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Review and Giveaway: "Tiny Truths"




About the Book
With whimsical illustrations and engaging storytelling, The Tiny Truths  Illustrated Bible presents all your favorite stories and diversely represented characters from the Old and New Testaments. It starts at the very beginning with the magnificence of creation and includes Moses parting the Red Sea, Jonah being swallowed by a giant fish, and ultimately the birth, death, and resurrection of Jesus, the rescuing King.
Uniquely presented in a way that connects each individual story to the next, this book introduces children to the most important ideas and characters of the Bible while also making clear how everything fits together to tell one big story––the story of God’s love for his children.
Kids will want to return to these joyful, memorable stories again and again, building their understanding of God’s Word. And the practical lessons, reminders, and truths found throughout the stories make this an invaluable resource for parents and teachers.
The Tiny Truths Illustrated Bible will help your children discover:
Who God is––the one who made everything and everyone
Who we are––his children, whom he loves unconditionally
What we were made for––to love God and everyone else

Introduce your children to the incredible story of God’s enormous love for them with The Tiny Truths Illustrated Bible! This book’s bright and engaging cover has a unique feel and pops off the page with debossing.

My Review
This hard cover book is a great one to add to a young ones Easter basket.  I love the main stories that are inside this little Bible.  Easter is fast approaching and we love being able to keep the focus on Christ!   Let's make sure our kids are understanding the real reason for Easter- RESURRECTION SUNDAY!     This Bible does hit on the life, death, and Resurrection power!  

My kids love the illustrations as they enjoy seeing the big heads on the characters.  I found that the wording for each chapter was perfect for kids to understand.  With so many choices out there as parents we want to make sure that the Bibles we pick for our kids are giving them truth!  


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