The Gospel Story (One Big Story)
G**T
Cute! Great price!
These are so cute. Nice colorful pictures. Good give always.
A**R
Good book!
My son loves this book!
C**H
Great gifts
Bought for Easter gifts and they loved them. Nice paper material. Easy to read and great story! Definitely worth the price!
J**N
A Beautiful Introduction, But Not Yet a Solo Act
The Gospel Story (One Big Story) is a stunning little book with big potential. Filled with gorgeous illustrations and a heartwarming message, it aims to introduce children to the core of the Bible through ten key stories. While it hits the mark in many ways, the small text size and dense reading level make it more suitable for shared read-alouds than independent reading for younger children.Here's what I loved:Gorgeous Artwork: The illustrations are truly captivating, bringing the Bible stories to life with vibrant colors and engaging scenes. My child was constantly asking about the pictures and their connection to the text.Christ Connections: The "Christ in Scripture" sections are a brilliant addition. They cleverly highlight how Jesus is woven throughout the entire Bible, even in stories seemingly unrelated to him. This opens up wonderful opportunities for discussions and deeper understanding.Perfect for Family Time: This book shines as a shared experience. Reading it together fosters conversation, reflection, and a stronger connection to faith. It's perfect for bedtime stories, family devotions, or Bible school classes.However, there are some points to consider:Small Text & Reading Level: The text size is quite small, and the vocabulary and sentence structure are geared towards older children (possibly 10 and up). While my 7-year-old enjoyed the pictures and some simpler passages, reading it independently proved challenging.Paperback Durability: The paperback format might not be ideal for younger children who tend to be rougher on books. A hardcover option would be more durable for frequent use.Overall, The Gospel Story (One Big Book) is a beautiful introduction to the Bible's core message. With its stunning artwork, insightful "Christ Connections," and emphasis on shared experiences, it's a valuable resource for families and religious educators. However, for independent reading by younger children, the small text and reading level might pose a hurdle. Consider this book more as a shared journey of discovery rather than a solo read for under-8s.If you're looking for a visually captivating and meaningful book to share Bible stories with your family, especially children aged 10 and up, this is a gem. But for younger independent readers, you might want to explore options with larger text and simpler language.
J**A
Biblically Sound
I had a few of these and bought more so I could give them to the kids in my Wednesday night church based group at the end of the year. The children are from various places and backgrounds. It is good for them to have general knowledge of Babile stories from Creation through the Second Coming of Christ and how Christ is connected to all the stories through the Bible. This can be read by anyone who would like to gain Biblical Knowledge of God's Story and how Christ is woven throughout.
D**D
Well done, clear, Bible stories relating how the Gospel fits from Old through New Testament
I think it was pretty good. I like the pictures. I liked how the Gospel was shown to start in Genesis and end in Revelation - and the Bible stories with explicit Biblical text were excellently chosen. I really liked the Application and the Christ Connection questions. It was well done and good for understanding of the Gospel in the Bible and how the old and new testaments relate. The price was amazing and this would be an excellent study for youth Sunday Schools or gifts to youth. My only disappointment was that I expected, by the cover and description, that this would be good for young kids (under 12) and they could read it on their own as they could. The answer is not really or it depends on the reading/comprehension level of your child. The reading level is probably 7th grade. It's best for 12 and up (my opinion). I have 2 youngsters under age of 8, and though they were interested and the pictures are good, I had to paraphrase and substitute words as I read to them so that they could understand.
L**S
Love the Bible’s
Wonderful bibles
G**1
Great
Excellent
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