If you’re the mother or teacher of a preschooler or child younger than that, you’ll find this pop-up story book will grab your kiddos’ attention as you tell the stories in God’s Word.
I first chose this book because I thought it’d make a good Bible story book for my preschool classroom at church. The book presents five Bibles stories, each page turning to a new story. The page’s scene pops out to grab the child’s attention. The book will even stand up to display the scene, instead of having to use the felt board for visuals. The Bibles story is short, but a preschool teacher could easily create a full Sunday school lesson from it. I like that the Scripture reference is included with each story.
Then, I discovered that I’d be having a baby this year. This book will be a short and easy read for my baby and even when he’s toddling around. I will have to keep his little hands off the pop-out objects of course, but I think my lil’ boy will enjoy the colorful pictures and pop-out objects.
Thanks to Kregel Publications for the copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.
About the Book
With a pop-up scene on every page, children will cherish this selection of favorite storiesfrom the Old and New Testaments. From the moment Baby Moses is found floating in a basket among the bulrushes to Jesus’ stilling of the storm, children will be captivated by Daniel Howarth’s remarkable illustrations as each story pops off the page.
About the Author
Juliet David has written many children’sstories and Bible activity books. Her other interests include painting, music, and traveling to Israel and other Biblelands. This experienced author lives in London with her family.
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