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Book Review: "Angels in the Bible Storybook"



Book Description:
Where were the angels when God created the world? Why did an angel force a donkey off a road? Who did the angels get out of jail twice? Young readers will find answers to these and other questions in this exciting storybook, written by bestselling author Allia Zobel Nolan with illustrations by Alida Massari. Angels in the Bible Storybook gives children a fascinating look into how God’s powerful behind-the-scenes helpers interacted with Bible greats from Abraham, Lot, and Gideon to Zechariah, Mary, and Jesus himself, acting as messengers, protectors, warriors, and more.

My Review:
Thank you Zondervan for sending me this book in exchange for an honest review.  I was not paid for this review and all opinions are 100 % mine.  

So I thought I knew most of the stories and scriptures with Angels but I learned a lot with this Bible Storybook.   I mean we all know and Angel appeared a lot leading up to Jesus birth from talking to Mary and Joseph to shepherds but there are several other stories in this book that I learned a lot from.  

Each chapter in this kids bible is 3-5 pages long with a couple small paragraphs per page.   It will take longer then some other Bibles to get through each days reading.   

I enjoy the artwork pictures.   The illlustrator uses some bright brights but then also some warm colors as well.  

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