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A Child's Bible

Formerly The Hodder Children's Bible

by Sally Ann Wright, Honor Ayres

  • 0 - 7 Years
  • Hardback
  • Not Applicable
  • 21 x 23.5 x 1.6 cm

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For 4-6s

This beautiful Bible combines engaging storytelling with charming illustrations

A perfect gift

A beatiful Children's Bible featuring timeless Bible stories alongisde stunning colour illustrations. A lovely gift.
Laura White

Laura White

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A Child's Bible by Sally Ann Wright and Honor Ayres, combines engaging storytelling with charming water colour illustrations. Children will love reading the stories from the Bible, each story representing the Bible as the story of God's relationship with his people. This Bible makes a perfect child's gift with its modern clean illustrations and timeless text - It will truly be treasured by both children and adults. Formally the 'Hodder Children's Bible' with 162,000 copies in print.

  • Authors

    Sally Ann Wright +1

  • Book Format

    Hardback

  • Publisher

    Authentic

  • Published

    November 2011

  • Recommended for Ages

    from 4 years up to 6 years

  • Weight

    696g

  • Page Count

    140

  • Dimensions

    21 x 23.5 x 1.6 cm

  • ISBN

    9781860248559

  • ISBN-10

    1860248551

  • Eden Code

    3978811

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    Originally published as the Hodder Children’s Bible in 2005. Illustrations and the choice of font can make or break the appeal of a book for me. In this case both are first class. Sally Ann Wright’s re-telling of the Bible stories I knew I would enjoy – I have met her work before and appreciated the opportunity to read A Child’s Bible as I did not review its previous incarnation. The words just ask to be read aloud, the short phrases and sentences tell the stories faithfully according to the Bible but in ways young children will enjoy and remember. The special treat is that the stories don’t stop with the resurrection, they continue with stories from Acts. I read them all with delight.

  • TGBS

    The Good Book Stall

    Average rating of0.0

    Originally published as the Hodder Children’s Bible in 2005. Illustrations and the choice of font can make or break the appeal of a book for me. In this case both are first class. Sally Ann Wright’s re-telling of the Bible stories I knew I would enjoy – I have met her work before and appreciated the opportunity to read A Child’s Bible as I did not review its previous incarnation. The words just ask to be read aloud, the short phrases and sentences tell the stories faithfully according to the Bible but in ways young children will enjoy and remember. The special treat is that the stories don’t stop with the resurrection, they continue with stories from Acts. I read them all with delight.

  • TGBS

    The Good Book Stall

    Average rating of0.0

    Originally published as the Hodder Children’s Bible in 2005. Illustrations and the choice of font can make or break the appeal of a book for me. In this case both are first class. Sally Ann Wright’s re-telling of the Bible stories I knew I would enjoy – I have met her work before and appreciated the opportunity to read A Child’s Bible as I did not review its previous incarnation. The words just ask to be read aloud, the short phrases and sentences tell the stories faithfully according to the Bible but in ways young children will enjoy and remember. The special treat is that the stories don’t stop with the resurrection, they continue with stories from Acts. I read them all with delight.

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