Yeah I have all girls but they still enjoyed the Action Bible, we just finished it last week and they were so excited to see it to completion. It was easily the most violent/graphic thing they have ever seen, but then again it is the Bible...
Hmm I have not found one in english yet. I did find a bible that looks like Hello Kitty was using it:
That is actually the one we have been through a couple times already.
I'll post a second recommendation for the Jesus Story Book Bible.
Yep, we got it as a gift from our church for our daughter. It is really good about showing how everything points to Jesus.
Perhaps that was it. I find writer embellishment to be distracting for myself even though it might not (although it could) be historically inaccurate. I especially take issue with people writing what God (or others) thought when that is not spelled out in the original text. I completely understand writing to the audience, but I don't think that should include additions where they are unnecessary (weren't the accounts/stories just fine with the original detail?).
Sure they are, but we are talking about preschoolers here. I tried both ways and one had them begging me every night to read the bible and the other had them finding distractions and asking what words meant every 5 seconds making for a painful experience on both sides. A preschool bible in my opinion should point them to Jesus and be a primer for daily reading when they are older. This book fits that to a T.
