Book Review: God's Little Lambs Bible

Bible Stories for God’s Little Lambs is a storybook Bible written just for little ones. With a padded cover and simple, accessible text by Julie Stiegemeyer, children will learn about God’s love through stories such as Noah’s Ark, Jonah and the Big Fish, and Jesus Welcomes the Children. With soft brushstrokes and warm colors, Qin Leng provides illustrations readers will love to cuddle up with at bedtime or any time of the day.

My Review:
This book is recommended for kids aged 3-8! Each story is about 3 pages and each page has a couple small paragraphs so you can read each story within a couple minutes. We are about half way done with the book as we are reading one story each night before bed. My favorite feature is at the bottom of each story there is a little declaration or prayer that I have my kids repeat with me to kinda seal it, which I think is helping them learn to pray more. So far my favorite story in this bible is Moses and the burning bush as sometimes that story is left out of children's stories.

This book is being released soon...September 27th! Zondervan has it for sale on their site for $12.99 but on Amazon you can pre order it for only $8.70.

Thanks Zondervan for sending me this book free of charge in exchange for an honest review. All opinions expressed are 100% mine!

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