Book Review: God's Creation "Help Tell the Story"

About this story:

God’s Creation: Help Tell the Story, presented in the same style as Press Here, offers an exciting way for children to experience God’s creation of the world as they interact with the words and illustrations, follow along with easy-to-understand directions, and watch the story of God’s creation unfold.

This interactive picture book not only engages and keeps kids’ attention, but also helps them internalize and commit the story to memory. Bold, conceptual art by artist Joanne Liu leaves room for little ones’ imaginations to expand the story and begin to understand the greatness of God and his creation.

My Review:

I love the bright colored pictures and every little preschooler is going to love all the actions involved in this story. Who knew reading could be so interactive! I love this new exciting way to read a story. Clap your hands, lift the book up, shake, tap, swipe, rub, push, blow, and even more actions! Every child will engage more and probably remember more of the creation story with all these added action elements. Have fun with this one! I know we did!

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