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Tag Archives: Padded Cover
“Strong: Psalm 1,” by Sally Lloyd-Jones
The Water of Joy! In this book, simple text and illustrations are used to convey the message of Psalm number one to children. From this Psalm, the author likens the strength and love that comes from God to the nourishment … Continue reading
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“My First Veggie Bible Stories” by Pamela Kennedy and Anne Kennedy Brady
Illustrator Jerry Pittenger Bible Stories Veggie Style! The mother-daughter author team bring to life the popular VeggieTales characters telling kid-sized versions of Bible stories. Join them as they share events from both the Old and New Testaments. Some of the … Continue reading
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“NIrV Illustrated Holy Bible for Kids” from Zondervan
The New International Reader’s Version (NIrV) A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words! Pictures, lots of pictures! That’s what I always wanted in my children’s Bible, but there were just a tiny number. … Continue reading
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“Parable Treasury” by Liz Curtis Higgs
Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall–This Book Contains Them All What do pumpkins, sunflowers, lilies and pine trees have in common? They all come together in this volume for some remarkable children’s stories. This … Continue reading
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