Book Review: Gift Bible for Kids

The NIV Gift Bible for Kids is the perfect gift for graduations, confirmations, and other special achievements. The bonus content explores the teachings, ministry, miracles, and parables of Jesus, as well as life in New Testament times, enhancing and enriching the reading of Scripture.

Features include:

• Words of Christ in red

• Presentation page

• Bible dictionary concordance

• Book introductions

• Presentation page for personalizing and gift giving

My Review:

This Gift Bible for Kids is a very typical Bible. It is NIV translation and it does have Jesus's words in red. The beginning has a personalization page to make it more special for any occasion and the the leather like binding is sure to please. On the presentation page it has the scripture Psalm 119:105 Your word is a lamp for my feet, a light on my path. I love that scripture especially if you were gift giving this Bible. It reminds them that Jesus is the way and the path to stay on.

It would make a great Bible to give for baptism, confirmation, birthdays, salvation, communion, or just because Jesus is awesome. :)

The print in this bible is very small... I mean so small that I think some kids might lose their spot while reading. I hope this means I'm not getting old because I'm complaining about the font size....reality I am in my 30's! LOL

It might suggest that this Bible is for kids but really teens and adults alike would enjoy this simple looking Bible. Pick yours up from Zondervan today for $16.99.

I was given a copy of this Bible in exchange for an honest review. I was not paid for my review and all opinions are 100% mine.

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