V. Gilbert Beers
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Preschoolers Bible
$16.99Add to cartThe Preschooler’s Bible by Gill Beers returns to delight a whole new generation with beautiful new illustrations by Tammy Lyon.
First published in 1994, the classic, best-selling The Preschooler’s Bible offers the ideal follow-up to The Toddler’s Bible. Over 100 stories include classics, such as the flood, and less-often told stories, such as Solomon’s request for wisdom.
With thoughtful questions and captivating writing, this book suits story time, bedtime, or family devotions. And vibrant new illustrations by Tammy Lyon add even more opportunity for Bible discovery. More than a Bible story book, The Preschooler’s Bible offers parents and Church workers a resource that takes little hearts beyond just hearing the Bible’s stories to learning to discover God’s truths for themselves.
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Toddlers Bible
$18.99Add to cartYour littlest listeners aren’t too small to learn about God’s Word! Accompanied by Claudine’s Gervy’s fresh illustrations, Beers’s captivating retellings of Noah and the flood, Moses and the Ten Commandments, Jesus’ resurrection, and other favorite stories are perfect for instilling a lifelong love of Scripture in your child’s heart. Ages infant to 3 years. 432 pages, hardcover from Cook.
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Early Readers Bible
$18.99Add to cartChildren love the feeling of accomplishment they get from doing things by themselves: getting dressed, tying their shoes and especially reading! That’s why boys and girls get so excited about The Early Reader’s Bible: the Bible that beginning readers can read all on their own. The Early Reader’s Bible Features: – 64 easy-to-read Bible stories, based on standard public school word lists – Colorful illustrations, stimulating questions, and real-life applications to increase children’s understanding of God’s Word – List of 250 basic words used in public school early reader books – List of over 200 new words including Bible vocabulary with fewer than five new words introduced in each story. Help your child learn to associate the words “I can” with reading and loving Scripture — and with the child-friendly, bestselling Early Readers Bible.