Family-Time Bible in Pictures

My granddaughter (age 6) loves this book as she can read it herself and enjoy it with us reading to her. She even took it to school one day as her 'favorite' book.

My children and I love this. The stories, though short, lead to great discussions. The illustraions are awesome. Hope we'll be able to find something just as great when we move on.

This is a fantastic Bible for young children, with gorgeous, engaging paintings. The stories are short and accurate, a great length to do one every day or even several at a time. There are 128 stories, so it's really complete, with great selections from the Old and New Testaments. A child would have a really good overview of the Bible after reading these. My 4-year-old loves to flip through and ask, "What's this one, Mommy?" and always wants to hear more. A note: This isn't a sugar-coated Bible. Some of the pictures show blood and suffering and are dramatic, but they're tastefully done and not gory. I think it's especially captivating because the beautiful pictures are true to the stories and really draw you in. My daughter and I talk about death pretty freely and easily and this prompts lots of good conversations, but some might have a harder time with it. I would think this to be appropriate for 3-year olds through mid-elementary aged children.

We spend time each evening reading one of the stories. The illustrations are wonderful. I feel now that if a product has Kenneth Taylor's name on it, the content can be fully trusted. The stories only take a couple of minutes to read, so there is ample time to discuss the story, or read more.

We are very impressed with the pictures, text, and brief discussion ideas at the end of each story. The accounts of the Bible stories are Biblically correct. Toddlers show great interest in the book and often select it for their own independent browsing. Many of the popular children's Bible songs are portrayed in the pictures. This is an inpirational, educational, and fun book!