overall picture of God’s plan. Will be great for children. Thanks to the author, publisher and others who were part of it..God bless you all!

Good,, they follow bible closely…. Going book by book genesis , exodus . Good for kids 7-10 yo before they progress to good news bible !?! My daughter 6yo,,,, keep asking me to read and read non-stop . We have since finished the entire book of genesis. !

Very good illustrated Bible , that’s what I was looking to read with children.

L’ho trovata davvero esaustiva e molto colorata e interessante.

Muy bonito!!

I was too much worried when buying this Bible, because of all kinds of bad reviews. But I decided to give a try because all children's Bibles had atleast some people giving very bad reviews, so I had to give it a blind-trial on something. It turns out, the trial was extremely successful. I bought it for my 1.5 month old. I read two pages daily for him. He listens to it attentively and looks at the pictures and gets excited and makes sounds as much as he can (yes, you heard it right: 7 weeks old baby!) Pros: 1) colorful prints and pictures. love them. 2) stories are short enough. They don't measure my babies' patience. They have carefully divided long stories into two or ten stories (eg the story of Moses and exodus) as seems suitable. I like that idea 3) It covers all major Bible stories. I can forsee my baby becoming well versed in all major Bible stories by the time he is seven or eight years of age, when he will graduate/transition from this 'child-Bible' to a 'full adult Bible'. What I like is that my baby will be able to use this Bible until about 10 or 11 years of age- so worth every dollar spent!! I also forsee myself reading this Bible for my upcoming children (not born yet:-). 4) I read complaints (and was very concerned) about them cutting short the stories abruptly and changing the stories. So far I have read about 30% of the whole book and I haven't encountered any stories stopping abruptly. Also I have realized one thing. who is using this? Obviously someone less than 10 years old. If and when your child becomes old enough to question about the logic of the story and finding out mistakes, if any, I guess that is the time to transition to a full adult Bible. Cons 1)The book is very heavy, which I should have expected. My hand hurts since I have to carry my baby and the book together. When my baby is old enough to sit on his own, the heaviness wont be a problem as I can rest the Bible on the floor and read it for him. As of now , if I keep it on the floor, my baby cannot look at the pictures, so I have to take it in my hands.