Book Review: "Heroes of the Bible Treasury"

The Adventure Bible Bible Story Collection is a six book treasury of level 2 Adventure Bible I Can Read titles designed for newly independent readers and based on theAdventure Bible—the #1 Bible for kids!

Read all about people in Bible times and their adventures in these well-known Bible stories.

This 6-book bind-up includes:

Noah's Voyage

Elijah God's Mighty Prophet

Moses Leads the People

Joseph the Dreamer

Brave Queen Esther

Paul Meets Jesus

My Review:

The Adventure Bible is sure coming out with new creative ways to share great Bible Teachings. I love this 6 in 1 book with heroes in the Bible. This is a level 2 I Can Read book which means it has engaging stories, longer sentences, and language play for developing readers, and my kids got excited as they felt it was like a chapter book!

The pictures fill the space on the page and keep younger readers engaged as they practice their reading skills.

After each story there is one more page that goes more into detail about the Hero. It includes a Bible verse and a fun "Did you know" section.

Your kids will love to read these stories in a picture book format! Make sure you take time to discuss the lessons in each story as they can create great family discussions!

Thanks Zondervan for sending me this book in exchange for an honest review. I was not paid for this review and all opinions expressed are 100% mine.

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