The Beginner's Bible ® for Toddlers, Boardbook

By: Mission City Press

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Product Description

The Beginner's Bible is the perfect starting point for toddlers to learn about God's Word. With simple text, bright art, and a padded cover, this cute board book edition presents ten Bible stories in bite-sized chunks that kids can understand.Help toddlers discover The Beginner's Bible just like millions of children before them. Fun for kids and useful for parents and educators; recommended for ages 2-5.

Product Information

Format: Hardcover
Number of Pages: 40
Vendor: Zondervan
Publication Date: 2011
Dimensions: 7 X 5 (inches)

ISBN: 0310722721
ISBN-13: 9780310722724
Availability: In Stock
Ages: 2-5
Series: Beginner's Bible

Publisher's Description

The Beginner's Bible is the perfect starting point for toddlers to learn about God's word. With simple text, bright art, and a padded cover, this cute board book edition presents ten Bible stories in bite-sized chunks that kids can understand. Help toddlers discover The Beginner's Bible just like millions of children before! Fun for kids and useful for parents and educators. www.thebeginnersbible.com

Author Bio

Mission City Press is a Christian publishing company dedicated to teaching kids to live a life of faith with passionate devotion to Jesus Christ.

Product Reviews

The Beginner's Bible &#174 for Toddlers, Boardbook 4.7 5 3 3

Grandson, 21 months, ask parents to read it. Purchased for 21 month old grandson who really enjoys. He gets it, brings it to them and says "Bible" wanting them to read. Parents like it because it is a board book. January 11, 2013

Bright and sturdy, odd selection of stories This book is a good size for a toddler. The drawings are bright and colourful and the cover and pages are sturdy enought to take some abuse form little hands and teeth. My only reservation is that the selection of bible stories presented is a little odd. Some of the "big stories" are skipped over for some that are not too exciting for little readers. No parting of the Red Sea, we get Moses in the basket instead. No Good Friday, no Easter morning, only the Assumption. Even the miracles of Jesus that are told are not relatable to children. And Jesus saying "let the little children come to me" is not included either. I know it's only 40 pages, but it really seems to miss the mark in this regard. Still my 2 year old loves to look at the pictures! May 8, 2012