Early Reader's Bible for Kids: An Easy-to-Understand Introduction to the Bible

Suzie Qzie: Perfect beginner Bible to get to know the Lord on an early reader level.

United States on Aug 12, 2023

Candice NYC: Great starter for little ones. The picture are great and the stories are the right length: definitely recommend

United States on Aug 02, 2023

Olamide Atiba: This is good for early readers

United States on Jul 02, 2023

Darlene D: Purchase this Bible for my granddaughter. It was the exact same Bible I read to my three children when they were young. Great Bible for children under 10. Easy reading, and nice pictures throughout the book to follow along with the stories.

United States on Jul 01, 2023

jml: Good bible book for toddlee

Canada on Mar 14, 2021

C Alasu: Lovely Bible for the kids. My daughter just started to read by herself and she loves this bible .

United Kingdom on May 19, 2020

marian walshe: My grandson had loaned this from our library and loved it, he is 6 years old and carries it with him everywhere. perfect size for little hands.

Canada on Dec 04, 2017

CL: Fantastic for early readers! My son was discouraged that his big brother was reading his BIble, and when he received this he read it non stop! Easy enough for an early reader, but a big size to feel real accomplishment when they've read the whole thing!! Excellent Bible!

Canada on Jan 03, 2015

Bonnie: This is just the right book for my granddaughter. She is an early reader and it is written with that in mind. Not only is it well written but at the end of each "story" there are questions that help her to understand what she has read. Would def. recommend this book.

Canada on Dec 03, 2014

Emily Parrino: My five-year-old and I just finished reading through the 29 New Testament Bible stories presented in "easy reader" vocabulary in The Early Reader's Bible New Testament by V. Gilbert Beers. Before I launch into how this Bible went over with my son, I should clarify that this kids' Bible is written with a very limited vocabulary-- drawn from school standard lists for beginning readers. The stories, which are about three short pages long, introduce no more than five new words each. Comprehension and discussion questions follow each story.

I liked this Bible for several reasons:
•The paperback is lightweight and small enough to bring on trips.
•The stories are simply written, so I didn't really have to paraphrase (though at times, I had to enrich with extra details to make them more interesting).
•The comprehension questions showed me how much my son was (or wasn't) absorbing.
•Some of the stories included were less commonly included in children's bibles: The parable of the rich fool, Satan tempting Jesus for 40 days in the wilderness, Philip and the Eithiopian Eunich, Paul's writing to Philemon on behalf of Onesimus. Also, it included Mary's conversation...

United States on Mar 04, 2014