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"Daniel and the Hungry Lions" Book Review


Synopsis: In Daniel and the Hungry Lions young readers hear the story of a man who loved God so much he prayed to him even when he knew it could be dangerous! This Bible story favorite uses art from The Beginnerā€™s Bible, the bestselling storybook Bible of all time.
























































































































Description:  Daniel and the Hungry Lions is a retelling of the favorite Old Testament Bible story about a faithful man named Daniel and his refusal to stop praying. Using art from the bestselling The Beginnerā€™s Bible, this story is available in the popular and affordable 8x8 softcover format.
Daniel loves God and prays to him every day. But some jealous men have a plan to get him in trouble---they talk the king into making a law that will mean if they catch Daniel praying to anyone but the king, he must be put in the lionsā€™ den! Does this new law stop Daniel? NO!
My Review:  My two kids love the story of Daniel and this version was just as fun as the one in their other Bibles.  I like the more detailed pictures you get from this book as opposed to reading this story in a children's Bible.  Daniel is a good role model for kids these days to keep a strong faith in a world that is growing darker. I pray that Daniel will be in my children's mind when they face persecution!  I pray they would be bold like Daniel and keep praising their GOD!  AMEN  This book was released May 7th of this year and is only $3.99 on Zondervan.com  so hurry and pick up your copy and get teaching your kids to be bold and brave like Daniel!  


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